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Halaman 12
... public agents . I need hardly assure you of my sincere desire to co - operate with you in all your efforts to exalt the character , establish the credit , and advance the general interests of the State . You have assembled at an ...
... public agents . I need hardly assure you of my sincere desire to co - operate with you in all your efforts to exalt the character , establish the credit , and advance the general interests of the State . You have assembled at an ...
Halaman 17
... Public Instruction devolve upon the Secretary of State , or upon Commissioners to be chosen by the people of each school district or township . The office of Superintendent of Public Instruction , as a distinct depart- ment , is of very ...
... Public Instruction devolve upon the Secretary of State , or upon Commissioners to be chosen by the people of each school district or township . The office of Superintendent of Public Instruction , as a distinct depart- ment , is of very ...
Halaman 20
... Public Instruction , 4,500 00 Superintendent of Public Buildings , 4,000 00 Prison Inspectors , 6,000 00 Biennial Sessions , 171,000 00 Reduction of pay and mileage - pay to $ 8 per diem , mileage one - half , 110,000 00 Limiting ...
... Public Instruction , 4,500 00 Superintendent of Public Buildings , 4,000 00 Prison Inspectors , 6,000 00 Biennial Sessions , 171,000 00 Reduction of pay and mileage - pay to $ 8 per diem , mileage one - half , 110,000 00 Limiting ...
Halaman 24
... public lands in limited quantities to actual settlers . The interests of both State and nation will unquestionably be best sub- served by thus donating the public domain in small tracts . It will induce emigration to the State ; greatly ...
... public lands in limited quantities to actual settlers . The interests of both State and nation will unquestionably be best sub- served by thus donating the public domain in small tracts . It will induce emigration to the State ; greatly ...
Halaman 31
... public lands in this State , approved April 20 , 1852 . Mr. Wing gave notice that he would on Monday next , or some day thereafter , introduce a bill entitled An Act to suppress Gambling . Mr. Carpentier introduced a bill to authorize ...
... public lands in this State , approved April 20 , 1852 . Mr. Wing gave notice that he would on Monday next , or some day thereafter , introduce a bill entitled An Act to suppress Gambling . Mr. Carpentier introduced a bill to authorize ...
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Act concerning Act entitled Act to amend Act to authorize Act to provide amend an Act April 22 ayes and nays Bell Benicia Blake Bostwick Brush Cabaniss Caldwell Canney Cardozo Carhart Carpentier City patient Clerk Committee on Enrolled Conness Court of Sessions Covarrubias Crenshaw cured diarrhoea engrossed entitled an Act Estep Ewing Fairfax Flower following vote Gardner Garfield Hally Harrison Herbert Heydenfeldt Hoff House met pursuant HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY Hunt Huse introduced a bill Ireland Irwin JOHN BIGLER Johnson Joint Resolution Judiciary Committee Kittredge Knight Leake Letcher Mandeville Martin McCandless McFarland McGarry McKamy McMahon McMeans Meredith message was received Messrs Moore motion moved Myres nays were demanded o'clock Oliver Owen Pacheco Panama fever passed April Proctor read a third Redding referred report was adopted Robinson Rogers S M hospital San Francisco Senate Senate bill Sime Smith Snyder Speaker submitted the following Taylor Thomas Tilghman typhoid fever Walker Wing Yeiser
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Halaman 19 - AN ACT To enable the State of Arkansas, and other States, to reclaim the Swamp Lands within their limits.
Halaman 2 - The contract between Georgia and the purchasers was executed by the grant. A contract executed, as well as one which is executory, contains obligations binding on the parties. A grant, in its own nature, amounts to an extinguishment of the right of the grantor, and implies a contract not to reassert that right. A party is, therefore, always estopped by his own grant.