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THE MAROON A Loyola Tradition Since 1923 "For a greater Loyola" I V 01.90, N0.3 www.LoyolaMaroon.com 201 1 ] Smoked By KELSI ALLENBACH Staff Writer Residential Life trains RAs to detect drugs Resident Assistants are trained in drug detection, specifically in detecting the presence of marijuana in residence halls. Although drug usage is an issue on college campuses, Loyola has taken some steps to ensure that its residence halls are as free from illegal drugs as possible. As a standard part of training, all RAs are trained each year in drug detection. "We burn a synthetic material that is designed to smell like burning marijuana, so that RAs are aware and know how to distinguish marijuana from incense and other burning materials," said Craig Beebe, director of Residential Life. RA training in drug detection has not changed from previous years, and has remained the same for the duration of his four years at Loyola, Beebe said. Loyola University police officers conduct a training program for the RAs on illicit drugs each year. If given probable cause, Residential Life personnel can perform an inspection of a student's room. Though drug detection policies and enforcement in residence halls are meant to protect students, some remain unsure of the effectiveness of this system. "I've watched multiple drug raids and they didn't do anything, and I knew where the weed was, behind the printer," said Rose Santos, theater communications sophomore. Residential Life officials, however, understand that RAs are not substitutes for the police. "We do not expect RAs to SGA adjusts allocations process By KAMARIA MONMOUTH Staff Writer Last * semester, campus organizations over-requested funds for the Student Government Association budget allocations, resulting in a 47 percent drop in funding from fall 2010. This semester, the SGA Budget Allocation Committee expects to amend the process through a three-bracket system and SGA's judicial branch, which will aid in sufficient allocations. The allocation process is the process by which organizations apply for and are granted part of the SGA budget for the current semester," said Brian Gibbons, finance senior and SGA's director of finance. "Traditionally, $75,000 is made available during the allocation process with $10,000 more made available during post allocations." Gibbons also said that this semester, the overall amount is expected to increase and will be made available during or before President's Council, where the process of budget allocations is explained to representatives of all clubs and organizations. Too many funding requests from organizations caused budget problems for allocations and resulted in cuts that short-sided full funding, Gibbons said. Phase II begins with Monroe Hall renovations By KRISTEN DIAZ Staff Writer iTa Mi. t, e) ■.*, 11 With the newly renovated Thomas Hall under wraps, phase II of the university's master plan is now in effect with the start of the construction of Monroe Hall. "The building is undergoing a total renovation. All departments will be affected," said Ann Moss, director of Facilities Planning. Planning for the renovation is still underway, but the basic changes have been stated in Loyola's master plan. In order for Monroe Hall to look similar to the rest of buildings on campus, the construction will involve a complete makeover of the exterior. Inside, there will be 114,000 additional square feet for larger classrooms. Monroe Hall will also have two additional floors. Other expected changes include technology updates and upgraded meeting spaces. This particular project is the largest of phase 11, which includes the creation of a new student center and residence hall, alongside small changes in existing residence halls. Monroe Hall holds 37-5 percent of all classrooms on campus. As each phase of construction begins, classes will be reassigned to new places such as Marquette and Bobet halls. The departments that will be affected will include biological sciences, chemistry, mathematical sciences, environmental biology, political science, sociology and physics. In addition to being the home to many departments, Monroe Hall also holds the Academic Resource Center, which offers tutoring to students. GEENA ACEVEDO/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Nunemaker Hall, located in Monroe Hall, will undergo changes as part of renovations. Dates are still tentative. see DRUGS, page 4 see FUNDING, page 16 see PHASE 11, page 16 * ACE! Meet Loyola's newest weapon on the court. See Page 5 WH!i» I e- *• mmJ Ul
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have named six old friends from school and university and the Queen's granddaughter Zara Tindall as godparents of their son, Prince George.
The announcement came ahead of the christening of William and Kate's baby, who will be baptised this afternoon by the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Rev Justin Welby, during a private ceremony in the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace.
George's seven godparents include the Duke and Duchess's former private secretary Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, who continues to serve part-time as their principal private secretary and equerry.
Also chosen was Oliver Baker, who attended St Andrews University with William and Kate, and family friend Hugh Grosvenor, the son of the Duke of Westminster.
Another moral guardian for the baby prince is Julia Samuel, who was a close friend of Diana, Princess of Wales, and is the founder patron of Child Bereavement UK, which has William as its royal patron.
William van Cutsem is one of four brothers who are old family friends of William and Harry, while Emilia Jardine-Paterson is an interior designer who went to Marlborough College with Kate.
Kensington Palace confirmed that those invited to the christening include the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh, the Prince of Wales, who has become a grandfather for the first time, the Duchess of Cornwall and Prince Harry.
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Disappointing, since it means they won't put any effort in advancing Wayland on mobile.
Phoronix: Ubuntu Touch/Tablet Is Using SurfaceFlinger
One of the first things I wanted to check when installing the Ubuntu Touch/Tablet Developer Preview is seeing what display server / compositor was in use by this newest Ubuntu Linux variant. Wayland? Compiz on X?..
Disappointing, since it means they won't put any effort in advancing Wayland on mobile.
At least they apparently decided not to roll their own display server. That would have been much much worse.
And I don't see anything wrong with SurfaceFlinger since it's already optimized for mobile. Wayland can stay on desktops and notebooks. AMD's Bridgman already claimed that the OSS graphics drivers should be workable on any display server.
I have full faith Nvidia will port their proprietary driver over to Wayland once the majority of big name distributions adopt it. Obviously they are not going to be interested in building Wayland compatibility into the binary driver now when X is still so deeply entrenched as the de facto display server.
And if they don't...then you better hope the Nouveau driver is competent enough.
Chip vendors will make it if they'll feel compelled enough. Without the push - they won't move. And Ubuntu runs away from pushing - that was my point. Using Surface Flinger isn't good, since it means sticking with bionic libc. I.e. Ubuntu on mobile basically will be a separate thing, much closer to Android, than to normal Linux. Mer, Plasma Active and Sailfish in this context look much better and are pushing the stack which shares the effort with desktop Linux. Wayland will eventually come on mobile. Just probably without Canonical's help.
I'm not sure how optimized it is. Did you see how laggy both android and ubuntu are?
I recall a really great white paper by an Intel engineer about touch latency in android. I don't recall how much was due to the compositor but I bet it's more than is present in iphone.
Once RH and Suse move to Wayland you'll see the nvidia driver, at the latest. So, say, another three years?
So basically this whole thing is just android with unity interface on top of it? This isn't actually Ubuntu, more like android with ubuntu themes.
How optimistic.
I was thinking 5 - 7 years.
That said, i still don't know (and partly don't dare) how to try out using Wayland as a display server even though packages for it exist in Fedora 17 and 18 (and Mageia 2). Anyone got any idiot-friendly instructions to try out Wayland without borking up the systems?
Or should I just wait until Wayland is deemed 'usable' enough for the distributions to start using it as the default display server over X?


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Leaves of absence for the day, were obtained for Mr. McGregor, Mr. Tabor and Mr. Williams, of Hamilton
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication from the Governor, responding to the resolution of the House, calling for a report of pardons and reprieves executed by him. His Excellency refers to a former report, for information, of December 31, 1868, and promises further information.
Were introduced, read and referred, as follows:
Mr. COX-[H. R. 342] defining the Eleventh Judicial Circuit, and fixing the times of holding courts therein.
Mr. CUNNINGHAM-[H. R. 343] to amend section one of the act of March 9, 1867, for the protection of fish, etc.
Mr. DAVIDSON-[H. R. 344] to amend the act of May 31, 1852, to provide for the election and prescribing certain duties of Recorders.
Mr. DAVIS, of Elkhart-[H. R. 345] for page: 94[View Page 94] the protection of resident debtors, nonresident creditors, garnishees, etc.
Mr. DITTEMORE-[H. R. 346] repealing section two of the "Provoke Law" of December 2, 1865.
Mr. DUNN-[H. H. 347] to establish an Indiana Agricultural College in connection with the State University, and providing for its organization and government.
Mr. FAIRCHILD-[H. R, 348] to create an Insurance Department, providing for a Superintendent, etc., authorizing the Auditor of State to discharge the duties of such Superintendent till 1871, etc. [Superintendent to be appointed by the Governor salary $,4000, fees for filing charter $50; for filing annual statement $50; other fees from $5 to $1paid into the State Treasury.]
Mr. FIELD, of Lake-[H. R. 349] to amend the act fixing the times of holding the Circuit Court in the Ninth Circuit. [Gives an additional week in Lake county.]
Mr. FIELD, of Lagrange-[H. R. 350] to amend the 3d section of the game law.
Mr. DULLER-[H. R. 351] to amend section 3 of the act fixing the time of holding courts of Common Pleas in the State, etc. [Affecting only the Spencer Common Pleas District.]
Mr. FURNAS-[H. R, 352] providing for libraries in the penitentiaries and the Indiana State Reform School. [Appropriating $2,500 for the purpose.]
Mr. GORDON-[H. R. 353] to fix the compensation of county officers, their duty and deputies, providing how they shall receive the same, what they shall do with the fees and the distribution thereof. [1,500 each for the Clerk, Auditor and Treasurer clerk hire $600, proportioned to the population of the county, etc., fees for the benefit of the Common School Fund.]
Mr. GREEN-[H. R. 354] regulating the allowances to county officers, allowances made by County Commissioners, etc,
Mr. HALL-[H. R. 355] supplemental to an act for the protection of side walks.
Mr. HIGGINS-[H. R. 356] to enable occupants of lands reclaimed and riot surveyed by the United States to hold and use the same.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Porter-[H. R. 357] to empower County Commissioners to authorize Township Trustees to levy a tax for the purpose of repairing bridges.
Mr. JOHNSON, of Marshall-[H. R. 358] in relation to City Judges. [Such Judge to give the bond of a Mayor, perform his judicial duties, with the power of a Justice of the Peace,] etc.
Mr. JUMP-[H. R. 359] to provide for the protection of fish-preventing the trapping and seining of the same.
Mr. LAMBORN-[H. R. 360] to repeal all laws in existence in the State in relation to divorce.
Mr. MASON[H. R. 361] to enable rail road companies which have formed articles of association naming the counties through which they are to pass, to perfect their organizations.
Mr. McBRIDE submitted a resolution f0r supply to each member of one copy of the Daily Evening Mirror.
Mr. PIERCE, of Porter, proposed to add the Evening Commercial.
Mr. FURNAS moved ineffectually to lay the proposition and amendment on the table-yeas 42, nays 43.
Mr. COFFROTH proposed to amend the amendment by adding: Also six copies of the Weekly Volksblat, to be wrapped and stamped.
Mr. PIERCE, of Porter, moved ineffectually to lay Mr. Coffroth's amendment on the table-yeas 41, nays 45.
And then, under pressure of the previous question-
Mr. Coffroth's amendment was adopted-yeas 46, nays 44.
Mr. HAMILTON moved indefinite postponement.
The SPEAKER (Mr. Gordon in the Chair) ruled that these motions can not be entertained under the pressure of the previous question. And the question recurred on the adoption of the resolution as amended, including now one copy, for each member of the Evening Mirror, one copy of the Evening Commercial, and six copies of the Volksblatt.
Mr. HAMILTON demanded the yeas and nays, and the resolution was rejected-yeas 33, nays 56.
On motion of Mr. CARNAHAN, tho special committee to examine Dr. D. D. Owen's mineral cabinet (Wildman, Furnas, Welborn and Carnahan), were excused from attendance in the Hall till Wednesday.
Mr. McDONALD-[H. R. 362] to provide fund for the support of societies organized for the suppression of crime and the arrest and punishment of offenders against the criminal laws.
Mr. McGREGOR-[H. R. 363] fixing the time for granting divorces prescribing penalty, etc.
Mr. MILES-[H.R. 364] defining the duties of prosecuting attorneys in the Criminal Courts of the State of Indiana.
Mr. MITCHELL-[H. R. 365] to provide for the protection offish, defining the time in which fish may be trapped or seined, &c., and repealing, etc.
Mr. MONROE submitted a petition signed by 275 citizens, with reference to Morgan raid claims.
Mr. MONTGOMERY-[H. R. 366] to repeal the fish law.
Mr. NEFF-[H. R. 367] to amend sec page: 95[View Page 95]tion one of the Practice act. [It proposes to provide, that in actions for damages by assault and battery committed against the wife, the wife may be a competent witness, &c.]
The SPEAKER laid before the House a communication from the Governor transmitting a letter from the Auditor of State State in relation to the appraisement for taxations of railroad property - submitting the form and recommending the passage of a bill for correction of the evils complained of, by so amending the law that the lines of railroads shall be separately appraised.
The communication was referred to the Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr. NEFF (by consent) introduced the proposition just communicated by the Governor, entitled a bill [H. R. 368] supplemental to the act passed December, 1865, for the valuation and assessment for taxation of all railroad property in this State, etc., amending sections five and eight of said act, which was referred to the same Committee.
The SPEAKER laid before the House a farther communication from the Governor, reporting his pardons and reprieves from December 31, 1868, to April 1, 1869, which was read.
Mr. WELBORN suggested that it be laid on the table.
Mr. McFADIN moved that it be printed. It was information that ought to go to the people.
Mr. PIERCE, of Vigo, thought the House would be astonished when looking over this report and seeing the number of pardons that have been granted in the last few years. He found here (from the report in his hand) that since the first of January - from the first of January to the first of April, 1869, there have been thirty-five pardons granted by the Governor. He would prefer to let this matter rest without action for the present.
Mr. WELBORN'S motion prevailed, and it was laid on the table.
Mr. HAMILTON submitted the following:
Resolved, by the House of Representatives, (the Senate concurring), That the two Houses will meet in Joint Convention to-morrow, Friday, April 23, 1869, at 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of electing one Director for the Southern Prison.
It was adopted.
On motion of Mr. WELBORN, the special order for this morning was postponed till 2 o'clock P.M.
Mr. OSBORN - [H. R. 369] to abolish the office of Township Assessor, and to provide that the Township Trustee shall perform the duties heretofore performed by the Assessor.
Mr. OVERMYER - [H. R. 370] to amend section 103 of the act to provide for a general system of common schools, etc.
Mr. PIERCE, of Porter -[H. R. 371] to amend the act of June 17th, 1852, to provide for opening and vacating highways, etc.
Mr. PIERCE of Vigo - [H. R. 372], defining and making a criminal offense extortion or attempt at extortion; and providing punishment thereof-[a fine not exceeding $500].
Mr. RATLIFF - [H. R. 373], providing for the vacation of highways or street, or portions of the same, and also for the reopening of the same.
Mr. RUDDELL - [H. R. 374], to amend sections 44, 46, 51 and 53 of the Common School law.
Mr. SMITH - [H. R. 375], to amend section 29 of the act providing for the election and qualifications of Justices of the Peace and defining their jurisdiction, powers and duties in civil cases. [In respect to the change of venue].
Mr. STEPHENSON - [H. R. 376], to incorporate Life Insurance Companies, and make certain provisions in regard to contracts for Life Insurance with the agents of Life Insurance Companies in this State.
Mr. STANTON - [H. B. 377] defining the duties of school examiners and school trustees, and providing for the examination of teachers, etc.
Mr. RUDDELL presented the claim of Chas. C. Campbell.
Mr. WELBORN - [H. B. 379] relative to the estates of minor heirs.
Mr. TABOR - [H. B. 380] to amend section 27 of the common school law.
Pending the reading of this bill the House took a recess till 2 o'clock.
On motion of Mr. Underwood (the constitutional restriction having been removed for the purpose,) his bill [H. R. 321] to amend the act authorizing cities and towns to erect and repair school houses, so that they may purchase school houses as well, was taken up on the second reading thereef; and it was ordered to engrossment.
On his further motion, the bill was considered as engrossed, ordered to the third reading, read the third time and passed - yeas 73, nays 3.
Mr. OVERMYER (by consent), from the Committee on Organization of Courts, re- page: 96[View Page 96] turned the bill [S. 110] creating the Twenty-fifth Judicial Circuit, etc., [authorizing Criminal Courts for the county of Floyd and the countyof Clark;] with amendments, making it the "Twenty-sixth" instead of the "Twenty-fifth" Circuit, etc.
Mr. STEWART, of Clark, said we have but yesterday passed a bill creating the Twenty-sixth Circuit, composed of the counties of Union, Franklin, Dearborn and Ohio.
On motion of Mr. DAVIS, of Floyd, the amendment as to the number of the circuit was changed to the "27th." So the amendments reported by the committee were adopted.
On the further motion of Mr. DAVIS, (the constitutional restriction having been removed for the purpose), the bill as amended, was ordered to the engrossment, considered as engrossed, read the third time and passed the House of Representatives-yeas 78, nays 7, with a corresponding amendment of title.
Mr. VARDEMAN-[H. R. 381] to amend the act of February 7th, 1867, to prevent the breaking of a quorum in the General Assembly [by including "resigning' in its provisions and penalties.]
Mr. NEFF moved that its consideration be postponed till the llth of May. [Laughter.] It was so ordered.
Mr. VATER-[H. R. 382] to amend section 8 of the general city corporation act.
Mr. WELBORN introduced a joint resolution [R. R. 14] for Congressional instructions for a Southern District Court of the United States for the State of Indiana, to be located at Evansville.
Mr. WILLIAMS, of Hamilton-[H. R. 383] authorizing the sheriffs to pay over any moneys collected by them on execution into the hands of the county clerk-the clerk's receipt to release the sheriff from liability-the clerk to be liable for money so received.
Mr. WILLIAMS, of Knox-[H. R. 384] concerning the school lands, saline, university and other lands belonging to the trust funds of the State of Indiana, and legalizing all deeds transferring such lands.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Union introduced a joint resolution, No. .15, directory to the State Printer (to print and distribute 15,000 copies of all the laws pertaining to decadants estates and guardians.)
Mr. ZENOR[H. R. 385] to repeal the act to prevent the breaking of a quorum in the General Assembly, and prescribing punishment therefore, approved February 7, 1867.
On the motion of Mr. PIERCE of Vigo, this bill was made a special order for the 10th day of May. [Laughter.]
Mr. ZOLLARS-[H. R. 386] defining certain felonies, and prescribing punishment therefor. [If any person steal property in another State, and bring it into this State such person may be proceeded against, etc.]
Mr. WILDMAN and Mr. ZOLLARs presented claims, winch were referred without reading.
Mr. WILLIAMS of Union's, bill [H.B. 285] was taken up, it being the special order for this day, proposing to allow infants to be worked eleven hours a day in the cotton and woolen factories of the State-the question being on Mr. Stewart of Ohio & amendment to make it eight hours a day.
Mr. KERCHEVAL took the floor in opposition to the bill, stating that he believed it was introduced here in the interest of a single cotton factory located in his section of the State. It had been said that this bill was copied from the Rhode Island statute. He believed that Rhode Island was alone among all the States in legalizing the employment of infants more than ten hours a day, unless they are over eighteen years of age. In some States it was an offense for parents to consent to such inhuman working of their children. He spoke here in the interests of humanity; and held that, herein the Legislature should stand as guardian of the children of the State.
Mr. WILE also spoke against the bill, because it discriminates between the woollen and cottton manufacturing interests, and other manufacturing interests; and as to the other provision, changing the time of employment from ten to eleven hours, he was utterly opposed to it. With regard to the provision requiring that infants shall not be employed more than nine months in the year, he insisted that it will fall short of attaining the end desired.
Mr. McFADIN replied to Mr. Wile; and rehearsed additional considerations against the bill. He read an extract from a report by a committee of the Legislature of Massachusetts, setting forth the hardness of the servitude of children in the numerous factories of that State. He alleged that there was no provision in this bill which required any parties to send their factory children to school during their proposed three months exemption from employment in the factories. He closed with an earnest appeal for the rejection of the bill.
Mr. BRECKINRIDGE, believing that labor should be allowed to regulate itself without regard to legislation, moved that the bill be indefinitely postponed.
The motion was rejected-yeas 38, nays 43.
Mr. STEWART, of Rush, regarded the page: 97[View Page 97] question gravely, in figures, showing that the hours, which the bill provides for labor for these persons in the year are not so many as the number of hours that they are worked under the existing law by 546 hours. Therefore, he concluded that the bill might be regarded as so much more favorable to the physical and intellectual development of the youths to be affected by it.
Mr. RUDDELL conceded conscientious action on the part of the opposers of the bill. As for himself, he did not propose to legislate in the interests of any class. He would legislate in the interests of the State. He would not legislate for class or sect, but for all. The Constitution prohibits class legislation, yet the legislation of the State has discriminated against the manufacturers contemplated in this bill. And he showed the blighting effect of such legislation. On the general prosperity of the State. Having an inland State, we ought to look to those interests which we may most readily and certainly develope. He would cast his vote for the encouragement, the developement and protection of the manufacturing interests of the State.
Mr. STEWART, of Ohio, replied to the speech of Mr. Stewart, of Rush, showing that the bill does not provide that those employed children shall be sent to school.
Mr. STEWART, of Rush, read from the bill the clause which forbids the employment of such children as have not been sent three months to school within the last nine months.
Mr. STEWART, of Ohio. That would only keep certain children out of employment-children who do not go to school. He also replied to Mr. Ruddell. He then showed that the argument for the bill can not stand. He would not weigh the interests of manufacturers or any material interest against the interests of humanity, and he showed how the latter better deserves the protection of law. He defended his amendment to reduce the term of labor to eight hours a day. When he had concluded-
Mr. GREENE demanded the previous question, and under it pressure-
Mr. Stewart of Ohio s amendment was rejected, yeas 34, nays 50, and the question then recurred on the adoption of Mr. Kercheval s amendment, striking out "eleven" and inserting "ten" in lieu, the vote resulting - yeas 63, nays 23-as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Addison, Baker, Barnett, Bates, Beeler, Britton, Breckinridge, Calvert, Cotton, cox, Davidson, Davis of Elkhart, Dunn, Fairchild, Field of Lake, Field of Lagrange, Gilham, Gordon, Greene, Hall, Hamilton, Higbee, Higgins, Hutchings, Hutson, Hyatt, Johnston of Parke, Johnson of Marshall, Jump, Kercheval, Lamborn, Logan, Long, Mason, McFadin,Millekan, Miller, Miles, Miner, Mitchell, Monroe, Montgomery, Neff, Odell, Overmyer, Palmer, Pierce of Porter, Pierce of Vigo, Ratliff, Sabin, Shoaff, Sleeth, Smith, Stanton, Stewart of Ohio, Sunman, Taber, Tebbs, Underwood, Wile, Williams of Hamilton. Williams of St. Joseph and Wilson-63.
Nays-Messrs. Admire, Carnahan, Cave, Coffroth, Gory, Cunningham, Davis of Floyd, Dittemore, Fuller, Johnson of Montgomery, Lawler, Osborn, Ruddell, Shoemaker, Stephenson, Stewart of Rush, Vater, Welborn, Williams of Knox, Williams of Union, Zenor, Zollars and Mr. Speaker-23.
So the amendment was adopted.
Mr. WILE proposed to amend the bill by inserting appropriately: "and in every other shop, factory or place where such minors are employed," and inserting a clause repealing laws conflicting, etc.
On the motion of Mr. RUDDELL, the subject was now indefinitely postponed.
On motion of Mr. FULLER, his bill H. B. 53] relative to sheriffs' mileage carrying convicts to the State prisons, was taken up, with the committee amendment proposing mileage for conveying female convicts by the usually traveled route.
Mr. PIERCE of Porter, moved to amend, so as to make the distance for the travel of the Porter county Sheriff' from Valparaiso to the Michigan City Prison "forty miles," instead of "22."
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr. VATER proposed to amend by giving the Marion county Sheriff 154 miles, which was also adopted.
Mr. COFFROTH proposed 145 miles for that part of the bill which relates to Huntington county; which was also adopted.
Mr. DITTEMORE proposed 127 miles for Owen county, which was also adopted.
Mr. GORDON proposed 142 miles for Boone coounty, which was adopted.
Mr. FIELD, of Lake, proposed 65 miles for Lake county, which was adopted.
Mr. COTTON proposed 103 miles for Whitley county, which was adopted.
Mr. McFADIN proposed 85 miles for Cass county, which was agreed to.
Mr. ODELL proposed 100 miles for the county of Shelby, which was agreed to.
Mr. LAMBORN praposed 105 miles for Benton county, which was adopted.
Mr. OVERMYER proposed 75 miles for Jennings caunty, which was adopted.
Mr. SMITH proposed 111 miles for Wabash county, which was adopted.
Mr. CUNNINGHAM proposed 140 miles for Fountain county, which was adopted.
Mr. MILES proposed 197 miles for Sullivan county, which was adopted.
Mr. NEFF proposed 144 1/2 miles for Putnam county, which was rejected.
Mr. WILLSON moved to lay the bill on the table, which he withdrew to avoid the demand for the yeas and nays.
page: 98[View Page 98]Mr. McFADIN proposed eighty miles for Cass county, which was adopted.
Mr. PEIRCE showed that there is necessity for the bill to pass, to prevent unlawful charges for Sheriffs' mileage.
And then under pressure of the previous questions, the bill was ordered to the engrossment, considered as engrossed, and passed the final reading-yeas 76, nays 1.
The House then adjourned.


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