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LIST OF ACTS
PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF 1874.

PAGE.

No.

TITLE, 1. An act to amend section one hundred and twenty-four of an act

· entitled “An act to amend chapter ninety-three of the revised

statutes of eighteen hundred and forty-six," entitled “Of courts
held by justices of the peace," approved February thirteen,
eighteen hundred and fifty-five, being section five thousand three
hundred and seventy-two of the compiled laws of eighteen hun-

dred and seventy-one, approved March 23, 1874.-------------2. An act to amend an act entitled "An act to authorize and empower

the Board of Control of State swamp lands to make an appropria-
tion of State swamp lands to aid in the construction of a rail-
road from the Straits of Mackinaw to Marquette Harbor, on Lake
Superior," and to add a new section thereto, approved March 24,

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3. An act to authorize proceedings by the State to condemn private

property for public use, approved March 24, 1874.---4. An act concerning submarine sites for light-houses, and other aids

to navigation, approved March 24, 1874.--5. An act to cede jurisdiction to the United States on certain land, and

for the purchase and condemnation thereof, approved March 24,

1874.---------------...--.--.--.---..-..--.--------------
6. An act relative to taxation, approved March 24, 1874.------
7. An act to amend section three thousand nine hundred and eighty-

seven of the compiled laws of eighteen hundred and seventy-one,
relative to the sale of swamp and primary school lands, in the
mineral range of the Upper Peninsula, heretofore withheld from
market as mineral lands, approved March 25, 1874.---...

1874.-------

LIST OF JOINT RESOLUTIONS.

PAGB.

No.

TITLE. 1. Joint resolution asking Congress to aid in the improvement of the

navigation of the Saginaw River, approved March 23, 1874.... 2. Joint resolution proposing an amendment to section one of article

seven of the Constitution, in relation to the qualifications of elect-
ors, approved March 23, 1874.------

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