INDEX. 79
STONE—Leave for bill to give pension to Jacob, 499.

STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS—
Ordered to furnish each member with one copy of
his annual report, 173.

STATE LIBRARIAN—See Librarian.

Ordered that the, furnish each member with a
copy of the Constitution, 9 ; ordered to furnish
Reporter of the House such stationery as he may
need, 17 ; a committee requested to inquire of the,
what amount of stationery remained after the
close of the Constitutional Convention, and what
he has done with it, 18 ; ordered to keep the Li-
brary open from 2 to 7, P. M., 61 ; authorized to
forward documents, 1293.

Senate resolutions in relation to furnishing
certain books to the clerk of the Circuit Court,
125 ; second, 280 ; third and passed, 368.

STATE LIBRARY—Senate joint resolution relating to, read
first time, 1245 ; second, 1252.

STATE'S ATTORNEY—See Dorchester county.
STATIONERY—See Act of 1867.

Bill supplementary to Act of 1868, passed Jan.
30th, relating, and adding section thereto, read
first time, 925 ; second, 1109 ; third and passed,
1109.

ST. PAUL'S PARISH—Leave for a bill to sanction bequest
to, 55.

STANDIFORD—Senate bill to refund Benjamin, tax collec-
tor, a sum of money, read first time, 234 ; second,
263 ; third and passed, 368.

STEAM AND STEAM ENGINES—Leave for a bill to pro-
vide for the inspection of stationery, 54.

STEYER—Leave for a bill to make valid a bequest of Lydia,
206 ; read first time, 445 ; second, 503; third and
passed, 584 ; returned from Senate, passed, 698.

SUMMONS—Leave for a bill to make it lawful for a Consta-
ble to leave, at parties residence in place of a war-
rant, 155.