‘oved Fan for fer and oust. By the House of Representativ is Nat Saker resid je United States. vy 19, 1916. Speaker of the Senate. 21, 191 donee Rist (By Mr iL by the House of Representatin bly of the State of Tenne the purposo of State ‘Preasurer in the order nam . 21, 1915, the Senate Concurring, that United States be and is herey he House of Representatives. MeCor y 20, 1915, f the House of Representatives. “STB uuiow No, 16. Section I of the Constitui the Stale of Tennesseo follows on of ded so as to read as al duty at ite next ses mas shall enty-one y jes, and a vat this Slate for twelve months, ad of wherein ho or of the House of Re lent of the Senate of the coding the day of the led to vote for members of the General As sembly and other civil oflieers foy the County ov dis, trict in whiek he or she resides; and there shall be ous attached to he right of Su! ‘ter shall give to Wa. P. Coovs Hu C1. Anpensox, Yom (, Rye, Gov ho prese is or her vote cannot be re zens of the State a orarniax No, 9, ek.) the freodom of elect of the ballot box. a ecting akev of the House of Re 5. ‘Wa. P. Cooren, Hu C. Awonnsow, Speaker of the Senate. Tor 0. Rye, Governor.576— ed titles in fee to ail of Reelfoot therein and all the lauds undex the waters thereof to ordinary low-water mark Wrannas, by said Acts, said Lake has been apart us a common fishing, publie hunting « Paserve for the public use of the people of the State, Yor which purpose it is one of the greatest bo water in the world; and ‘Wasneas, for the purpose of maikh essible and convenient to the pose of permancatly establishing the extent « territory owned by the State, by permanent ible monuments and markers, il is advisable to have fil proper and carly surveys sade and for the State fo acquire certain lands uecessary as approaches to Naters of the Lake and certain other Jands on «waters of the Lalke to the end that of definite, certain and fixed boundaries of nense vehi may be permanently est cd, that H. HL. Bar nd assistant, counsel for ierehy recovered and ca! Take aud the Islands B, Paryear, the addition the State in the Reelfoot Lake litigation pointed a committee for the State and to: Cause necessary surveys le 10 sh and fix by permanent moutments and maxi wnithe boundaries of the State property; and alse + proqer igit Lues between outer marginal waters of the Lake to be ron and ‘ag to gnantitios of land they te th able and necessury to purchase or ‘vhat priee the same may be liad, and 40 ‘with recommendations, to the 59th with reference to the permanent {permanent cont ne preserve. fe Provide account of this sarve; Be it at said C be guthorized to have the necessary surveys mas and for that purpose, to i ekg ponses which will be included in the General Appr empowered jous made f ng additional Attornoys fees shall be 577 ation Bill; and the sa dont Wat. P. Ooorre, e of Representati _, Auoner E, Hira, Speaker of the Sencte, od Me, 15, 1948, su Jor Resonurrios No, 22, (ity Messrs, ile, Ashley.) : « cost nately $3000.00 per apitol In ate of 1 paid aud it also lighting it hg now sary an) proper wi and said y fred by th ives, of the Stui thc] the State of