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Brevier Legislative Reports, Volume XIX XX, 1881, 475 pp.
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THIRTY-NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

On motion by Mr. FANCHER, the constitutional rule was suspended and the bill [H. R. 521] to define the Thirty-ninth Judicial Circuit, and fixing the time for holding Courts, was read the first and second times by title, the third time by sections.

Mr. CAUTHORNE said he had something to do with changing the Circuit up there, and he felt satisfied that the business of the Circuit could all be done if Pulaski County were added. He had no objection to this change.

Mr. CARR, of White--The Judge says emphatically, "No;" that he don't want the County attached to ours (White), as he has already thirty-six weeks occupied, and if he takes Pulaski, it gives him forty-eight weeks, more than any man on earth ought to expect. I am decidedly opposed to the annexation of Pulaski County to our District.

The bill passed--yeas, 53; nays, 23.

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