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Caption: Book - History of the University (Powell)
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BiUs and Acts to Establish an Educational Institution 537 the State for the distributive share of the interest of the College and Seminary fund, to which such colleges respectively are entitled under the provisions of this act. 6. Any college failing to receive its distributive share of the interest of the College and Seminary fund in consequence of neglecting to comply with the conditions of this act, such share shall be distributed equally among the colleges entitled to receive under the provisions of this act. 7. To prevent embarrassment to colleges conforming to the provisions of this act, a repeal of this act shall not take effect until one year after notice of such repeal has been given. (* # *) Provided, however, that any amendment of this act may be made which shall not interfere with the disbursements of money according to the provisions contained in this act. 8. This Act shall take effect on the 1st day of July next. Act of 1853 (amending act of 1852) to establish the "Illinois State University". Private Laws of Illinois, 1853, p. 425 In Force Feb. 3, 1853 Trustees AN ACT to amend an act, approved June 21st, 1852, and entitled " A n act to amend an act to incorporate a Literary and Theological Institute of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of the Far West, to be located in Hillsboro, Montgomery County, Illinois, approved January 22d, 1847.'y SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the people of the state of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly, That John T. Stuart, James C. Conkling, Eichard V. Dodge, Elijah lies, Simeon W. Harkey, John M. Burkhardt, E. E. Wiley, Thomas Lewis, Jacob Divelbiss, David Miller, John B. Weber, James Smith, Albert Hale, Francis Springer, Edmund Miller, C. B. Thumel, L. P. Esbjorn, J. G. Donmeyer, N. J. Stroh, Ephraim Miller, A. A. Trimper, Conrad Kuhl, Elias
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