Note 65 — Chapter II · Nationalism and Localism in History Legislation, 1860-1900

Digest of Laws of Pennsylvania, 1883, 173, p. 308, in which is source of law from Public Laws, 1867, par. II (April 9, 1867). Laws of Wisconsin, 1861, ch. 176, sec. 4, p. 100; Laws of Indiana, 1865, sec. 34, p. 13. Statutes of Missouri, 1870, ch. 123, Vol. II, p. 1260, containing source from General Statutes, 1865, sec. 90, p. 273. Laws of Arkansas, 1868, sec. 60, p. 181. Statutes of California, 1865-6, sec. 87, p. 404, first and second grade certificates. These laws are continued by the following in successive legislation; Minnesota Laws, 1862, sec. 29, p. 26; ibid., 1864, sec. 29, p. 23; ibid., 1873, sec. 64, p. 71; General Laws, 1881, sec. 66, p. 480; ibid., 1894, sec. 3750, p. 1022; Laws of Wisconsin, 1868, ch. 109, sec. 4, p. 110; Revised Statutes of Indiana, 1881, 4425, p. 957, Laws, 1889, ch. LV, p. 85; ibid., 1899, ch. CCXIV, p. 489; Revised Statutes of Missouri, 1879, sec. 7077, Vol. II, p. 1394, which contains amendment of 1874 when civil government was added. These successive laws remained unchanged for the social sciences except where noted. Digest of Laws of Pennsylvania, 1894, p. 815; ibid., 1901, p. 859; in 1901, civil government, both state and local, were added. Acts of Arkansas, 1873, sec. 62, p. 40. Codes and Statutes of California, 1876, sec. 1748, Vol. I, p. 242.