Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25
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according TO instructions; ordered to a second reading
MIR Winchell, from The committee reported il mex
PedIent u report bill allowing district school
administer oaIh in certain cases; the report not
red in.
Mr. wncbeII reported it inexpcdent to egisate on the
subject Of eleetng Prosecuting Attorney for each county
laid on the table.
on Of the lst article Of the 45h chapter, of the Revised
Statutes of S43, and recommended its indefinite
rnent The report was not coDcurcd in.
MIR Ellis moved to recOmmt the bill to the
tee, with instructions 10 eonfne its provisions to suits here
after instituted
Considerable discussion was had Messrs Edmondson,
Read and Lane opposing, and Messrs Ellis and Winchell
supporting The reference
be which was lost.
The bill then passed to a third reading.
Mr. Holloway, from the committee. reported il mex
pedient to legsate in relation to the
concurTed in.
The bill laid on the table,
Mo Holloway reported inexpedent to legsate the
subject OF extending the jurisdiction OF justices Of the
in certain criminal cases report not coucurred in.
Subject refeued to the committee on finance.
Mr. Pomeroy om the committee, reported bill
peang much of the law allows county auditors twelve
and half cents for making transfers; which laid
the table.
gislson unnecessary the dill respecting corpora
tons, which under the consideration of said committee;
laid on the table
Also bill Of the House in relation to probate courts in
the counties of Ja6 kson and Green.
Nr Todd from the committee education, reported it in
expedient to egate several subjects referred to said
committee.
Mr English from the committee on the State Bank re-
ported pedent grant the relief in accordance with
the memorial Of Horace B. Smith.
MIR Jones said he hoped the report would be
in and called for the reading Of the memorial referred
Mr. Jones made statement OF The facts relative to the
Mes.rs English Ellis opposed his right to relief.
Nh Jones called for the ayes aud noes.
The report concurred in--ayes % noes 81.
The Senate then adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr. Berry Of NJ moved take from the table the bill
reported from the judiciary committee in relation to the
Probate of Jackson and Green counties. Mr. Eng
sh moved reconsider the concurrng in the amend
mens Of the committee, which accordingly
sidered. The report afterwards concuued in.
On motion Of Mr. English 1t committed a select
committee.
Mr. Hamer from The committee unfinished business,
reported hack the bill Of the House Of the last session.
thorizng the Superintendent ot the Wabash and Erie ca
nal TO settle with William SILL and recommended its re-
ference to the committee claims; which was SO re-
ferred.
Mr. Lane from the select committee reported back the
bill for the relief Of purchasers Of school lands in Van
derburgh county, amended; which passed to third
reading.
Mr. Berry of NJ, from select committee, reported
bill the e-apprasemen of school lands in certain
Adopted.
Mr. Bradbury from a select committee, reported bill
vacang certain in Cambridge City passed
third reading.
Mr. Howell from a select committee, reported back the
ing Probate in the counties Of Perry and Harrison
passed TO a third reading.
Mr. Herman, froi select committee, reported bill
providing permanent location Of the Of justice
of Noble county, passed To the third reading.
Mr. Montgomery, from a select committee. reported il
inc pedient to legislae bill Of the House chang
ing the time Of holding courts in the eighth judicial cir
cult concurred.
Resolutions.
Mr. Parks, that the committee on the judiciary be In.
execution laws where it is made the duty of The Of
cer holding execution in certain to sci off the
defendant hundred ard twenty dollars worth of
property-so compel him to answer under oath that
the property presented TO said officer all he has directly
or Indirectly. Adopted
Mr. Moore that the committee the Judiciary, be in
struced inquire into the exPediepcy of changing and
modifying the apprasement laws of the State. Adopted.
MIR VeIbrike that the committee corporations be G
suced inquire whether the interest Of the State OF
Indiana promoted by Incorporating the repeating clause
in charters granted Manufacturing Companies Adop
ted
MIR Handy, that the Senate will, the House concur
ring adjourn sine die, the 18th Of January next; laid
on the table.
MIR Holloway, that the committee finance be instruct
ed to report bill amending the l3 section, of chapter
H. Of the revised of lS43 and other portions OF
the law relative selling the fee simple OF delinquent
lands so as to make the penalty a certain per cenum, in
stead OF actual sale, least extend the time Of
dempon for of time of al least five years. Adop-
ted.
Bills.
Mr. Herman bill in relation to settlement with county
treasurers; referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr. Berry of NJ, to incorporate the Bloomington and
Columbus railroad company referred to the committee
corporations.
Mr. Orh to provide for the continuance of the Madison
and Indianapolis railroad to Lafayette referred the
committee corporations
Mr. Parks, to compensate supervisors IN the county oil
Morgan; passed to the third reading.
Mr. Cuppy to improve roads IN the counties of Whitley
and Kosciusko; read three times and passed.
Mr. Jones, authorize the county commissioners OF
Fountain county employ physician for the benefit of
paupers the county asylum. Jefferson county adj
ded by Mr. Goodsnow the bill was read third time and
passed.
Mr. Holloway amending act Incorporating the young
mems library association Of Rchmondi referred to the
committee corporations.
Mr. Berry of F., incorporate the Brookvile manufac-
turing company referred.
Also to correct certain misprint in act for the
lief Of the administrator of John Case of Dearborn county
passed.
Mr. Verbrke TO prescribe the mode Of selecting grand
and petit jurors in the county Of Htndrcks read thee
times and passed
On motion of Mr. Conner the bill attach the county
of Upton to the th judicial circuit, and to Tx the time
holding therein; read the requisite number
Of times aud passed.
| The bill to reduce the fees Of pilots was taken up
Mr. Read presented petition from citizens OF
Clark county, demonstrating against any reduction aso
several communications from various persons,
The ayes and taken, the bill passed ayes 3D.
noes Is.
| The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
TUESDAY, Dec. Is, 1915.
Petitions, &c. were presented by Messrs Cookery
and Tomlinson which were referred.
i Mr. Cruikshank reported against the expedlency oil