Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-12-25

gslaton was unnecessary the OF excmptng rty
acres oil land in certain cases; concurred in.
. MIR Akin, from the committee reported IL inexne
ren 70 egSae on the bill refeed that commee) for
e reeI o. me afflicted poor Of Indiana, aud recommend
Mr. Chapman Of D. opposed concurrence in tie repcr,
on his motion the bill and report laid table
Mr. Goodenow. from the committee asked that The
committee finance be discharged from the consdeaon
O. sues portion Of The Governurs relates the
ate debt and that il be to the select COMMITTEES
appointed to consider the subject concurred in.
Mr. Conner, from the same committee reported Il inexpe-
oeht 70 egisae on the subject Of repeating law reou-
ring collectors TO attend at the places hodrg elections in
eaeh township Tor the purpose of collecting taxes con-
Mr. Davis, from the committee on the iudiciar, r.,oro,
Dill Tor the relief Of Henry Sinner; laid table
MI Murphey from the same committee, reported bill re-
gusting the duties Of executors administrators and guar
diansi ordered to a second reading.
Alto, bill for the relief Of the poor in accordance with
resolution referred to that committee; laid on the table
Also, the bill OF relation to Probate Courts
in the counties Of Jackson and Green
Mr Todd, from the committee education reported il
nexPeent TO legsate several subjects to said
committee.
Mr English from the committee on the State Bank repOr
memorial OF Horace B. Smith
MIR Jones said he hoped the report would concurred
and called for the reading Of the memorial referred to-
case. " ~
Messrs English and Ellis opposed the tight of the memo
riaist to relief
MIR Jones called for the ayes noes the report was
concurIed in--ayes %, noes 81.
Mr. Todd, fom tie committee on educa.ion to whom
referred the al Of Dr. White behalf of the trus
tees of Wabash college, reported peden lesae
Considerable discussion had on concurring in the re-
port, " hch will be given hereafter
The Senate adjourned during the tendency question
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate resumed the under consideration the
adjournment
After some further discussion, the report cOncured
Milief from the committee on education, reported
bill reducing the Of interest surplus revenue lands to
six per cent.
MIR Mngan of D. moved reject bills failed.
The bill passed to second reading.
Mr. Logan, from the committee claims reported bill
reading.
Mr. Buell. from the committee on the State Bank reported
back the bill extending the time of mogagos
of the sinking fund passed to a second reading
Mr. Elmondson, from the committee on corporations re-
ported hack the bill Incorporating state lodge for the Inde
pendent Odd Fellows with amendments; the report
was eoBcsrred n aud the bill passed second reading
Resolutions.
BY Mr. Morgan Of D. that the superintendent Of the Wa
bash and Ere canal be requlsd to report Immediately
Mr. Herman moved to strike immediately and in
ser "as soon as convenient which Amendment hot
adopted.
The resolution was tien adopted
BY Mr. Lane that the Governor be requested transmit
convenient, certain information respecting the
of the extension of the Wabash aud Eric the
Mr. Herman introduced bill to apportion the Senators
and Representatives Cor the FIVE years which
laid on the table, and one hundred copies ofdeed to be
printed.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
WEDNESDAY,, Dec. Z, 1915.
The bill increasing the diem Of grand and petit
in certain counties, taken under consideration
Mr. Mooney said he could get avorite local mea-
adopted foI his county, he moved amendment TO
make the bill general laws which was withdrawn; when
Mr. Dole moved amend, that The compensation shall
be fixed at dollar, with the privilege Of the boards do
ing county business reducing TO FIVE cents, in
cieasng TO dollar and twenty-five cents per day, or
leaving the compensation al one dollar.
Considerable discussion took place on the amendment Of
fered by MIR Dse in which Messrs Mcdonald Sleeth Ha
Il z Priug kerlV and Dartl ed W
MIR Ciuikshank moved amend, by including jurors be-
| fore Probate Courts; which accepted.
! The question then taken the amendment, TINS
amended, aud decided in the Affirmative, 81, 3D.
Mr. Potter moved amend, exempt the county of
Harrison from the provisions Of the bilanon county
having special law. MI p remarked, that The county bu
siness Of Harrison performed by board Of Justices
ssng Of 20 aud beng thus cons uted great
difficulty would ase, and The SUBJECT be continual bOue oi
contention in that body.
The question taken and Harrison county was ex
empied from the provisions OF the bill
On motion, Morgan and Dearborn were also exempted
Mr. Cymer moved exempt Elkhar and that dollar
and twenty-five cents be fixed the compensation oil that
county which was agreed TO-
In order arrange the bill properly the House now went
| into committee Of the whole the bill.
! On motion of Ms Riley, Hancock excepted
Mr. Wilson Of Marion moved to amend that jurors in
Marion have dollar and twenty-five cents which was
| agreed TO-
Mr. Julian moved amend, that jurors in the several
counties shall receive dollar and twenty-five cents ma
king the provision general throughout the State
MIR Thompson moved to strike out twenty-five cents from
said amendments; which was not adopted.
Mr. KmbeIm moved 10 amend, that IN the counties oil
Hamilton and Tpton dollar shall be the compensation
which not adopted.
Fir Moore moved amend that Owen shall be exempt
cd which not adopted.
Mr. Ellis moved that one dollar shall be the compensation
In Madison not adopted
Mr. TomlinsOn moved TO fix the compensation In Delaware
/ a dollar; not adopted
The question was then taken on Mr. yuans amendment,
fixing the compensation at 81 25 which was adopted BY
vote of IS, TO 80.
The bill was then reported back TO the House, with its
amendment; and
On the question, will the House in said amend
fixing the compensation at 81 90 decided in
the Affirmative ayes 81, noes &c.
Mr. HaZelTigg moved that Boone be exempted and the
compensation hxed at one dollar; not adopted
MIR sIoote moved that Owen be exempted; which was
not adopted.
MIR iinchman moved amend by including jurors before
| Probate Courts |; which not agreed TO.
Mr. Ford moved to amend by giving Jurors four cents per
mile mileage; not adopted
MIR moved TO amend, so as to allow Probate
iut ors i'm Frank dollar; not adopted.
MIR Thompson moved to amend that Jurors IN Perry be
allowed one dollar; not adopted
MIR VandeveeT moved The previous question: which being
sustained; put, wit shall the bill, as amended, be
engossed decided in the Affirmative, ayes OIL noes
81. go,
we've be ed referred TO committees most
The bin providing for compensation Of dollar for
each examination vi common school teacneIs-o oe pau "
| the applicant, read second time.
MIR Vandeyeer moved 10 amend by striking out the COM
pensaiOn. 80.
en- for dollar Improperly, under the eouPt-
| ng influence Of money. :,
MIR uIi,n said this bill provided that examiners should
take oath-hs heretofore been required He be-
eved the services Of examiners should not be required WIN
out compensation.
After luther discussion,
Slater moved that the bill DC inoenneIy pos'Poneo
| which motion did not prevail
The cues taken the amendment, provd-
ing for striking the compensation, aud decided in tie