Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-01-15
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Mr. cuppy reported ball relative certain roads in Elk
hart county; passed to third reading.
Wabash Railroad company referred 10 the committee
cospostions.
Ai reduce the fees Of The Auditor Of John
Mr. Parks inIsodueed resolui III I the Senate will meet
haf-past eight IN the morning. and halipast in the
The President laid before the
from Joseph Pratt, enclosing PROPOSITIONS referred to
Nh T.dd f,on select committee reported bill amenda
tory to The city chatter Of Indianapo passed to second
iesdirg
Ms Todd introduced resolution requiring the committee
canals aud Internal improvements be requested inquire
in relation TO The water power Of the State indianapolis
whether the essees have complied with their terms &e land
Mr. Barbour moved reconsideration of the bill for
the relief of Sophia Jane NEAL which prevailed, and
was then passed
Mr. Poneroy introduced bill for the relief Of Benja-
min II. Scott; passed to a third reading.
On MOTION Of Mr.. Miller, the bill for the relief Of
Barbara Ann May divorce billy reconsdered, and
passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Todd, the bill relative to the White
river bridge was taken up aud passed
DIR. Howell from select committee, reported back a
bill exemping William StaTks IRON paying State and
county passed
Bills on the third reading.
To provide for the leasing Of water power on the Wa
bash and Erie canal; passed.
The JOINT resolution for the improvement OF the St
Joseph river.
The passage of the resolution advocated by MIR.
Pomeroy.
Opposed by Messrs Barbour and Chapman of L. The
joint resolution passed-ayes 20, noes 10.
Mr. Montgomery, from a select committee, reported a
bill locate State road in Warren aud Fountain
Ties passed.
MIR Buell. introduced bill authorising the Trustees of
the University draw 600 dollars certain
repairs; passed to The second reading
The bull relative to the boundary line between Fountain
and Kosciusko countless passed.
To correct the boundary line of Richardvile county
passed.
To authorize the placing of swinging gates in Dearborn
county; passed.
For the relief of purchasers of school lands IN Harri-
son and Orange counties passed.
To correct the boundary line OF Carroll county passed
large number OF bills read the second time.
The Senate then adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The consideration of bills the second reading was
continued.
Mr. Edmonson moved to take up the bill to provide for
the adjustment of The State debt; carried
Mr. EdmOnson moved that il be referred TO the COM
mlttee canals, &c.
Mr.. Morgan of ID. moved that 1t be referred to the
committee on the Judiciary
Mr. Chapman thought, as it finance measure, it
ought 10 be referred to the Commute on Finance.
Mr. Lane thought the committee canals the most
appropriate. The whole State is fairly represented
that committee. The bill was referred to the committee
O canals, &c
Mr. Murphey moved to take from the table the bill for
the location of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum; carried.
The question being I" strike ont indianapolis, Marion
countNs dnu insert county IL was
determined IN the negative follows:
YEAS Akin, Allison, Berry of Franklin Berry of
Monroe, Buell., EdmonsoD, Hamer, Logan, Major, Miller,
Morgan of Decatur, Parks, Read, Zenor
NoEs- Barbour, Bowers, Bradbury, Chapman Of La
porte, Chenowith Coffin, Cuppy, Davis Ellis, English,
Goodenow, Hamrick, Handy Hardin, Henry, Holloway,
Howell, Jackson Jones, Lane, Lewiston, Montgomery
Moore, Morgan of Rush, Murphey Pomeroy, Rockhll
Todd, Verbrike, WincheH, Wood
The bill then ordered to be engrossed and read
third time tomorrow.
The Senate adjourned.