Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-31
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Reported for the State Sentinel.

SENATE.
TUESDAY, December p, 1886
The President laid before the Senate communication
from the Secretary Of State.
On motion Of Mr. Ellis, bill for the relief Of wyIie Ed
monston and wife taken up referred to the judiciary
committee.
Petitions Presented
By Mr. Parks, Of John Nays referred to a select COM
BY Mr. Tabe, referred to the Judiciary committee without
BY Mr. Murphy, referred without reading.
BY Mr. Beard the Trustees Of Wabash Colleges referred
to the committee on education
BY Mr. Winehell referred to a select committee.
Reports from Standing Committees.
BY Mfr Parks, from the committee on finance reporting
joint resolution the subject Of the completion Of the Wa
bash and Erie canalj concured in
By Mr. Winchel from judiciary committee reporting
II inexpedient to further egslae upon the subject of
vsors concurred in.
resolutions the subject of changing present
probate courts and requesting to be dschaed concured
BY Mr. Ortiz from the same committee reporting it inex-
pedient to legate further the subject of allowing plead
ing the want Of consideration in certain cOncurred in
BY Mr. Stewart, recommending the indefinite postpone
men cf bill for the relief Of certain heirs therein named
On motion, the report was laid on the table.
BY Mr. Murphy, from the committee, reporting bill
amending the and apprasement laws Of
By Mr. Miller, from the committee public buildings
giving the Of the smoke in the Senate chambers
By Mr. Davis from the committee on the State Bank re-
portnga bill upon the subject Of NOaries Pubc report
By Mr Berry of F., from the committee on corporations
reporting and recommending the passage Of bill ncopO-
rating the Grand Subordinate Division Of the Sons of Tenn
Reports from Select Committees.
l. By Mr. EdmonsOn reporting bill for the relief of -
BY Mr. Read reporting bill amending bill Incorporating
the town Of Jacksonville.
By Mr. Miller, reporting bill authorizing new
doing business by the board doing county business Orange
county.
BY Mr. Howell reporting for the better regulation OF
BY Mr. Robinson, reporting bill for the formation Of
The report and bill were laid on the table
BY DIR Allison, reporting bill letting out the public
printing TO the lowest bidder with an amendment.
The question t was IS, taken on the p Of the & as
ayes %, noes 81. So the bill passed.
Resolutions introduced.
By Mr. GOodenow, the subject Of amending the sehOo
law; adopted.
By Mr. Bowers, the subject Of further legislation or
agriculture; adopted.
By Mr. Hardin the subject Of insane officers and ap
BY Mr. Handy that the committee on the benevolent
stuons Of the State be discharged from further cOnsdera
discharge of from the deaf and duml
asylum adopted by vote Of ayes 2S, noes 10.
The Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On notion the Senate took up bill No a. for the relief Of
certain heirs therein named and referred to select COM
mittee.
Joint Resolutions Introduced
BY Mr. Hamer, on the subject Of postage passed.
MIR winche leave introduced resolution calling
the Governor for the Of the delay of the amendment
proposed to the Wabash and Erie canal bill laid on tn
table.
Bills Introduced.
BY Mr. Davis, bill to repeal act entitled "An act 70
the relief Of the heirs Of Capt. R. McCary" referred
the judiciary committee.
BY Mr. Cuppy, repeating certain act therein named
passed.
BY Mr. Ortiz, bill relative to costs passed to
reading
message received from the House that il
ready proceed with closed doors the election Of Ban
Director fill the vacancy occaoned by the expiration
the of Office Of the Hon. VIM. Daley and inviting thu
Senate into the Hail. The action Of the House recp
rocated.
By Mr. Berry Of F. bill for the relief Of certain person
therein named; passed to a second reading
Leave granted TO Mr. Ellis TO make report from tn
judiciary committee, reporting bill for the relief Of Wyli
Edmonston and wife, quieng title to real estate derive
from alien the bill passed.
By Mr. Davis, bill relative to brokers' passed 10
second reading.
By Mr. Osborn, bill giving power to married women 4
make wills; passed TO a second reading.
The Senate adjourned.