Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

bill in relation the proof of notices publication
passed 10 the third reading.
Mr. Porter. from the committee reported
dent to egate the subject of the reduction of Recor
ders fees; concurred IN.
Mr. Harvey, from the committee, reported back the
bill extend the jurisdiction justices Of the peace and
recommended its indefinite postpOnemeHt concurred in.
Mr. Seelh from the committee reported back the
bull reference wafer rents canals and recommended
its commal 10 the committee canals &C.; concurred
In.
Mr. Durham, from the committee reported bill
empowering CLERKS Of circuit administer oaths in
vacation; passed to The second reading
Mr.. Meredith, from the committee Roads, reported
back the bill declaring Salt Creek public highways which
passed to the second reading.
Also that it inexpedient egsate the subject
Of fixing the compensation Of supervisors concuued IN.
Also reported back the bill compelling spectators to
pay road equal 10 that Of actual settlers, aud
mended its passage; concuned in.
Also that pejient legsIste the subject
Of requiring abeboded persons 20 work the roads four
days Insts al of two
On motion of Mr. Thompson it referred to Select
committee.
Also that inexpedent legislate the subject
of recurring persons through whose land roads pass to
Furnish timber, &c. concuued in.
Also that it inexpedient to egsate the subject
Of the prayer of John Simpson.
On motion of Mr. Miller, it referred to Select
committee.
Mr. Grifis from select committee, report bill to To-
State road in Randolph and Wayne counties; pass
ed to the second reading
Resolutions Introduced.
Mr. Carr of L., the subject Of the sale of stock in
The Madison aud indianapolis Railroad and the Central
canal adopted.
Mr. Porter that when the House ADJOURN will adjourn
until Monday next; adopted.
Mr. Coins, that a of the hundred dol
lars be levied for The education Of the Blind and half
of cent the hundred dollars for the education Of
the deaf and dumb adopted.
Mr. Psrkson the exPediency of rendering purchasers of
school lands liable for waste. in Of the subsequent
forfeiture of the land adopted.
Mr. Lewis joint resolution the subject of the pre-
servaton Of the materials furnished for the completion Of
the Cumberland road passed to a second reading.
Bills introduced aud Passed to the second Reading
By Mr. Ysyan in relation 10 docket fees in the Supreme
fhs bill authorizes docket fee of dollars in
the Supreme court TO be taxed the costs of the suit
BY Mr. Secest in relation to State roads in Putnam
county.
Mr. Wolf, to amend the R. s. of ls43 in reference to
the duties of Supervisors.
Mr. Arnold, for the improvement Of roads in Barholo-
NEW county.
Bus Read the third time and Passed.
Relative a certain school district in Hendricks county
authorize Probate make reasonable allowances
guardians &c to fix the time Of holding in the
9Th judicial circuit
On motion of Nj Palmer the Senate bill for the relief
Of purchasers of the Wabash and Erie canal lands
taken from the table he bill provides for the postpone
of the sale of forfeited lands from January October
tolowng-his change 10 be permanent; and also that no
land shall be sold at price less than the original price
fixed by law and to to the former the right
of redemption any time within years after the sae:l
Mr. Downing said there many persons interested in
this bill, only the holders of the land, but also the
holders of the canal scrip which is based alone the lands
for its final redemption, interested he would therefore
move its reference to the committee Canals dc.
Mr.. Palmer thought this reference unnecessary,
every member had already opportunity to examine its
provisions.
Nj DovvIino vvth,lrevv his rnotion
Mr.. Kerr moved strike the 10Th section, (which
provides for the postpOnemen of partial deferred pay
of the lands for five years from and after the pas
sage of the Butler bill y not amended-ayes As
noes AZ.
While the bill was yet pending,
The House adjourned;