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


THURSDAY, Dec. II, 1885,
A message received from the House, informing the
Senate of the passage of certain bills.
Petitions Presented.
BY Mr. Clements; referred without reading.
BY Mr.. Waters; referred without reading.
BY Mr.. Murphy, Of John B. Semans and Others Pub
fishers and Editors. that uniform aud general law be
passed upon the subject of printing legal advertisements
laid upon the table.
Reports from Standing Committees.
BY Mr. Parks, from the committee on Finance REPORT
ing bill for the relief of the volunteers in Mexico, and
Of county Treasurers with amendment; concured in.
BY Mr.. 9th, from the committee the Judiciary,
porting bill, amending the execution laws, end
mending the indefinite poslponement of the same con-
CURED in.
BY Mr. Ouh, from the same committee reporting bill
for the relief Of Ellen Bigger, widow of Samuel Bigger,
deceased, and recommending its passage passed to
ond reading.
By Mr.. Holloway from the committee, reporting
bill amending for the incorporation Of the city of
Richmond, and recommending its passage.
by Mr.. Osborn, from the same committee. reporting bill
adopted.
BY Mr.. Murphy, from the committee. reporting
bill authorizing the Governor to order special elections for
Representatives, to Congress, in certain cases.
Reports from Sele.t COMMITTEES.
By Mr.. Hamrick, reporting bill fer the divorce Of
David GeaIhart
Resolutions
BY Mr.. Hamer, that the committee the Judiciary
inquire into the expedency of using their discre-
ton in granting divorces where abandonment has taken
place for year; adopted.
BY Mr. Edmonston, that the committee on Benevolent
Institutions inquire the of the discharge of Mrs
A. w. Johnson, Matron, from the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum; adopted.
BY Mr. Berry of Monroe that the committee Educa-
ton inquire into the expediency of amending the law
relative to compromising the judges, clerks and inspectors
Of elections adopted.
BY Mr.. Allison that Mr.. H. F. West furnish the result
Of 10
tenn, to the committee Educaton aud that they report
! the same not adopted.
By Mr. Green, that the snitee Education inquire
into the exPedency of giving the several townships in
the State, the management Of the School Fund; not
adopted
BY Mr.. Clements, that the Judiciary committee inquire
into the expedency Of amending the 43d AID 45,h
tons Of Chap. 40 Of the Rev. Code Of lS43 adopted
I Bills introduced.
By Mr.. Read, relative guardians of insane persons
, referred TO the committee on the Judiciary.
Bills Passed, Referred.
bill for the relief of James A. Kendas securities
J ferred to select committee.
bill egalzing the sale Of delinquent lands. returned
in the years 1874 and ls45 in Shelby county passed
! bill Incorporating the Decatur Medical Society NOV
ed to refer TO the committee Corporatons not adopted
message received from the House, informing the
Senate of the passage of the bill for the relief of David
Queen, and Joseph Dickey.
Also, of bill providing for settlement with the
: keeper of the State Prison.
III.
of the Decatur Medical Society," BY adding the last
ton that applicant shall be refused by the corporation
license to practice any system Of medicine different iFcm
that advocated by the association"
Moved by Mr.. Berry of Franklin, that the amendment
be laid upon the table adopted and the bill was passed
bill providing for settlement with the Supernten
dent Of the State Prison referred to the committee on the
Judiciary.
Senate adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Leave was granted to Mr.. Ouh to report bill No or
providing for settlement with the Superintendent Of the
State Prison.
Orders of the day. Bills Passed, or Referred.
bill 10 incorporate Andersons Collegiate Institution.
Mr. Berry of Franklin moved amend by reserving ie
the Legislature the right to repeal the charter: the pro
perry reveng the several donors the repeal thereof
He thought the bill prevented taxation Of the private
property of Mr.. Anderson, by this means evsding TAXA
ton.
Mr. Davis said it was well known fact. tina, when
corporation chartered, and property donated thereS
the donation by the present law excepted from taxa
ton. If for the purposes of education
He moved TO lay the amendment on the table, Ih'
ayes and noes being called resulted as foows; ayes a
noes ~ it laid upon the table.
Mr. Marsh moved 10 strike out the provision that M
omission Of the performances Of the provisions Of said b
shall cause forfeiture Of charter of the Institution
. DIR. Davis moved to lay the amendment on the table
carried; and the bill passed. 49,,
bill authorizing clerks TO issue writs to other counte
in certain cases. referred TO the Judiciary committee.
A bill di,orcing David +. Bsggery taken up, an
MrEIIis moved to refer the Bill to the committee on IN
jadicisry.