Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-06


The President called TO order at SO a NJ.
The roll ot the Senate was called and tn,
Journal o! Yesterday read in part and the turtle
reading dispensed with.
MEMORIALS, ETC
N Hord. from the Bartholomew County Az
rcuitur"i society, in regaIc TO The MUIR, done I,
men tar ground 10y soldiers. Referred TO th.
| Committee Claims
RrPoRTs.
Mr. Graves. State Prison Committee. recon
rnenuing the passage oi Senate bill l53. with an
Amendment, and when so amended that IL pass
Concusredn
! Mr.. johnson. select committee. recommending
that Senate bill l76 lay Oh the table. Concsrret
Dir Williams Finance from the majority o,
the committee, IA answer 10 the inquiry a. 10 the
exl enditute o; the 500 900 contin. enc fund and
ais" OF the resolution directing the committee 20
inquire u there have teen alN violations of the
emoe enent act The report was signed by
Me-s,s- Williams, Hoaglaud, Bradley, Landers
aud u llson
Nr Ctiypoo. same committee, presented a
minority report. The report was signed by
Messrs Ciaypool. Mellet, Davis. of veImiilion.
aud Bee-oB.
The reDor,s were made the special order Tor
3PM
CONGRESSIONAL APPORTioNMENT.
Mr.. Brown. oi Neiis. moved TO reconsider the
vote npon winch the Senate refused T. ensross
oil Il" 10 district the State for Congressional
purposes. The vote was recousidered and the
bill ordered To he ensrossed.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS
Mr. CAT, l19, to protect shareholders and to
prevent officers ana emplo, ees OF railroads from
embezzins and squandering the earnings Rules
susf Tended and till read second time anu referred
to Cpmmittee on Corporations
NJ Davis. Of Nermllion. lo0, to amend the
act concerning partition Of lands
RILLs on THIRD READING
House bill ~. to amend the specific common
school tax law he bill provides to lax all the
property in township for school purposes whether
the owner resides in The township or not
A DEBATE sprung up, in which Messrs- Ray
Landers. Bradley, W ollie and others objected TO
the PROVISIONS OF the bill. and Messrs Clay
pool, Dowbey johnson, DoueIas and Wright al
vocaiei H. ana II passe'i-S eas -. nays ii
House bill 20. to fix the succe> sion OF title of
real estate vested in county ami district agricul
turai societies. he bill psovide~ where societies
had purchased land and the societies become ex
tnct vests the property in the county
Mr. Wolfe moved to indefinitely po-pone the
BILL which did not prevail, bat IL deIeated-
yeas 10. nays o
House bill, 70 forbid Judges OF Common /
Pleas Courts from practising IN any inieri4r
Court. PISSED.
House bill 81. prohibiting the State Librarian
from allowing books TO be taken outside OF the /
Captol builring. Passed over informally.
House bill 81 in relation the terms of Com
mis~iomers' Courts. Il he bill authorizes Com
missoners to NEE; ia the Auditors Office
House bill 81, to define what shall constitute
m assault and athxiDs penalties therefor Passed
over informally.
House bill %. to FIX the time of holding Com
mon Pleas Courts ia the counties of Adams
; Hen. Wells and Huntington. Passed
House bill Ia. requiring Recorders to certify
he records OF the stamps papers recorded
PASSED.
Adjourned
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The President called the Senate to order at IL
clock
TIE roll OF Senators vas called. and quorum
ound to be present.