Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-02

The House Joint resolution, No. IL, having
for it, object the extension Of time for the com
pleuon Of The obove tailrosd wac read three
tmes sud snaliv passed without a dissenting
vote.
PAT 90 ASSESSORS.
The bill. 5. 100. paying township assessors
~ 50 a day. vas taken from the table.
Mr Moore made an Intellectual motion yeas
.: nsys 3l-;O reduce It's per diem 70 So.
The BAL vas ordered eugrossed Tor the third
reading.
TEREE HATE And RIeH&osD RAILROAD
On motion BY Mr.. Hanna. the bill, No. 65,
granting privileges to toe above named railroad
company, was taken from the table and ordered
e0grossed for ule third reading.
Senate bills SO and %, and senate joint reso
luton ID we're read the second time, aud ordered
engrossed for the third reading.
WORK roe coxxITTEEs.
Senate bills 1913 to lis inclusive. were read by
title only. and referred TO appropriate commit
tees
BILLS yISALLr PASSED.
The following Senate bills we're read the third
time and passed, except in the case stated
No. 2S. making the poisoning OF stock grand
larceny.
No. &c. legalizing appraisement in cities.
No 81, authorizing the loan of school funds
in sums of s. 900. failed 10 pass, for want of two
votes
No. A, joint contracts to be joint and several
so far as relates to the remedies to enforce the
same.
no 90. amending the charter of the Aurora
Turnpike Company.
No 81 in relation to landlords and tenants.
No. 62, authorizing compromises by partners
and joint debtors.
No 63, prohibiting county officers and their
deputies from practicing law.
No. 65, authorizing plank roads TO increase
their rates of toll ID or 20 per cent.
No. 10, for the relief Of plaintiff in execution
and sureties in certain cases
No a. amending section l of an act amend
ing section 80 Of the practice act.
10. 90. authorizing cities to sell bonds to com
plete school houses.
No. "a, continuing the service of a warrant
throughout the state
FEDERAL RELATIONS.
Mr. Chapman offered a resolution, which was
adopted by consent. referring all motions and
resolutions concerning the present condition OF
the country. to the committee on federal relation:
without debate.
sPlTrooxs.
Mr.. Cobb offered a preamble and resolution
reciting that. as the s~pittoons now in use in the
Senate CDdmOer are easily upset, WHICH is con-
stantly icing done, causing a rafting noise. very
annoying. to say nothing Of the amount Of saliva
strewn on the carpet, &c, therefore the door
keeper is directed to purchase neavy earthenwart
s%pittoons
Before a dozen words had been read, as il were
by preconcerted action the articles referred to were
kicked seemingly by more than half the mem
bers ia the room, which created such "A din and
clatter as to drown the voice OF the readine
clerk
The president piled his gavel to no purpose
and only succeeded in stopping the noise of th'
tin ware by the roar of laughter which followed
his announcement in a stentorian voice that TIT
resolution was adopted by consent. And wha
added vastly to The merriment caused by the an
nouncement was the fact that tie reading of tn,
resolution was not half finished.
And then. in the best of good humor-
The Senate adjourned.