Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-02-22
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE
- TUESDAY. February a.
The reading Of yesterd.y's Journal vas begun.
when
On motion By Mr.. Miles. the further reading
thereof Vas dispensed With.
o. motion by Mr. williams, il vas-
Ordered. That the Senate proceed to the con
siderston Of bills On the third reading
prsraucTIos or COUNTY REcoRDs.
On motion By Mr.. Wright. his bill $50 (see
page 1913 Of the Brewer Reports) for the relief
OF Jasper county. was read the % time. and
passed to the 81 reading.
Subsequently on his further motion. the COZ
stitutional provision Was suspended: the bill read
the third time. and passed by yeas "a. nays o.
nrroRrs yRox COMMITTEES
= Were cescurred in. recommending the passage
Of the bill 8 80 page ~ and House bills II
page I'D and $50 tpsge 2l7)
40 aroRUn
M. vaster dem snded a call OF the Senate.
IL was ordered and discovered the fact that
there Was no quorum present, and but four sena
tors absent without leave.
On motion By Mr. Cobb. the doorkeeper ~ss
ordered 10 bring in the absentees
NEW PROPOSITIONS
The following bills were introduced. read the
nrst time, and passed TO the second reading:
By Mr.. Niles, 5 la. to provide Tor the pro
lection of Wild game. defining the time in which
the same may be taken or killed and declaring
the penalty for the violation Of this act. repeal
ing all laws inconsistent heresitb, and declaring
an emergency.
By Mr. Niles, s. lis, to authorize the forms
ton OF companies for the detection and appre-
benson Of horse thieves and other feons. and for
mutual protection, and repeating all laws incon-
sisteus Herewith.
By Mr.. Corbin. for Mr. Carson, I76. author
ising an assessment and levy Of tar in the sew
essl towns and cities OF this state upon the real
and personal property Of all railroad companies
within the jurisdiction OF such towns and cities
By Mr.. Dunning. la. for the relief of per
sons who have paid certain claims to the state
or the proper officer under color Of judicial pro
cssding. and TO surrogate such persons to the
rights OF the state Read the second time by
title and referred to select committee, viz
Nessrs. Dunning, Niles and Downey. Subse
quently this committee reported in favor Of the
bill, and il read the second time, and, under
a dispensation Of the constitutional provision Il
vas read the third time and passed by yeas 30
navs o.
By Mr. Dunning. for the lieutenant governor
LIS, to authorize the formation OF companies foi
the construction of Wsterworks in and for in
eorporated cities. to enable such cities to sub
sell bonds for the payment thereof Read twice
and referred to the committee on corporations
By Mr. Thompson, l79, fixing the salaries o
the superintendent of hospitals for the insane
deaf. dumb and blind.
OFFICERS or THk BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
Senate bill. 30, (see page 44 Of these reports
Vas read third time and rejected BY yeas 5. nay
%.
Senate bill ~ (see page So was read th
shird time and PASSED by yeas SO, uaysO
Senate bill No. -. described on page 10 o
the Brewer Reports va. read the third tim
and passed by yeas 80. nays 1.
IspEXEs TO CLERKS RECORDS.
Senate bill No. 80. (-ee page lls BREWER Re
ports.) VAS read the tuird time and passed. yea
%. nays 3.
INDIANA nrrOxrs OF A crsr PACE
Senate bill No. iOI. page I25 Brewer Re
ports.) vas read the third time and passed, yea
IS, nsys0.
COUNTY TREAsuREns BONDS
Senate bill No. l04. described GU page IL
Brewer Reports.) Was read abe third time On
passed. yeas IS. nsyso.
Senate bill No I0e (see page I29 Brevis
Reports.) was read the third time and passed b
yeas 80. nays0
LABoRKRs ON RAILROADS.
Senate bill No. ia, (see page 1874 givin
protection to laborers and excluding the cor
struction Of the present Law which extends th
protection to contractors, was read the third tim
and passed. yeas 30. nays l.
WHITE. SKwTos, JAsrKR AND BENTON cncul
corRrs.
On motion BY Mr.. Wright, his BILL 1873. (pae
242 vas read the third time and passed by We,
80. uays o.
CALL OF rHk sESArK
On motion By Mr.. Cobb the proceedings und,
the call OF the Senate ordered soon after Il
opening Of the session dispensed with.
VALUATION AND AssrsssySrs
Senate bill No. lis. vas read the third tin
and passed. yeas 81. nays2
SPECIAL COMMITTEES.
The Lieutenant governor announced The follow
ing select committee Of one from each congrc
sionai district on the bill s los. regulating ii
mileage &c, of sheriYs and treasures VII
Messrs Cobb. Fuller Bradley Clifford. Beeso,
O,ler. Moore. Milligan. Wright. Moves an
Richmond.
Also, the committee on sistuary, viz: Messr
Dunning, Van BGskrk and Dovrey.
soLpixRs' KrlIxF.
On motion BY Mr. Chapman. the bill, II /
IL. vas taken from the table and made the SD.
eisl order for 2 o'clock this afternoon
% AFTERNOON SESSION
Senate bill No. l22. having reference
weights and measures vss read the third tim
and passed by vote of yeas s.. nsysl
vArrx WORKS TOR cIrtr.
Senate bill No lis. introduced THE forenoo
tor the lieutenant governor. vas returned froi
the special committee which had il in eharg,
and read the second time
On motion by Mr. Dunning il was ordered
be engrossed for the third reading
JACKSON AND LAWRENCE corSIIr.
Senate bill No. l27 "a. read the third tin
and passed BY yeas 81. nays !.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Senate ball NO i33 vas re,d the third liz
and passed by yeas -. nsy.0.
soIpiKRs KEIIKB
Thu Ssna.a then solved itssff into I. connta