The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-29
AFTERNOON SESSION

On motion by Mr.. BUSKIRK, Mr.. Mcvey's
insurance bill, No. III, was taken from the
Speakers table and placed in the calendar.
Mr.. Mlller's bill, NO. ia, to repeal the act Of
Constitution, coming up, with the committee
recommendation that il do pass
On motion by Mr.. BUSKIRk, ii was post
poned and made the special order for Friday,
O'clock.
Mr.. Woods COMMUNICATIVE bill. No. 2o6.
amending section Of the act Of MAY II, 1852,
coming mp with the committee amendments.
adding l. section ,, "In addition TO what said
county may appropriate" and this, "Such ap-
preparation shall be determined by the Com
mlssioners of the county in which said TOWN.
ship shall be situated
The amendments were adopted and the bill
was ordered TO the engrossment
On motion by Mr.. PRATHER, the House
eoncurred in the Senate resolution for Joint
committee on the recommendation of the Act
ing Governor to purchase a building for state
Offices.
subsequently the SPEAKER nominated
said committee on the part Of the House. viz
Messrs. Prather, Gleason, Buskirk, Newcomb
and Brown.
Mr.. Cox's Bird bill III. X. 223l coming IN
On motion by Mr.. NEWCOMB, il was
amended by striking out the emergency clause
He was opposed to the hasty passage of bills
with penalties.
And then il was ordered TO the engrossment.
the act concerning voluntary associations. COM
ing up on the second readlng-it was referred
10 the Committee on Corporations.
The bill :. 2l0l in regard to the docketing of
transcripts Of cases from the Circuit Court,
was referred to the Committee on the Organi-
cation of Courts.
The Common Pleas Judges special compen-
sation bill :. l45I was ordered 10 the third read
ing.
Thelandlord and tenant bill IS. 1871 amend
I fs.rr eIa nf .1n - ~
ISi2. coming up on the third reading il was
rejected on the final reading in the House
yeas 30. nays -.
The bill :. 81 ameding the'ith section Of the
Justices Act, 80 that in state prosecutions his
warrant may be served in any part Of the
State coming up on the third reading
Mr.. NEWCOMB explained it, provisions.
that where the clerk eertiies that the person
issuing the writ is an acting justice Of the
peace, the warrant may be served IN any part
Of the state
( Mr.. RICE and Mr.. COLLINS objected, and
thought the bill would be inoper ttive.
Mr.. BU RWELL and Mr.. GREGORY. Of
Warren. thought il a good bill, giving eX-
anples q IT, applicability.
Mr.. RICE desired 10 amend.
+ The SPEAKER Mr.. Lasselle in the Chair
laid the gentlemen could move 10 refer the bill
with instructions.
Mr.. RICE then moved 20 rccommit the bill
10 the Judiciary Committee. with instructions
70 alhtNu 20 llat II rnAh app. eut. 10 iti"uN
eases.
Mr.. BROWN opposed; the bill was specially
intended 10 reach eases Of mis- iemeanors. He
gave examples.
Mr.. \EMCOMB in his seat IL applies 10
both felony and mi>demcanor eases.
Mr.. >HJEl said there was a very pressing
necessity for this bill IN his region.
Mr.. RICE withdrew his motion.
The bill was passed the final reading in the
House tltcprcsentatiyes-ycas -, nays 2.
The county boundary record bill :. No. 4
coming up-it was passed the final reading i'm
the House Of Reprrsentatives-yeas 90, nays ,.
The" assault" bill : - coming ur-lt was
hanally passed the House Of Representative
yeasb6. nays ,.
The Claimants in execution relief bin :. ~
coming up-it was rejected on the third read
ing-yeas -. nays u.
The bill :. rs. 10 amend section III Of the
act concerning county prisons, approved May
-, lsj2. coming up.
Mr.. NEWCOMB explained that the proyis-
ion Of law sought here, was, that man may
be confined In an adjoining county jail, where
the Jail Of Ii. own county il not sufficient 70
hold him.
The ball Is. Ve.l requiring Clerks Of the Cir
cult and Common Pleas Courts 20 make index
e 10 the records and books In their respective
sfness coming up