Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-21
HOUSE

The House met at 9 o'clock, Mr.. Speaker in
the chair.
The Journal of Yesterday was read and ap-
proved.
MESSAGE FROM THE SENATE.
The passage was announced by a message
from the Senate ty that body of bill No. 30
affecting certain persons named on the Y. ).
pension rolls; also u memorial TO the congress
of the United States on the subject.
Mr.. Speaker (Mr. Higgins in the chair laid
before the House a communication from the gov
ernOr. announcing that he had appointed Il. r.
Sulgrove to make executive communication to
the General Assembly during the present session
Also that the Senate had passed the Winslow
4 Lsnier bill. for al appropriation to pay interest
on the state debt.
Mr.. Brown. from the committee on judiciary.
reported back Mr.. Shosff, OF Aliens bill, No. q
recommending lie passage
On motion of Mr.. Harrison The report was
concurred in. 3
Mr.. Brown, from the same committee, return
ell House resolution relative to printing the gov
errors message, Recommending the printing Of
IL 500 copies, 5000 in English, and tie remand
er in German 10000 for the governor and the
rest for the use of 'he House,
On motion of Mr.. Brown the report was con
CURED in $
Mr.. Newcomb reported from committee House
| bill No. Ito authorize county commissioners
TO issue bonds tor the purpose of paving boun-
ties 10 volunteers IN the land or naval service of
the United States-not exceeding $500 per man.
Concurred in.
Mr. Msjor, from committee on fees and salar
ies, reported back Mr.. Miller, OF Tippecanoe's
bill Ne y increasing The compensation OF the
I'D Ies OF the supreme court, with IN amendment
4 Il II. o. ~ I'M - .
: 5000.
Mr.. Gregory. OF Warren, proposed 10 amend
by reinserting $4,000.
On motion of Mr.. Brown, the bill report and
amendment. we're referred TO the judiciary com
mittee.
Mr. Branhsm gave notice of his intention to
move al the proper time an amendment 70 the
54th rule
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Woods submitted a resolution 20 the effect
that the committee on county and township busi
ness be instructed 20 consider the proprlety of
amending the collection law so as TO employ
township collectors instead OF the present man
ner of collection.
The resolution was rejected
Mr.. Cofroth-Thst the com. on organization
Of courts be instructed To inquire into the e1pe
diency of abolishing the court. OF common pleas.
and report by bill or otherwise Adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr. Miller Of CIinton-fNo. 81 Amendatory
OF 4O6th section OF the general practice act of
1864.
Mr.. Lasselle-(No. 65) Defining what shall
constitute al amendmen. and prescribing the
penalty therefore.
Mr.. Milroy-(No 60 Ameudatory Of the Ord
section of the county surveyors act OF 1852.
Mr. Miller Of C~linton-(No o. To entite a;
t0rnsys 10 Aoidlieas Ola JadsmeDts-@
Mr. Gregory Of Wsrren-tSo. Be- To author
ize boards of county commissioners to take DO
nations and recei ve subscriptions for the purpose
OF. erecting monuments to the memory OF those
from the several counties who have lost or may
lose their lives in the present var.
Mr.. Cha mbers-lNo. 60 Amending sections
l.. 10. II ard 81. OF TIE supervisors act OF
1859.
ORDERS OF IHK DAY.
Mr.. Bsanham moved 70 suspend rules, and pro
coed with orders of the day. Carried