The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-12-07

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TIVE BEIORTs; coming up In order
IL was read the third tinIe--
MI ALLISON explained that the bill simply
applies 10 plank and MeAdamized roads sold
unier mortgage sale or deed Of trust who have
failed 70 comply with the act az Isje-eiying
them three months further time in which 20
organize. II j. intended 20 apply 10 but one
single case-ir Jefferson and Ripley counties
Mr.. CORBIS objected 10 the bill ON the
principle that IL might interfere with cases al
ready adjudicated In which there may be
vested rights. IL is very bad precedent in
legislation.
After further remarks by Messrs. ALLISON.
NILES and BROWN Of Wells
The bill finally passed the senate by
yeas -, nays ..
The senate took recess till o'clock p.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
On motion by Mr.. ALLISON, Mr.. Williams
called 10 preside, i'm the temporary absence
Of the President pro tenn.
The PRESIDING OFFICER laid before
the senate a communication from the Audi
tor Of state. i'm answer TO "A resolution OF in
quiry see page ~ 81 the BREWER REPORTS )
concerning suits against Railroad Companies
for payment Of taxes.
II was referred 10 the Special Committee on
Railroads.
The special order for this hour being Mr.. Ben
nett's bill, :. 2J9, TO apportion the state for
laid on the table.
Mr.. Williams bill, :. No. 80. in relation TO
the organization Of the General Assembly
the Secretary II state shall organize the
senate, and the Auditor Of State the House Of
representatives coming up in regular or
der
II was read the third time and finally passed
the senate by yeas -, nays 1.
Dir. Cason's hill. ;. No. ~. supplemental IL
An Act Tor the incorporation Of towns, APP
proved June II, 1852; coming up In order
IL was read the third time.
Mr.. CASON. This bill provides that upon
the petition Of trustees OF towns 20 the Court
Of Common Pleas, there may be Commission
ers appointed To have streets extended, the
same n they are extended now by cities.
The bill was then passed by yeas -, NAYS o.
Mr.. Met lurg's hill, :. No. a:s0 authorizing
when they come IN conflict with Circuit Courts:
coming up IN order
II was read the third time and finally passed
the senate 10y yeas -, nays0.
Mr.. Nawter asked and obtained leave Of alb
sencc till Friday morning.
Mr.. Ca-On's bill. ;. No. 2il, amending an
amendment Of An Act in relation 10 witnesses.
and repeating section 23s of the General Prac-
ticc Act, approved June II. lSJs; coming up in
order
IL was read the third time.
Mr.. CASoN explained that this hill pre-
tate suits In which heirs are "A party in intere,t 4.
The bill was passed by yeas -. nays4.
The Committee on Organization Of Courts
bill. ;, No. 2li. amending An Act for the elec-
ton 81 Justices Of the Peace. approved June
9. lS52.- There shall be one Justice in each
township; one additional for each incorpora-
tel city. one additional for eaen township
where the population exceeds 10000 looming
up in order
II was read the third time and finally passed
thc senate by yeas -, nays :.
Mr. Alli>on's bill. :, No. 2iG. repeating see
ton Il Of the Fireman's and Mechanics Insur-
ence Companies charter aet--IrepcaliHg the
section which prohibits the Directors from be-
coming Directors Of other companies looming
upin orde
II was read the third time AMI finally passed
the senate 10y yeas -. nays IL.
MIR. DYKES bill :. No. 80. defining the
powers of Companies authorized to construct
canals for hydraulic purposes; coming up In
order
|, was read the third TINS and referred to
the judiciary Committee.
subsequently the Committee returned TIE
bill with sundry amendments.
The amendments were agreed la; and the
bill was finally passed the senate 10y yeas 81
NAYS I.
Mr.. Cason's manufacturing and mining bill
: No - describe. on page ~ Of the BRr-
WEIR RripRrs) coming up in order
II was read the third time and finally passed
the senate by yeas -. nays Z.
Mr.. McCltIrg's bill. :. No. 2j3, 10 relieve
county officers Tor the year lNJj. for violation
Of the provisions of An Act concerning slecl
killing dogs. etc.; coming up in order
II was read The third Time
Mr.. OlLER opposed the passage of the bill
for 10 T. not Ia be supposed that any court
would punish IN officer for not performing q
duty of which he had no intimaiion.
The bill failed 81 pass for want of a eonsti
ms -ksssf-
Mr.. Culyer's bill. :. No. 81. authorizing the
state revenue 10 be- paid In National Bank
notes; coming up i'm order
10 was read the third time aud finally PASSED
the senate by yeas 81. nays l..
Mr.. Cobb's bill :. No. 30. amending section
> Of An Act supplemental To- An Act for the in
corporation Of high schools. etc, approved
March ). 1859: coming up IN order
Itwas read the third time,
Mr.. COBB explained that the principal
change, n far ~ the Trustees arr concerned, b
that they are not subject to the denomination
which has the supervision Of the literary inst
tuition.
The bill was passed 10y yeas -. nays 4.
Mr.. Allison's bill. No. 256. amending IN,
charter " the city Of Evansville; coming up IN
order
IL was read the third time anl finally passed
the senate by yeas ~, nays 3.
Mr.. ON IER offered the following:
wmRkss The President Of the United states and ID,
Of the Of lnd have desgnsiei lhur.
day. tie 7th DAY % December, a. a day Of genera
thaessgisns to Almighty God foo bis great neress q
Be . Rssoired, That when the Senate aiJourns. Il
adJoufns to meet on Friday next at o'clock An.
The resolution was adopted.
Mr.. WILLIAMS offered the following:
wmsHr,s There used be in the lady. lobby Of The
AND wHEBE,s. II would be very convenient and pleas
AIT fur ladies sting the Sena'e Oh nhe-, 80 "a
the Senators who may be Ok OF disabled TO have then
R,solred. That the DooIkec9er be spthor.ed to re-
turn them lnstaiter.
The resolution was adopted.
MIR. BROWN. Of Wells offered the follow
ing:
wmrKE,s by sections TO- n and &c Of the general ap.
ptopriaiion LAW approved March o. 1885, there ap
prepriated for the Adutant Generals Once the Of
81 geo for the finished business Si2C00 for the
business % iss5, aud si2 ooo for the current bust
ness Of l-66 therefore
Resolfsd. That the Adlulant General be and he 4.
hereby respectfully requested " not Inconsistent With
public interests To report to the Senate at his earliest
convenience hat portion If ssd Gums - 200 and t2
zoo for sS5 have been dran from the treasury speci
flying by whom drawn, and upon What particular account
service; also what part OF said Of ana 900 lot
lsG6 may probably be necessary Tor the business Of bis
cnice daring that year.
The resolution was adopted.
On motion 10y Mr.. WRIGHT the hill II. r.
=, 10 provide for the sale Of certain lands be-
longing 10 the state nt lntl1nu IN Jasper and
Newton counties, and give presumption 10 ac.
tual settlers thereon: Was read the third time
and finally passed 10y yeas ID. nays 3.
ON motion 10y Mr.. CHAPMAN. il was
Reso'red That the judiciary Committee b. instruct
cd TO inquire into aud report By hill or Otherw Sc
whether Incorporated 10 sns and cities may tax fail
grosnds for the grading Of streets and the
thereof, and tor other municipal purposes.
Mr. Hanna's hill. :. No. 25s. amending see
ton - OF I'm Act for the settlement of dece
dedents estates. ETC., approved june l., 1892
coming up in order
IL was read the third time and finally passed
the senate 10y yeas =. nays l.
MIR. Ca>on's hill. :. No. 26l. amending see.
tons and Of the Voluntary Association Act
Of February l., lSh5 coming up in order
II was read the third time.
Mr. CA>ON explained that th. hill amend,
the law in reference 20 Voluntary Association,
~ d 20 include Agricultural societies; and
extend L. such societies the powers granted by
the statutes n well ~ the common law
The hill passed by yeas -. nays q.
Nr. thapman'> Gettysburg Cemetery bill :
NJ. ~. DESERVED on page lUS Of the BREVIFE
RERoKTs: coming up IN order
IL Wa read the third time and finally pasSe,
the senate hy yeas 50. NAYS /.
Mr.. oyleT'> divorce bill. :. Ne. rs. describ
Ell ON page l52 Of the BRE, IER REPoRTs:
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