The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-11

factories more than ten hours day.
House bill 80, protecting wild game.
House bill 80, prohibiting locking
of railroad cars.
/ House bill 1Ol, increasing penalty
for adultery
House bill 13O,increasing penalty for
arson, with intent to defraud insurance
companies aa, ,
Adjourned to half-past seven p NJ.
sENATE--sATURDAY NIGHT.
III. B. to prevent the spread of
disease among sheep, was passed -
I'll. B. 14-Morgan Raid bill, failed.
III. B. 159-Meehanic's Lien bill,
| passed.
II. B. 24O, providing for the in
spection of coal oil, passed.
HI. B. SO, providing for the con
struction of sewers in towns and cities,
passed.
III. B. 179, allowing the construc-
ton of dams for Touring mills,
passed.
FL. B. 207, amending the Practice
Act, making judgments hold good for
ten years, passed.
I'll. B. 223, prohibiting railroads
from raising the price of freight be-
tween the receipt and shipment of
goods passed.
FL. B. 334, legalizing the acts of
the State Board of Equalization for
1864, passed.
I'll. B. 10, making railroad freights
uniform, passed
Many other bills of less general i'm
portance were passed, and at 1925 A.
M, Sunday morning, the Senate
adjourned.
s. SATURDAY FoRENooN-HoUsE.
The House met at ga. M.
The following bills were read the
third time and passed:
S. B. 63, repeating all laws in con
fict with the decisions of the Supreme
Court.
S. B. %, fixing the rate to be
charged soldiers, soldiers widows and
orphans, for taking affidavits to pen
sion and bounty papers-to be not
more than Is cents.
S. B. 30, protecting fish for two !
years.
S. B. 81, an act to provide for the
issuing capias ad satisfacunduna, in ac-
tons for replevin of personal property,
s. Is. 5S, to amend sections Z and |
9 Of the valuation and appraisement
act, So that Assessors. shall return |
their list on the second Monday in |
April, and that the Board of Equali-
cation shall meet on the same day.
s. B. r8, to provide guardians for
habithal drunkards.
>. b. sc, an act supplemental to
an act for the erection and main
tenance of High Schools and Acad-
emies, passed. d. g q 9s..,sss.i.ta II
S. B. IL, authorizing T Township
Trustees to 5lay out and construct
plank and gravel roads, when three
lffItfths of thelowners of the real estate
laying alongside of the proposed road
favor it, passed. ~ saaIAad
: S. B. AZ, authorizing Boards of
Commissioners to make appropriations
to manufacturing and machine shops,
when majority of the voters do not
object, passed.
IS. B. ,111Dihhthorizing Township
Trustees of incorporated towns to
BY a tax of % dents pnl eashE$lO0s i
and % cents on each poll, for school
purposes, passed. ,s90hE 9sT0a
; S. B. l43, to amend section l of
an act for the erection aud q main
tenance of High Schools and Acaa
IS. b 81 dlibg I'd s4l lalgg IF interest
ais per cent, except by, agreement,
when it shall not exceed 10 per cent,
passed.
5. b. 152, to legalize all county
bonds of the denomination of 1000,
dated April Sd. 1865. ldneih one year,
at 6Iper cent, issued for the purpose
of paying coanties, passed. p2 M
S. B. 4, for the establishment of a
Sol der" and Seamans' Home at
knightstown Springs, passed 68 to 13
u.s. B. 95, providing that road tax
shall not be.more than Is cents on
each 500 worth of personal property,
and mot maroE Ell < 10 ~ loaaJ, I