Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-02-07

Jan. 90.
The following Scratc ills were reported
from committees with favorable recon-
mendation.
63-Repealing unconstitutional laws.
Si-IncreaSing the pay of Circuit and
Common Pleas Judges.
9i-DcSignating holidlvs and providing
FOR the payment of paper falling due on
those davs.
IO3-Punishmcnt for destroying insured
| property.
Providing for the care of estates of
drunkards.
9s-Making appropriations for the Be
ncvolcnt Institutions So. 600 for the In
sane, Sl2.5OO for The Blind, and Sl2.5CO
for the Deaf anil Dumb--rcad 4 second
time. and third time under suspension of
the Constitutional provision. and passed
/ IS tO2.
The following resolutions were offered.
BY Mr.. Carson appointing committee
of five to inquire into the expediencv of a
law requiring county officers to pay fees
into the County Treasures and draw spc-
cific salaries.
BY Mr.. Smith--dircciing the Committee on
Corporations TO inquire into the cxpediency
of removing the State University from
Bloomington To University Square, Indi-
annapolis.
BY AIr. Sicin-Consiituiin he Commit
tees on Education and Agriculture Com
mittee on Agricultural College
The following bills were introduced
read and referred, as follows:
/ BY Mr. Cullen, l23, providing for the
I burial of dead animals--Corporation
! BY Mr.. Taggart, l2l, creating a new Ju-
! f,I e
Morgan. Monroe, Jackson and Bartholo-
Organization OF Courts.
By Mr. Barker. l25. declaring abandoned
certain unfinished railroads where work
has been discontinued for two years-Cor-
pOrations.
BY Mr.. Cason, i26. proposing an amend
ment to the State Constitution so that
towns and cities may levy school taxes
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Reynolds, %, regulating the
business Of foreign insurance companies--
discriminating in favor of mutual compan-
les composed of citizens of this and other
States Jointly, for the insurance Of farm
neutrality-suspicious..
i By Mr.. Rice, l2S, amending the felony
act so as to make it arson TO burn an uniin-
ished as well rs finished building-Judi-
ciary.
Senate bills so. 90, SO, &c. SO 4s, So, &C
aud 20 were read second time aud order-
Jed engrossed.
Senate bill 13, regulating railroad freights
was referred to the Committee on Corpora
tions.
Senate bill "a was referred To the Com
mittee on Township business.
The following Senate bills passed:
Z, Repeating the law 10 enforce the
XIIIth article of the Constitution; 26 to I6
J II, Correcting mistakes in conveyance:
where married woman is party; SO 10 s
: III, Amending the act allowing County
} Commissioners to form turnpike com
panies-preventing the repeated taxation
of lands for the construction of different
roads; also to provide for drainage; Al to o
: 20 amending the act defining the power.
of Justices Of the Peace so that costs may
be collected in State prosecutions; 33 to 8
81, Amending the act establishing Courts
of Common Pleas creating new distric
, composed Of the counties of Rush, Decatu
and Ripley; 80 too.
In the House, the resolution instructin,
Senators and requesting Representatives t
use their influence in procuring the passag'
: of law to pay the interestbearing deb
was made the order of the day of Thurs
tday of next week. a motion to amend b,