The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-03-16

ford claim for stationery; the claim of Patrick
shannon for Office rent as agent Of state is sup
poSed 70 be stricken out, but tile bill has yet
passed After adoDti<g.a concurrent resolution
20 adJonrn sine DE Saturday, the Senate ad-
horsE-A resolution was adopted asking for a
second committee OF conferences on the subject
/ OF temperance. Also another that each member
Of the general assembly oe furnished with a
copy OF the House-aSenate Journal when pub
terence on the general apDropriatiou bill was
reported. House bill No. to regulate the stale.
auultor ; Tees was passed. One thousand ropies
We're ordered printed. The House refused to
a age up general legislation. \ resolution was
hooptec, returning thanks e the governor fcr
the suggestions in his message ia in regard to
iourn sine iie On, 49, 81 a resolution 70 ad;
ana afterward reconSideTed and laid on he
APE. The Senate amendments 10 the fee end
saiary Dali Wee. concnrre.s in. Senate bill s64,
appTopriating S25.UOO TO defray the expenses of
the special session, was passed.
FRIDAY.
| SrNArE-Agreed' TO adjourn sine die, Monday
p n. the House concurring. Sleeth withdrew
froa the conference committee on temperance,
and Mr. Johnston was substituted. TheH the
cceamittee could not agree, so the whole
question was returned 10 the aouse,
where it is the purpose 70 so
amend that the Senate viii repeal TIE local
option feature Of the temperance laS. No
! agreement was arrived as on the specific apDrO-
2riahon bin, nut a. hrge amount of -Aiscella-
Aeous business was rushed through, including "A
roads.
HoUsE.-Both Houses agreed to adjourn next
Monday as O'Clock Z. II. The specific appropiia-
j tion bill Was passed. and Senate amendments
not acted on, The pages ofthe Hous A-presented
Speaker Turpie gold pen. Senate ball 355, 10
give right of way for railroad froae Indiana
| poils TO lrNlngi0n, was passed. Senate bills on
the third reau left ON the files from the recu
lar session We're taken up aud tAs following
| were patsed: TO proyide for service OF process
on any officer Sr emplOye OF steam boat With .
| the Jurisdiction of the stale, the. same as On
railroad employees to provide for Al in out alter
ing and regulating Streets and water course in
cities, and 10 condemn lands therfor, all tc-he
done under the direction of a hoard of commits
on srs; ; to repeat page 276, LIST land H., and
making stockholders in manufacturing ser
% ion liable Tor corporate debts only
i ce2t as TO laborers and employees;
providing that the statute os limitations shall
from the state OF a debtor, IN case he returns
sgaln; to amend section y Of the common
sof school-houses, providing for cond smniug
lands son on which 10 locate schOol-houses;, it wss
ioining Of H"i b fs 70 MAKE t6e Ha a p@ Of
the general assembly a nisdeneanoE
extending the time for the payment OF taxes
under the insta .lment system; providing for ;he
redemption of personal property sold for the
payment OF delinquent taxes. within thirty
real estate TO pay debts under enforced parii-
lion, by order 81 the court on petition
oy administrators and executors; 10 pro-
vide for public printing and binding by
contract to the lowest bidder and provisiirg FOL
superintendent Of The same; in Fgard TO de-
elsions OF the Supreme Court when any mem.
Der OF the bench has been counsel on the case
under consideration at a previous time: tht
amended license bill No. ll5 was passed =.
agreed on IN coaAmittee of conference.
SATURDAY.
sENATE-Ibe Baxter bill vas repealed by III;
passage ofthe license Law, which will be foun.
l in another part of the paper. The speciGa
3 pTorriatiOn bill passed agreed upon by 10,
conference committee. shannons claim wa
referred to the attorney general, and LeoTrplarC
claims TO the auditor OF state. This is the las
: day of passing bills, both houses having agree,
TO adjourn Monday afternoon.
EoUsE.-There was a considerable scattera
ton or members for home under n leave of so
senee. In the forenoon the following bills wer
cleared from the files by passing them: To au
p States for light house purposes b.
the state; In regard TO land
y lands taken by the Unsted States for govern
G ment purposes; to suppress itinerant gamblers
:. Mr.. Heller, of Al.en, offered concurrent res0
luton authorizing the attorney general 4
q bring suit or suits for any funds due til
e state from the southern Prison, when IL
s his judgment the evidence Will Justify it
o | q joint resolution was adopted memoria iiZin
q congress on 8 financial policy, urging the doc
: trine on the democratic platform OF Indiana;
| resolution by Mr.. Burson, OF Pulaski, providing
for the revision and republication of the stat
uteS; a concurrent resolution adopted tina
: SlOO be allowed to the House reading clerk, MI
Y Ihos. j. Bowers, as extra ay, in consideration
| of his arduOus duties and the satisfactory man
ner in which he had discharged those duties
q the announcement OF the passage of the liqro
Il law in the Senate produced an uproar of re
t. joicing; Senate bill No. 40, making prociams
g commercial paper, was taken up and passed.
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