The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1877-03-14

of the bill 1921 having been. read, Mr.. John
ston, OF Psrke moved the previous question
on its adoption. The demand was seconded,
and the vote on adopting the report result
ed--yeas Is; nays, %. li lgli fnae
The majority report was eoncurred in
yeas, %; nays, Is. 5edi1ol haa oss3ial at
The vote in detail was as follows o. III 81
Yeas--Messrs. Baxter, Beardsly Bears,
Oadwallader, Dice, Hackleman, Harris, Hon
derson, Hendricks, johnson of Floyd, John
ston of Parke, Kent, Maxwell, Moore, Peter
son, Reagan, Shirk, Skinner, Stockslager,
Streight, Tarlton, Taylor, Treat, Underwood,
Wilson and Winterbotham-26. as.eoiqKs
b Nays-Messrs. Bell, Burrell, Culbertson,
Davidson, Durham, Dykeman, Fowler,
Givan, Heron, LaRue, Major, Mercer, Peed,
Reeve, Riley, Sarnighausen, Tebin and
Weir-I. siE asurI .iod1am uhfuu1Tsa
MI. Skinner moved that the constitutional
rules he suspended and the bill read a sec
ond and third time.
The question recurring on suspending the
constitutional rule, the vote resulted-ayes.
So the constitutional rule was not sus-
pend. it requiring two-thirds vote. en-
Mr.. Henderson. offered q resolution that
the senate reconsider the vote by which the
concurrent resolution that the general as
sembly adjourn on Monday was passed.
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the table. omar 5000 trE1e tpH
The previous question was demanded, and
on this Messrs. Bell and Dykeman demanded
the ayes and noes. 88 ma
The vote resulted--yeas, 26; nays, II; 30
the previous question was seconded.
main question should be put resulted-yeas
"a; nays, IA -,l
The question recurring on the motion to
reconsider the vote by which the concur
rent resolution passed, Mr.. Bell moved to
lay the motion on the table, but the motion
was decided out of order, as the call for the
previous question was in force.
The senate was called to order at 80 pm,
Mr.. Taylor moved to take up II. B. 322
suspend the rules, and put it upon its pas
sage
Mr.. Givan raised the point of order that
the first thing to be considered was the con-
current resolution of the house, the vote on
adopting which was reconsidered.
The president overruled the point of or
der.
Mr.. Sarnighausen moved to lay the mo
ton on the table Not agreed to-yeas, IL;
nays, go
The motion OF Mr.. Taylor was then de-
bated at length Senators Bell, Givan and
Dykeman strongly opposing any measure
looking to the erection of new state house.
and Senators Reeve and Johnston of Park
o
house should be built, in strong and forci-
BILE speeches
Mr.. Johnston, of Parke, moved to adjourn.
Not agreed to-yeas, 10; nays, "a.
Mr.. Taylor's motion failed for want of
constitutional majority-yeas, 30; nays, Ii.
Mr.. Bearss moved to adjourn. Agreed to
yeas, q; nays, 16.
Numerous committee reports were pre-
sented and placed on file without reading.
Senate bills on third reading were taken
up, and the following disposed of as below
set forth:
s. B. l19, requiring county auditors to
furnish certificates of purchase to purchasers
of tax titles passed-ayes, 20; noes, 2.
s. B. 918, relating to congressional school
lands, and for the purpose of classifying the
fund, passed-ayes, so; noes, IL.
S. B. 80, authorizing towns to enforce
manual labor to liquidate fines for violation
of ordinances when the trial has been before
Justice of the peace, passed-ayes, II;
noes, L; Mr.. Reno voting no.
s. B. SO, to create state board of health,
was read.
Mr.. Norman moved to lay the bill on the
table. Agreed to.
s. B. 322, to legalize a contract between
the commissioners of Porter county and
Henry B. Brown, passed-ayes 81; noes, %.
s. B. 33l, to establish a superior court in
Wayne county, passed-ayes, Sc; noes, a.
H. B. 49, by Mr.. Craft, defining vagrancy
and prescribing penalties therefor, passed
ayes 81; noes, a.
H B. I55, by the committee on cities and
and towns, providing for the consolidation
of assessment laws in regard to cities and
towns, and providing for the erection o
work houses in cities or incorporated towns,
passed-ayes, 81; noes. IL.
s. B. 268, authorizing building, loan and
saving institutions TO loan their funds to
stockholders, on personal security, was read
first time.
Mr.. Marsh moved to suspend the rules
that the bill might be read a second and
third time and put upon its passage.
Agreed to-
The bill then passed-ayes So; noes 10.
s. B. 2l0, exempting unplatted lands in
side city limits from taxation for city pur-
poses, passed-ayes, So; noes, IL.
Mr.. Pelle introduced a joint resolution to
suspend the operation for two years of 8. B.
266 which passed on Saturday last Passed
ayes, so; noes, 8.
The bill is the one requiring a different
style of books to record delinquent tax
duplicates.
II. B. $50, by Mr.. Yaryan, authorizing the
appointment of receivers in vacation, passed
ayes, 66; noes, 2. ~
During the roll call senate message was
received, announcing that the senate had
reconsidered its vote on the house concur
rent resolution as to sine de adjournment on
Monday.
Mr.. Hall moved to suspend further read
ing of the bill that the senate concurrent
resolution as to sine die adjournment on
Monday might be taken up.
Mr.. Adams moved to lay the motion on
the table. Not agreed to-ayes, "a; nays, Al.
Mr.. Lehman moved to adjourn. Not
agreed to-ayes, 30; nays, 36-no quorum
voting.
Mr. Lehman demanded call of the house
and ST horq xub sc