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

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pended, the bill read q second and third
time and put upon its passage Agreed TO,
and the bill passed-yess, q nays, H.
H. b. So, authorizing the appointment OF
students TO Purdue university by county
commissioners. Passed-yeas, SO; nays, z
H. B. IS, limiting eligibility to the ONCE
Of township trustee to two terms Passed
yeas, %; nays, II. Is1i13 9ai ''h
H. B. So. to amend section 2 OF an act con.
corning trespassing animals, partition fences,
etc, Passed-yeas, 500 nays. 8 L.
> A message was received from the house
announcing the passage of II. B. S22-the
state house bill oeI 80
H. B. ATS. by Mr.. Yaryan, allowing juries
70 consist of any number from to 12 per-
sons, and authorizing the return of verdict
by the Jury less one of their NUMBER. passed
--ayes, 81; noes, 81 OF 4n
n. B. 376 by Mr.. Lanham, prohibiting IL
LEGAL voting, and requiring residence OF
so days in precinct before voting passed
ayes S5; noes, 0.
LIB. IA by Mr.. Adams, amends section
90 of the charter of cities so that when pc
tftion representing majority OF the free
holders of the city is presented to the COM
mon council asking q donation of bonds or
loans OF credit, the person procuring the
signatures of the taxpayers to such petition
shall file his or their affidavits that such sig
natures were obtained under no misappre-
tensions or fraudulent statements, and add
ing a supplementary section providing that
when the debt of such city shall be equal to
an amount of two per centum of the taxable
property of such CITY as shown on the audit
or's or clerks books, then such donation or
loan shall not be made. Passed-ayes, 81;
noes, O.
organization of voluntary associations, passed
ayes, 80; noes, 1.
The specific appropriation bill was then
taken up and the senate amendments con-
CURED in except as TO the allowance OF
$500 to w. H Drapier for BREWER reports
and the allowance of $1,000 to Benton
county.
Mr. Craft introduced joint resolution
calling for fhe appointment of A. G. Dow
ney, +. NJ Finch and III. G. Newcomb as a
commission to audit the claims against +. b.
Ainsworth, former superintendent OF the
house of refuge Passed-ayes, IS; noes. 2.
Mr. Peelle introduced a concurrent resolu-
ton that the general assembly adjourn SINE
dis on Monday, March II. Adopted
h B. 465, by Mr.. Dannetelle, to encourage
the enclosure of lands subject to overflow,
and for the organization of associations for
that purpose passed-ayes, 56, noes, 30.
Mr.. Lanham, from the committee to take
action on the death of the Hon. A. A. Nor
rison, reported appropriate resolutions,
which were adopted.
Mr.. Lehman moved to take up II. b. 322,
which is the new state house bill. The bill
was taken up, and the vote resulted-yeas,
So; noes, 40.
The vote in detail was as follows:
Ayes-Adams, Albert, Ames, Bumgarner,
Carey, Carlton, Carr, Carson, Chowner, Clay
pool, Cole, Collins, Compton, Craft, Davis,
Elwell, Endsley, Foster of Monroe, Fromm,
Carver, Girton. Gossman, Grubbs, Harris,
Hatfield, Henderson, Hosmer, Houghton,
Hubbard, Kennedy of Rush, Kennedy of
Union, Kimmell, Leeper, Lehman, Lock
hart, Madden, Merriman, Norman, Nc
Carly, McGaughey, Paige, Peelle, Priest,
Riley, Sailors, Smith, Spencer, Swayzee,
Thomas, Thompson of Miami, Viehe, Wells,
'Overmeyer-53.
Noes-Ashby, Askren, Baxter, Benz, Bran
yam, Butler, Coffman, Connolly, Cook,
Cooley. Copeland, Crumpacker, Dan.
netelle, Foster of Allen, Freeman,
Hall, Harper, Hauss. Highway, Johnson OF
Carroll. Johnson of Dearborn, Langdon, Lam
BAN, Little, Marsh, Matthews, Oglebay,
Perigo, Rea, Reno, Stewart Thompson OF
Elkhart, Thompson of Howard, Warrum,
Wilburn, Whitehead, Yaryan, Zering, Zim-
merman-40.
Mr.. Carlton moved to reconsider the vote,
and then moved to lay the motion to recon
slider on the table. Agreed to.
A vote was again taken on III. B. 412, and
resulted-ayes, 50; nays, "a; so the bill
passed.