The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-03-01

county thereof, cause the same TO be appraised
and sold, the prOceedo 10 go into the school
fund.
On motion of Mr. Mcintosh, the bill to
legalize certain acts of township trustees was,
under dispensatior of the constitutional rule,
pressed through the three readings and passed
yeas 80, nays 0-Mr. Mcintosh explaining its
necessity.
On motion of Mr. Ristine. mis- bill TO legalize
the incorporation of Darlington, Montgomery
county, was read the second time by title, under
a suspension Of the constitutional rule the third
time, ANA passed -yeas SO, NAYS 0.
Mr.. Hutchinson offered a concurrent resolu-
ton. which was adopted, that the directors OF
the States prisons are ordered not to permit, on
any contract, the convicts of either of said
prisons to work outside of the walls or Enclosures
of said prisons.
On motion by Mr.. Sayre, the bill to regulate
the business of express companies, was, under
rule suspension by a two-thirds VOTE read the
second time by title only, the third time by sec
tons and passed-yeas 81, nays l.
Mr.. sayre explaining the receipt described OH
denee.
On motion by Mr. Compton, his bill to allow
the Commercial Bank of New Albany to have an
offce wherever the directors may desire, was
read the third time and passed by yeas SO,
On motion by Mr.. Atkinson, the bill supple
mental to the drainage act of March o, 1878,
was, under suspension of the rule by Two
Thu rds vote, read the second time by title, the
third time by sections and passed by yeas &c,
nays 0.
On motion by Mr., voyles the bill to fix court
terms in the FOrty-third judicial circuit, was
read the second timely title under a suspen-
sion OF the constitutional restriction; committee
amendments cOneuFred IN, the bill read the
third time and passed by yeas SO, naysO.
On motion by Mr. Van Vorhis, the bill to estab-
lfsb provisions respecting private corporations
existing prior to 1852, was read the third time
and passed by yeas SO, nays q
Mr., Van VOrhis ami Mr.. Magee expaining-it
embraces laws already passed, the legality of
which are in some doubt-allo wing the Bank of
Commerce to becoming a banking institution,
etc
On motion by Mr. willard his bill to authorize
railroad companies to guarantee the bonds of
any other railroad company, organized under
laws of another State, was read the second time
by title, under n suspension of the cOnstttu-
1onal rule by two-thrds vote, considered
engrossed, read the third time and passed by
yeas 80, nays 7.
Mr.. Willard explained that the bill will apply
only to the Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
railroad allowing it to indorse bonds for q rail-
road TO connect with the Cincinnati Southern
railroad
Mr.. Voyles saw nothing in the objections. The
bill will prove of great advantage TO the people
along the line of the road
On motion by Mr.. Mccartney, the bill to amend
section of the act of March 2, 1855, regulaI-
ing the descent of heirs, was read twice by title
only, under setting aside of the constitutional
rule by two-thirds vote; the third time by
TONS and passed by yeas 3S, nays o.
Mr.. Mccartney, explaining, it is o copy of a
bill introduced by himself two years ago, but
which failed to pass for want of time. IL relates
to the heirship of adopted children; property to
descend TO heirs of adopted parents the same as
II the child was never adopted.
On motion by Mr. Fletcher, the bill concerning
legal advertising in certain cases, relating to
cities of 10000 inhabitants over, shall be
have the right to designate the paper, read
twice by title; the third time by sections, and
passed by yeas 80, nays o.
The Senate took recess till 2:30 O'Clock.