The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-30
THE
IN II SENATE.
Con clusiOn of the Debate and the Vote on
the Amendments.

Con clusion of the Debate and the Vote on
the Amendments.
MONDAY, Jan. 20-10 A.. NJ.
The Acknowledgements called the Senate to
order at 1890 o'clock. The Journal of Fri
day WAS read and approved, the first time this
session,
Mr.. Bundy, from Henry county, presented a
petition asking for the submission of Tho pro-
hibiJory amendment mt a special election. SINH
lar petitions were presented by Mr., BaHZ, from
Orange county; MIR. Bischo wskf, from Vixo; Mr..
Ernest, three; Mr.. Faulkner, from Franklin; Mr..
Fleming, from Fountain; Mr.. Fletcher, from Ma
rion; also one against the repeal of the State
Board of Health.
Mr.. Foulke, from Wayne county, and Mr.. Ora
ham, from Hamilton, on the subject OF temper
ance; also by MIR; Henry, Mr., Hoover, Mr.; Lind.
ley, Mr.. Richardson, Mr.. Sayre, Mr.. Smith, of
Delaware, Mr.. White, Mr.. Willard and MI. Yam
cey, all of which were referred to the
on temperance without reading.
NEW BILLS.
Mr.. Youche, by consent, introduced a bill, s. B.
No. 172, defining the Thirty-first and Thlrty-
ninth judicial circuits OF lndtana-Lake, Porter
and Starke to constitute the Thirty first, the
counties of Carroll. White and PULASKI TO CON
stftute the Thirty-Hinth judicial circuit. 1t WAS
read the first time and referred to ths committee
Oh organization OF courts, with o memorial relat-
Mr.. Voyles introduced a bill, s. 3. No. 49,,
supplemental TO the fee AID salary act of March
81, 1879, making IL unlawful to charge fees not
authorized by law, plainly specified, nor for ser.
vices not actually rendered. 1t was referred to
the committee on fees and salaries.
On " MI ana 1OO OORlO VI JhO III
were ordered printed.
The House concurrent resolution In relation to
pensioning soldiers of the laue war according TO
injuries received in the service ana not accord
ing 10 rank, lnstructing and requesting Indiana
congressman To favor such "a law, coming up IN
| regular order,
On motion by Mr.. FouIke, the Senate concur
1 red therein.
MORE NEW BILLS.
Mr. Compton introduced a bill, g. b. No. Ia,
concerning the Supreme Court, to extend tho
terms of Office OF Supreme Court COMMISSIONER
for two years from the expiration OF their pres
[ emit terms. 1t was referred TO the committee on
organization of courts.
Mr.. tuulke-S. b. No. IT'S: To require the Treas
urer OF State to make quarterly statements to
the Auditor of State, aud account for interest re-
ceived by him for deposits. It was referred to
the committee on the Judiciary,
I New bills were introduced AS follows.
! By Mr.. Fletcher 8. b.. No. l76; To regulate the
sale of medicines and pnisons in tho Stats OF In
diana; II board OF pharmacy 10 be created, to
consist of four. aud vacancies to he filled by the
Governor; terms of office, one, two, three and
four years from first election; to examine an
plieanis for registration; issue certificates to
pharmacists or assistant pharlnarist6 TO dispense
drugs and compound prescriptions for the term
OF one year, Pharmacist fee for license, S.; as
%sistants, 81. No part of tho expenses snail be
paid by the State. It was referred to the judi
ciary committee.
By Mr., Mays. B No. TT; To authorize
judges of tho Circuit Court to appoint master
commissioners, and repeating all laws IN rela-
tion thereto. TO perform duties Of Masters in
Chanoery heretofore. IL was refereed to the
committees on organization OF courts.
BY Mr.. McCuloch-S. b. No. 17S: Supple
mentary TO the act of Feb. Is, 1882, to establish
pnbte libraries. Trustees may request tie
town authorities to ASSESS Il tax co support and
over, not exceeding three-fourths Of a min on
the 800 valuation 1t was referred To the com
mittee gu education,
Then came IA recess for dinner,