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

motion by Mr. Spain to postpone the further
consideration of the specific appropriation bill
until o'clock was lost bV yeas 80, nays 46
The appropriation OF SO, 300 for the purchase
Of three and a half acres of ground for the South
eru prison was, on motion by Mr. Moody, strick
en- out also the appropriation of $50, 900 for the
purpose of building wall along said grounds
The appropriation of $500 for the repair OF the
battle grounds in TippecanOe county, was, on
mutton by Mr., Akin adopted.
The appropriation of 81. 200 TO the First Ma.
tlonal Bank of indianapolis for money borrowed
on account of the contingent fund of the Supreme
Court, and the appropriation of $4,000 to the
State Board of Agriculture were adopted.
motion was made to strike out the appropri-
alton OF 1924 to Is. Rosenthul IL Co., OF Jefferson
vile. Ind, for money paid on account OF the
State Prison South.
The motion was agreed to-
The appropriation of 5000 to Isaac Taylor for
services as architect and superintendent of the
Soldiers Orphans Home was adopted.
The appropriation of Slol3l3 to Carbon d.
Holienbeck for binding BREWER Legislative Re
ports of the Fifty-seoond General Assembly was
adopted.
Tie appropriation of Sl,97l.l2 to Reuben
Main, for supplies furnished the State Prison
South, was, on motion by Mr.. Patton, stricken
out.
The appropriation of $4,439.75 to j. H. & II.
g. Talbot, for the State proportion of the i'm
provement of North Meridian street, was
adopted.
Mr. Price moved to strike out the appropriation
OF $1,000 for clerks hire in the Adjntant-
rejected, and Mr.. HeffrA offered an amendment
providing that the amount should not be paid
except upon a voucher sworn TO by the clerk
who does the work. The amendment was
adopted.
The appropriation of 1913 to W. B. Burford, for
articles furnished the Supreme Court, was
adopted.
Tie appropriation of $4,000 for Deficiencies
in the appropriations for public printing for the
fiscal years beginning Nov. 1, 1881, and Nov. l,
Tue appropriation of $129.96 to Samuel A
BONNER, for services as special judge in the
Switzerland Circuit Court, was stricken out.
Of n IQmpa V Allison
for services special judge OF the Clark Circuit
Court was struck out.
The appropriation Of $72 to John D. Harris for
services as special judge of Switzerland Circuit
Court was adopted,
An amendment by Mr. Frazee to appropriate
$1,000 to purchase seventy-hve acres OF ground
for the Asylum for Predetermined Children and
the Soldies Orphans Home, adopted,
Mr.. Frazee stated, pending the adoption Of the
amendment, the necessity Of purchasing more
land for these Institutions.
An amendment by Mr.. Stewart, to appropriate
the sum OfS15 Sc TO John B. Wurkes, the sum of
1888. SO to Augustus Hustiner, and the sum of
$50 to Albert F. Ayers for services, was adopted
Mr.. Green moved to reconsider the vote by
which the appropriation of So, 800 to the Perrin
& Gaf Manufacturing Company, of Jefferson
vile, Ind, was struck out of the appropriation
bill
Mr.. Mccormick stated that these men replaced
the old shops with good substantial brick shops
he considered this a just claim and one that
should he passed.
Mr.. Gibson stated that the claim was before
the courts and WAS allowed. He hoped that the
House would reconsider the vote. These men
are simply asking reimbursement for money
paid out.
the motion to reconsider failed.
Mr.. HetfEen offered amendment to the bill
apprOpriating $500 to defray the expense of
transpOrtilg the books and records of the canal
lands ION Terre Haute to Indianapolis The
amendment was adopted.
Mr.. Adams moved to amend the bill by ap-
propriating $500 to pay for the services Of Caleb
Henry, James Henry aud Daniel Burns rem
uered in suit against the county of Johnson
The amendment was rejected by yeas Al, nays
AZ
Mr.. Jewett moved to amend by appropriating
$500 to pay John Craig for four years service
as deputy warden in the Southern prison.
On motion by Mr.. Williams, of Knox, the
amendment was LAID on the table
Several other amendments were offered and
rejected, whereupOn Mr.. Gibson moved the bill
be considered engrossed and put upon its
passage, and moved the previous question on
this motion.
The previous question was seconded by the
House by yeas 81, nays 80.
The bill was read the third time and passed
the House by yeas 81, nays 40.
On motion by Mr.. Heffren the bill, II. B. No.
466, an act supplemental TO an act to authorize
and provide for the erection of a new State
hOuse, ETC., was taken up and read the first
time.
The BILL S. B. No. 81 to provide for the loca ton
and erection of an additional asylum for the in
sane and providing for the management thereof,
was read the third time and passed the House
by yeas &C. nays 10.
A motion by Mr.. Heffren that when the House
adourns 1t be until 7:30 p. NJ. was agreed to.
The House took q recess until 1870 Z, NJ,