The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-01-18
Afternoon Session.

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Mr. Henderson offered a joint resolution that
our senators ane representatives. in Congress be
requested TO use their influence to have Congress
ceue and convey to the State of Indiana ali terri
tory within its jm ia meandered ont by the gov
eminent survey, included as lake and river bed
IL SAID survey. Tho resolution was adopted.
Mr. Williams, OF Knox, offered the following
resolutions:
"whereas, The Association of County Survey.
cltyi therefore, be it
Resolved That the courtesies and privileges
OF TINS House are hereby extended to that asso-
The resolution was adopted.
NEW BILLS
BY Mr.. Best-H. B. No. 1914; To amend section
of an act To amend act To provide for q GEN
eral system OF common schools. Passed to a sec
ond reading.
By Mr.. Holler-H. B. No. 195: To amend SEQ
lion of an act TO amend sections GAG and $50
rules and pleading forms in civil cases.
By Mr.. Aken-H. B. No. 196: To amend an
act u create a State Normal School, being sec
ton 4.356 of the Revised Statutes.
By Mr.. Smith,. B. No. 1877: A bill for an
act to amend section 243 of an act concerning
pnhiic Offenses.
By Mr.. westfall-H B. No. 1873: bill for an
act for the relief of Allen Septen aud his sure
Ties, John j. Peters, Henry Edwards and sevry
BY Mr.. Ham-H. B. No 1919: Creating the
Forty-thrd judicial circuit
By Mr.. Ham-H. b. No. 200: To provide for
the payment of certain claims for labor per-
formed III dtching by persons living in Upton
county.
BY MIR. spain-H. B. No. 2ol To amend sec
ton 10 of an Act to provide for the organization
OF savings banks
BY Mr.. spnin-H. B. No 2o2: To provide for
the location and erection of All additional asylum
for the insane.
MIR. Campbell offered a resolution that the
thanks of the members he extended to the Gin
cinnatl Commercial Gazette for courtesies ex-
tended TO the members.
Mr.. Jewett moved to amend so as to include
the Indianapolis daiies the Cincinnati dailies
and the Louisville COurer-JOnrnal. The resO-
luton, as amended, was adOutPd.
By Mr. Pruitt--H B. M. 2O3: To provide for
the incorporation of street railway companies.
BY Mr.. Schloss-H. b. No. 204: A bin for an
act TO prevent movers gipsie-, tralnps and beg-
CARS from occupying public high ways that lead
into cities of 10000 or more Inhabitants with
ont having obtained permission of the person
owning the properly along such highway.
BY MIR. Cabbage-H B. M. 205: bill for an
act tn encourage the protection of breeders of
fine stock.
Mr.. Heffren moved that the House take a re-
cess OF fifteen minutes 10 exchange conrtesies
with the Mexican veterans. The motion was
agreed 10.
The Speaker called the House to order at the
exniratlon of the fifteen minutes recess,
By Mr.. Wley-H. b. M. BOG: A bill for an
act TO provide against the intoxication of puhlc
officers, and providing for their removal from
office therefor.
BY Mr.. Heffren-H. B. No 207: A bill for an
act TO provide fees and salaries for certain
county officers therein named.
On morton IL was ordered that 500 copies of
the bill he printed.
The committee on rooms reported that they
had secured rooms sc and 67 or the Bates House
for the usn of the State-hOusa investigation com.
mittee, and that the price TO be paid for said
rooms was 81 90 the proprietor TO furnish heat,
light, keep The rooms IN order, etc. The report
was adopted. Mr.. Heffren Offered-a resolution,
which was adonted, that the Speaker draw
warrants in favor of W. NJ. Wilson, Thomas
Allen and others appointed by Secretary of
State Hawn TO assist III the organization OF the
House.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow.