The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-22

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Legislative Reports
IN SENATE
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 2i, 1ssj-l0 a. N.
Lieutenans Governor MANSON IN toe
chair.
The session was opened with prayer By
Rev. F. A Ward, OF the California NJ. f.
Church.
The reading of the journal was dispensed
with.
RULES AND Orders.
The Lieutenant Governor announced the
unfinished business of last evening. being
+. m amendment to the report of the Commit
tee on Rules that q motion TO lay on the
table an amendment. il agreed to, shall not
carry, the original proposition
Mr.. MCCULLOUGH opposed il. II debate
be allowed On the original proposition, de-
bate should also be allowed on the amend
ment- The long established rule ought not
20 be changed.
The amendment vas rejected.
Mr.. WILLARD offered an amendment
giving the author Of q bill the right to vote
In any committee during the consideration
OF his bill. and the right to submit a mi
noTitY report
Nr F0ULKE: AZ present every Senator
introducing measure is a member of a com
m,tiee, except TO vote, while his proposition
Is being considered. The amendment would
simply add to the committee reports, and
ala to the lready cumbersome journal which
has 10 be printed 81 the expense OF the State,
while as at present the author can oppose an
adv erse report in open Senate, and there
seems no necessity of adding to the bulki-
ness of the journals OF the Senate.
The amendment was rejected.
The report of the Committee OF Rules
was adopted and $50 copies ordered printed
including the standing committees and
jvil rules.
The Lieutenant Governor laid before the
fenafe . communication from the Governor
stating thai be had forwarded to members OF
Congress copies Of the concurrent resolution
of the Senate with reference to The pension
Ing OF soldiers.
BILLS READ THE SECOND TIME.
Mr.. Weil's Hotel and Inn keepers rights
and Eabilities bill ; l3l coming up with
an" ndments proposed By the Judiciary
Compittee, 1t Was read the second tina.
Mr.. Youche moved that the bill be printed
-ith the proposed amendments iuasmuch as
il is one OF considerable importance
The motion yes agreed to.
Mr. Smiths, of Jennings bill 8 l6l to
lfgaIizs sales OF real estate by Commissioner
IN proceedings By an executor or admins
trAsor-ont date the deed-coming Up ia
rsgu ar order
The amendments proposed by Judiciary
Committee were agreed 70. and the bill
erderd eDgrossed for the third reading.
Mr. Smiths, of Jennings. bill rs q in re-
istion 70 alien real estate owners [see pages
and of the Brewer Reporssl was read the
third tine, and finally passed the Senate by
yeas, 40; L avs. o.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr. Drake presented petition fos sci en-
fifc temperance instruction in the public
sccocls. Similar petii.ors were presented
by Messrs- Bryant, Day, iI6Isy, Peterson
tor better security as again. grand lsrcenyl !:
nv Mr.. Foulke, for projection against obnox-
f0us insects by Mr.. FoulKe, for protection
OF quail, and by Mr.. Lindley, concerning
quail protectioDl. which were sevsrally re-
ported to appropriate com n.ttees.
NEW INSANE AsxLUMs.
Mr.. hAHM, from the Committee on Pab.
lie Buildings returned Mr.. Magee's New In
fsne Hospitals Completion bill see page 5Ol,
with amendments in Section 2 apDropria-
ting for esch or the three ospitals $40. 900 to
February |, 1887, and striking out Section s.
The b Ii was read the second time GA mo-
ton of Mr.. FouIke.
Mr.. Fowler and Mr.: Weir thought this
very important bill. 1t appropriated q very
isrse amount of money. 1t ought to be
printed, with the amendments
Ii was 50 ordered.
Mr.. MAGEE: There is no disposition on
the part OF the friends of this bill to sup
press any inform alton or close up any source
OF information IN reference to these institu.
lions The committee last night carefully
considered the bill, and cut out q proposed
appropriation OF $685. 900 for the fiscal year
ending in 1887. 1t is necessary that lsgis.a
tive action be taken az once. so those who
have made contracts with tho State may
know whether the Legislature will carry
trem out in good faith. l move that this
bill be made special order for Monday, st
O'Clock p m. This bill has been printed
and on the desks of Senators for tia lsst
ten days. and | want it considered at once.
The motion was agreed to.
ADDITIONAL STANDING COMMITTEES.
Iieutenant- Governor Manson submitted
bis appointment OF the following additional
anaing committees, authorized by the new
rules Of the Senate:
On Labor and Statstics-Bailey, HiIlipass,
Duncan of Brown, Thompson, Sellers, Eas.
ley, Moon.
On Ciiies-Thompson, Rshm. Null. Bailey,
Schloss, Day, Foulke.
On motion of Mr.. MCCULLOUGH, il was
Crcerec, That the only business to be
transacted at this afternoons session will be
ills on the first reading.
On his further motion, the Committee on
the Judiciary was granted leave of absence
Tor the remainder of the day.
at ten minutes before noon the LieuteD-.
ant Governor requested Senators to proceed
70 the Hall of the House OF Representatives
tor the purpose OF comparing the vote cast
~ the two Houses separately on yesterday
for Senator to represent the State of Indi-
ana IN the United States Senate for six years
frm the 4th day of March next.
When Senators returned to their,.chember-
The Senate took q recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following described bills were intro.
duced, read the first time and severally
transferred to appropriate committees:
By Mr. SMITH, OF Jennings s. l43l, con-
corning sales OF real estate for delinquent
texef.