The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-13

On Trust Funds-Reiter, Donhorst, McGoverne7,
Kellison. Floyd. Best. Carr.
ON Fees and Salaries Cory. Donhorst. Cart
On Sinking Fund Fisher, Eey. Loop, Dale,
Rights and PRIVILEGES of the Inhabitants Of the
state-Mock of Wells Dittemore Browning, Cory
Smith OF Perry. Twineham, Trout.
On Railroads-Hanlon, Debs, Touer, Crecelus,
Harrell, HsrgTave. BOyb Wynn, Wilson.
On MANUFACTURES and Commerce - Schmidt,
Touer, Prultt. MeMichael, Flovd, Overman.
On County and io~nship Business-Hooertson,
Re:ter, Loyo, Cartwright, Robinson. Wilson,
Smith OF Tippecanoe.
On AgrlcultuTe-Pruitt Bobsn, shsnks, Smith
OF Perry. Osborn, Deem, FTazee.
On Benevolent and Scientific Institutions will
Jams, Brooks, Loop, Patten, Trout, Linsday, Deem.
On OVERWHELMINGLY cMullen. Kruger.
Murphy McClelland, Dunn. Trout.
On Mileage and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Rivers,
schiey. Barr, Twineham, Engle. Adams.
PIeatants. Hs1der. HaRorth. overmsn. -''-s'
On anals-shsnts. Hoban. Robertson, Garrison
Smith Of Perry, Brownlee. Osborn p-o. ~.
GoveIDey. Kellison, McHenry, Carr, Linsday.
On Federal Relations Lloyd, Barney, Butt,
Dale. McBroome, Townsend, wilson.
on Arasrs OF tire City OF ianapolis-Pendle
ton, Farrell, Schmidt, Sehley, jameson, Boyd,
on Cities end Towns-Krueger Klaass, Hayden,
Gordon. Scar, Carr, Akins.
On Enerossed Bills-Pleassnts, Staley, Debs,
Williams, Mosier. Best. Boyd.
On Roads-Hayden, Timpors, Bailey, Shanks,
Barnes. Linville, Dunn.
On STATISTICS ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MCCOY
erney. Timmons, Harrell, Fisher, Wynn, Ha-
worth.
On InFurance-Butz. Toner, Murphy. Reiter.
On Irinting-schley stsley. McHerry, Nc.
Michsel Moody, Hopkins, MoSier.
On RefOrmatOry instiIuficns-Stsley, Neck OF
Wells Branch, Farrell, Eley, Fleese, Aauk OF
Wayne.
On Drains and Dykes-Dale. Hoban, Timmons,
Glszebrook Garrison. Dunn, Sayre.
On Mines and Mining-RObinson, Railey, 1sy
loI, Smith OF Warrick, HargIave, Mauk Of wayne
On Apporiionment-se Second District, Patten ;
First District, French: Third District, Robertson;
sgth bistrirt Tow9send Seventh pstfot Pen
dleton Eighth District, Booze; Ninth District,
VickeTy; Tenth District, McClelland; Eleventa
tenth D strict, Wilson.
On Praseoiogy OF Bills Mauck OF Harrison,
on Inspection Of the journs%The Speaker
Peasants, Barr, Fisher, Aikens.
JOINT sTANDISG COMMITTEES.
on Enrolled Bills-French, Loading, Dittemore,
ReAves Copeland franklin.
On state Library-BrOoks, Cartwright, Helms
On Public Buildings-LOop, Murphy. McBrOome.
On Canal Funds-Bailey, Barney, Smith OF Tip
pecanoe.
COMMITTEE ROOMS
Mr.. MONK, of Wells, from the Committee OF the
lrocnTemenT of Rooms for the Use OF the Hoase
Committees, asked and o tanned further time to
TIE STANDING COMMITTEES
The SPEAKER: 1 viii say to the House that two
OF the House Committees have been increased
from seven 70 nine members The two Commit
tees so increased are the Committee on Education
and the Commiuee on Railroads, last session so
recommended.
By direction OF the Speaker the Clerk called the
REPRESENTATIVE Districts by counties for the intro
duction OF bills
NEW PROPORTIONS.
The following described bills we're introduced
read the frst time and passed to tae second read
b. Mr.. HAYDEN III Rgs bill. to amend
Section OF an act approved Marcn 10, 1873 the
of 1871, EMIT ed "Antc 10 fix the salaries of Judges
OF the supreme COu I. Superior aud Criminal CIR
cult Courts OF this State and 70 provide for the
time and manner OF payment, aud declaring al
emerk eGCy."
BIZ MI. Mc8ENRY H. R 81 bill for an act to
amend section of an act 10 provide a treasury
system for The State OF Indiana, Tor the manner of
rsising. holding and distributing the public
money of the state, and for The safe keeping of the
public monies. facts 1859, page 227 Revised stat
utCs OF 1851. Sec 5.e32)
By Mr.. HAHDEN R. 81 to amend Sections
end of the act in relation 10 the laying out,
opening, widening and improving the condition
of streets, alleys, highways and water courses;
providing for the appointment OF commissioners,
assessing the benefits and damages, providing for
the collection OF assessments and damages, and
prescribing the duties OF officers in relation there
TO- approved March l. 1851. he1ng section 3,173 and
section g. 175 OF the Revised Statutes of 1881.
By Mr. BROOKS Il. r. 81 bin for an act to
amend an act entitled an act 10 provide for gen.
eral system OF common schools the officers thereof
tiers properly connected Herewith, and preseiib
ing the fees for certain officers therein named,
snd for the establishment and regulation of town
ship libraries and to repeal ali laws inconsistent
herewith providing penalties therein described
Approved March 6, 1865: and adding supplement-
any sections thereto, approved March s. 1873" the
same being section 4,424 OF Revised Statutes OF
1881 and TO provide for the qualification and cleo
ZION OF County Superintendents by the voters OF
the several counties of hesitate.
By bT. Fl Ely II. r. 81 q bill for an act to pro-
hiblt tail-play1Dg on the Sabbath Day. prescribing
punishment therefor ard declaring an emergency.
BY Mr.. ELY IN. r. Il bill for GO amend
Section No. IS OF Revised Statutes OF 1884, Section
J 464 OF an act entitled "An set providing for the
election enc qualification OF Justices OF the Peace,
snd de fning tbeir jurisdiction, powers and duties
10 civil cases." approved June 9, 1852, and de-
BY Mr. REEVES RI. R. 81 bill for an act 20
provide for The speedy publication OF the decisions
OF the Supreme Court and the compensation of
the reporter Of such court and providing for an
emergency.
By NJ. BROWNING III. R. 81 bill for an act
authorizing BOsrds of County Commissioners 10
construct gravel roads macadamized or paved
roads declaring an emergency.
Mr.. MOSIER aAked aud obtained leave OF a.
'S BY Mt u BROWNING RON H. R. lo bill for an
defining the jurisdiction of Justices OF the Peaes
in certain cases, and repeating all laws in conflict
herewith.
BY MT. MOCK. of Wells, III. R. 81 bill for an
act 70 create the forty-sixtn Judicial Circuit 20
amend sections p, %, 65, O., of an act entitled
AN act to divide the State into circuits for Ju
dicisl purposes fixing the time of holding cour
therein, abolisIiDg the Court of Common Pleas,
and transferring The business thereof 20 Oirenit
Courts, and providing for the election OF Judges
and Prosecuting Attorneys in certain cases" APP
proved March 6, 1873; and TO provide for holding
terms of court in the Twenty sixth. Twenty eighth
and Forty-sixth Circuit. and Prosecuting Alto :
ney for the TWenty-sixth Judicial Circuit: and
al matters connected Herewith, repeating ali
laws in conf CT and declaring an emergency.
The SPEAKER laid before the House the Fifth
Annual Report OF the Indiana Bureau OF ST.
tiktics
Then came a recess until 20 O'Clock.
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