The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-14
IN SENATE.

LfytSt0ttte AtpOfts
N SENATE.
TUESDAY, January -, lsS5-1o a. m.
The sensfe net. Lieutenant Governor MAHLoN
vii .esse one % order. latter pause ine
> ssion vii be opened with prayer OF Rev. Mr..
Prayers w,re offered By Rev. o. Fl. p Albeit. of
this city
The secsets "a minutes of yesterdays prOcesd-
irgs were reG1.
ADDITIONAL PAGES
NJ. WILLARD offered resolution proposing
tie. appointment OF two additional pages. he
two additional pages. The Lieutenant Governor
has exercised the prerose.ive in the appointment
were Two Democratic boys. IL they can be SO
termed who were continued by him under the
senate pro tenn mr.. viehe.l Being as strict
partisan as any Senator on the floor
ne 81 E naS Tt DO TO
nocfscy CT Repnbiicanism in boys of such age
The hoys named in the resolution were the
pages of the lest session Of the Senate, are aware
Of The duties OF the place. and know how to per.
form them; and as matter OF justice and of
iIoTe than ordinsry interest in this matter as MS
tTst service inside OF legislative halls was in 1861
when The Republican party had carried the Union
cratic party as snpinely upon its back as
The Republican party stands to-day, yet the
hs moor CT the house-,he ouly Democratic page
Mr.. MCCULLOUGH raised the point OF trder
that the proDostion is not in order, because Sec
ton 1881 OF the Statutes provides who shall ap-
point the pages and in the face OF this law ii Is
not in The power OF the Senate to say who the
Mr. WILLARD; 1t has always been the custom
OF the Senate whenever il has found Ii necessary
~ have additional officers, TO employ them by
resolution.
ar. WILLARD said he would insert the word
-sdditionaI' in the resolution. While he was
making this amendment
Lieutenant Governor MANSON said: While
al La.aA ~ IL 4. IT, l.
luton will state that have appointed the fol-
lowing pages, aud In explanation i wish TO cay
the se1ssor ronId bsVe ssdyp conti y, cd
these boysin if had not been committed to the
Toys | have appointed, who live great way
from here and they are here to take their places.
Their names are John I. Hanna, of Montgomery
County; Harry Fritz, of owen County. and Walter
C. Taylor. OF crawford County.
Mr. WILLARD thought the precedent established
two years ago by Lieutenant Governor Hsnna one
that We can well afford to continue. There is ne
partisanshtp among boys of this age
hr. FOWLER, understanding the proposition is
one to increase the nnmseI Of pages to five moved
TO icy the motion on the table
The LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR laid before the
Senate the annual reports OF the Auditor OF state,
the state Librarian and the State ssatistician.
On m0s.0n Of Mr.. MCCULLOUGH the rules oil
the serate shall appoint the standing committees
OF the Senate. he having given notice thereof yes
Mr. BAILEY offered q resolution authorizing
an ado itionai ding committee on labor, to
&C INSIST of seven members.
II was seferred TO the Committee on Rules.
On motion by Mr.. MAGEE committee of five
were authorized upon rules. viz. Messrs. Magee
Mr.. Bailey asked and obteined leave OF absence
fer TO day and tomorrow for his colleague, Mr..
Winter.
SEw PROPOSITIONS.
The following described bills were INTRODUCED,
read the first time, with the exceptions named
and referred to the appropriate committee.
By MI. BAILEY is. 20i ~ prohibit the employ
ment of any en1ld under lou teen years by any
peron or CORPORATION engage in mining.
By Mr.. BROWN Is. 2ll 70 amend Sections /,
and 70 OF the act approved March = 1885, con.
ee1nfng highways aud the Supervisors thereof.
BY Mr. CAMPBELL, OF St. Joseph Is. 2al to
amend the County Commissioners act authoriz.
ing the purchase OF asylums aud providing for
March s, 1851. being sec ion 3,5ll of the Revised
Statutes Of 1851. so as to permit Commissioners
OF different counties TO unite In the purchase of
grounds ana buildings for an orphan house Ito
the amount of S.. COO and decis ring emergency
BY MI DAVIS IS 2Sl q Dill for an act TO amend
tion to allowances in State prosecutions" Acts
1858. .. 3. See. LAP Revised Statutes.
$50 that SectsOn shall read: 1.-THE Circuit
Court % may also make allowances for necessary
expenditures incurred under their order to wo
men. children or aged or infirm or poor persons
and 20 such other persons for their services as
may be necessary to procure the Efficient execu-
ton OF the criminal laws.
BY Mr.. DAY Is. 2il TO amend Section S.l06 OF
the Revised Statutes OF 1881, concerning the gov
of o tax not to exceed s. on carriages used excu-
sivey for private purposes etc, etc.
ing the circuit Courts in the Thirty fifth Judicial
circuit Iaiiectine the counties OF steaben,
By Mr. FOULEEls 26l to provide for the call
OF n convention OF the people to make new Con
ktitution OF the State of Indiana; lin April, 1885.
choose Representatives, the Convention to meet
on the FIRST Tuesday in September 1851
By Mr.. FOWLER Is 27l TO repeal the commits
nSNPrles b. J..
lRe,d By title only
By Mr.. HOoVERis 2sI a bill for An act relating
live stock importing. breeding and herding
compau les. authorizing the Incorporation OF the
ssme and declaring an emergency Section pro-
wish 10 form a company for the purpose of i'm
porting and breeding improved, blooded stock, or
pe1s. they shafi each sign and acknowedse be-
fore some officer authorized by law 10 take &C.
knowledgmens certificate OF incorporation,
which shall state the corporate name OF the COM
pany the object of its formation. etc.
sec. 2 Provides that whenever such certificate
\ Of Incorporation snail have been so executed and
fled, the signers thereof and their successors
shall be body-poitic and corporate: and by their
coTpolpte name may sue and be.sued, and do and
perform all acts necessary and proper in conduct
Ing the business OF importing. breeding, purcoas-
ing. owning holding and selling live stock. in or
Sec. 5. Provides that the capital stock of such
company shall :oe divided into shares of one
sec. l. Provides that the capital stock named
IN the articles sf ociation may be increased by
avoie OF the stockholders. at any regular or spe-
eial meeting, etc.
see. s. Provides that the directors shall make
such By laws as may be required for the manage
mept 80 q company etc.
Sec 6 Provides for the penalties FOR any viola
ton OF the constitution and by avs of the com
pspy, etc.
Sect. Emergency clause. etc.
By T. HUSTON IS 29l to amend Section "A OF
the Common School Law, IF March 6. 1865, bell ms
htt ton 4,St9 OF the Revisl Statutes.
py Mr.. MACY Is. 30l requiring railroad corpo-
Tations TO fence their right of way and construct
= N rattle-Enar(S a
By Mr.. MAGEE is. 81 TO amend the drainage
act o. ISL and 1883.
thor zng Aliens 10 hold and convey real estate; be-
ing section :. 967 of the Revised Statutes
By Mr.. NAY Is. SSl to legalize the ircorpora
ton of the town OF Cannelon, Perry County Ind
and Of