The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-23
Omitted Saturday.

On motion of Mr.. BOOZE the bill II. r
66l changing the boundaries of the twenty
first ana Twenty second Judicial Circaits
and creating the FOrty-seventh Judicial
Circuit was taken no.
Mr.. MOODY: do not want to oppose
this bill, but as it makes new circuit 1 am
opposed 10 taking it up out OF its order.
Mr.. SEARS: l tell this Assembly
upon my houor man
and upon my honor as memoeT
of this body that you can not n any one OF
the five counties find msn who opposes
this measure On the contrary, they demand
the passage of this bill. Montgomery Countg
is $50 csses behind, NermlliOn is in srrears
ard so is Parke County.
Mr.. BROWNING: do not believe in ere
sting new circuits | do not say but tha,
this circuit is in need rs badly as any. / do
Tot know how il is in the northern
part of the State but IN the southern part OF
the State litigation is decreasing. l em
afraid that in these circuits wanting less
territories the judges do not work as hard a.
they should.
MIR. STALEY: | am authorized TO speak
only for Montgomery County. / will say
that unless this circuit is changed the wheels
Of justice will be cogged.
MIR. So III, Of Tippecanoe: I can testify
that Montgomery County needs this. Clinton
County, not so large, has a circuit to itself.
Mr. TAYLOR: The Constitution says that
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without delay. We must have It arranged
TO that end.
Mr.. BOOZE: Montgomery is one Of the
large and populous counties of the State
Those counties are behind in business
The bill passed-syeS, II nays, II.
800 900 LOAN.
Mr.. MOODY: In the present condition OF
the States finances the importance OF this
bin can not. i'm my Judgment, bs overestf-
mi NJ ma In
the Senate, was, as | understand, care
fully and most thoroughly con
sdered by the Finance Committee
OF that august aud honorable body, and on
iis patsage met the approval OF the com
bined wisdom Of that House. II is purely
this measure viii be found, i'm
my Judgment IA the proportion to
the care and investigation given it
by each member Of this House Alter the
adjournment OF this Legislature no provis
ion can be made for meeting the expenses Of
the State Government until 1887
unless an extra session was called,
which all fair men would depiorp
The Senate, but n few days AGO, alm0si
unanimously passed a bin appfopratine
SOS, 600 for completing three additional hoa
piialH for the insane Now we lave the fol.
lowing financial condition OF the slate Go dav
staring us Ia the face. The expenses OF
out Stale Government Tor the llsca yea
ending November 4. 1854, found on pages lH
80 and az, AHdli0i's report for 1881, IL olass
lied az follows
You will thus see M Il glance that The OF
binary current expenses OF the State for al
departments Hai year WA tlii 1l9 81
THE may sepm aud IA tact ia n very lafer
sum of money yet n In less ihhn offs
cents fef each lnhahlant 0f the Htaie
Ca examination Of The present appf0vfia
ton bill gentlemen viii lad that n atfAedH
A 4 IL a
pehkes hY $50 900 IA round numbers, For
the present year "A Will lhan DO safe % say that
Tie current etpenfes viii be ~ lll0wa, 90
Wit 500 hfN Hl Reads Auditors estimate
10 ihla sam of III H4ilai 81 should BE-
added llia excess ~ tho upuefnl AppF0pfla.
ton bill ~ this ytar over tha expenses Toe
ell purposes Of iast year, 100000, Also,
The following special appropriations made
~ this session. and not found VA tha Aupfo,
pnallon hlll Appropriation Tor House ~
lettuce ~ ZOO fof New Orleans itplatlon
Hi,Nunl fof dhmfns 20 Insane Hospital
making expenditure Tor The year tiuli
so M How then 10 the htate Treasury 81
meet the demand iof the present lear, toswif,
A. 900 ~ ~, IL The question addressed ~
each o. us There was " tho general fund,
ysai see a uditoFs Report pase tia,0ju ~
The Teeeipls 81 tie general fund iaal year
Alter deduotihs the flul 900 transfer war
rants, were ne shown ~ the Auditors 10.
port pages aud ni II iiaNlbin. add fahd
OF hand, feu uiu ~ available aassts, ti,iia,
hi ph According W The Auditors report
page ~ the Stale Treasurer called Ia IN
advance of the regular December settle
ment OF The revenue iof lssi tll s1i ~
10 the receipts OF last year we're augmented
BY this amount, and tie receipts al THIS year
Will fall below those oi last year by that
amount, 80 that We must not only provide
for thia Col, a2a,a3 deficit, but ga ili,bl,
nednoiing this amount from the 81 ,ils 05l fd
leaves the receipts for this year III, d.d 3O3 80,
La this calculation have assumed that the
taxes will be as closely collected ~ last
year, which is extremely doubtful. The ex.
psndi1pgss for this year, have shown, will