The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-19
to the death of Hen. Schuyler CoIfax, sub
mitted the follOVing.

The General Assembly Of Indiana has heard
" it'll regret OF the death OF Hon. schuyler COifax.
by which has been terminated career that has
ADDED lusfre to the Common yea tn and impressed
II elf on the history OF the Nation. From hum
bic LAD with no aid out his ability and indomita-
ule IL duslry he rose to many OF the most exalted
stations in public life. In the numerous trusts
contded TO MIN by the people. as memo Der OF the
convention which framed our present State Con-
stitution, a Representative in Congress speaker
OF the House of that body. aud as Vice President
Of the UDiied Slater. he exhibited a marked hdel-
ity 70 their interests and discharged them 10 the
acceptance Of hts fellow citizens therefore, be IL
Resolved. That we hola his memory and public
seryfcef in sincere regard and tender 10 his family
our sympathy In their great all ctlon.
Resolved. That copy Of this concurrent reso
luton be forSarded % ois family and spread or
BY bly, '''Aa' y cav ''''N ~
The resolutions we're concnrred in.
And the Senate Adjourned.
lOmi,ted Thursday
NEW PROPOSITIONS.
The following described bills were intro
duced, read the first time and severally re-
feTred TO appropriate COMMITTEES:
By Mr.. BAILEY S 81 to secure to opera
tiyes and laboIere engaged in and about ali
manufactures and by railroad corporations
the payment of their wages at regular in
tervals and IN lawful money of the United
States.
By Mr. BENZ IS. 55l concerning the be-
havior of lifetime c0nvicts III the State
Prisons and the Indiana Reformatory for
Women and Girls. 1t provides that all per-
soDs sentenced 10 Imprisonment for life
shall. after they have sesved fifteen years
and il their conduct has been exemplary.
be entitled TO release under system OF
ticket-ofleave, the Governor to have power
to recompit.
BY Mr.. BROWN 5. 56l concerning taxa
ton OF railroads
BY Mr. DAVIS g. 81 to amend Section 6
OF an act to autborizs cities and Incorporated
towns TO construct, maintain and operate
water works, approved March, %. 1879
By Mr. DAY 5. 5Sl to amend sections
; COS and 8 800 Revised Statutes, regulating
the re ports OF township trustees.
By Mr.. DRAKE IS. 59l to fix the time OF
holding courts in the Thirty-fourth Circuit
BY Mr.. FOULKE s. CO.. relating 20 the
study OF physiology and hygiene and the
effects of alcoholic stimulants and narcotics
in the public schools.
By Mr.. DUNCAN, of Upton 5. Gil, con-
corning County Commissioners and regulat
ing the term CT office thereof.
By Mr. HOOVER IS. CD to provide for the
continuance of a term of court where a trial
is in progress d. the expiration OF the regular
term.
Sg Mr. FOWLER IS 63l to repeal an act
to authorize aliens TO hold title to real estate,
convey the same etc, approved April 16.
1881.
By Mr. MACY 5 "a to amend Ssction 3
OF an act authorizing the appointment of
short hand reporters for certain courts OF
record in this State
By Mr.. MAGE s. CO. providing FIR an
act for the completion and equipment of
three additional Hospitals for the Insane and
for the support thereof Two hundred and
seventy five Thousand dollars 70 carry the
work through the 6scal year ending with
October $500, 900 for the work during 1886.
$50, 600 for maintenance of the institution at
Evansville during 1856 aud $50. 600 for 1887
For the Richmond asylum $40 600 is appro-
appropriation for the Logansport hospital,
which will be completed before the last of
next year, of $4,000 is proposed for main
| tenapce in 1857.
By Mr.. MAY S. 66 establishing provis-
ions respecting private corporations, created
and existing at aud prior to Move mber, 1851
and other matters.
By Mr.. McCULLOGH s. 81 concerning
the collection of taxes of incorporated
towns and cities.
BY Mr.. OVER5TREEr IS. 6Sl to amend
Section Il OF an act concerning drainage,
| approved April s, 1881.
By Mr. RAHM 8. 69l to amend Section /
| Of an act in relation to marriage, approved
| February 2. 1877, being Section 1924 OF the
| Revised Statutes of 1881.
By Mr.. SCHLOSS s. 70l in relation to the
unexpended balance of general and speci dc
I
By MIR. SELLERS 5. III to legalize and
make valid the sale ana conveyance of real
estate by cities incorporated under the gen
eral law for the incorporation of cities
where such sale and conveyance has been
made upon yots OF majority of the Com
mon Council OF such city, and without ap
| praisement
BY Mr.. SHIVELY IS. 72l to provide for q
reduction of fees. to require county officers
TO keep an account OF fees, and pay into the
treasury certain amounts when their fee:
exceed $4,000. Limits the fees OF County
/ Auditors TO 30 per cent. OF all received IN
excess OF 81 600 year.
By Mr.. SMITH, Of Jennings g. 73l, for tn,
better government and regulation for tn,
Hospital for the Insane.
BY Mr.. SMITH, of Delaware IS. 74], dein
ing the TWENTY FIFTH (25tb) Judicial Circuit
creating the Forty sixth (46th Judicial, etc
By Mr.. THOMPSON IS. 75l TO pay to Pa
| rick Kerland for swamp land ditchiD
claim against the State of Indiana.
By Mr.. WEIR IS E6l to amend.Section A.
of an act entitled an act concerning proceed
ings in civil cases, approved April Z, 1881
so as to exemept State officers and Prescott
ing Attorneys acting as relator for the State
from liability for cost
BY Mr.. YOUCHE s. u to prevent town
ships in this State from making or votln
appropriations of money to aid any railros
company IN constructing its railroad.
By Mr.. ZIMMERMAN s. TS to amen
Section 29S, Revised Ststutes-concerniI
proceedings in civil cases.
BY Mr.. HILLIGASS IS. 79l tn amend Ser
ton OF the DOG law of March :, 1888.
By Mr.. DAY s. So 10 amend Section o.
of the Revised Statutes concerning the incoi
poratlon Of cities.
By &r. BAILEY S. 81 to amend Ssctio
1.of the Justices act of February 90 1876.
UOITSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,