The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-11
AFrERN0oN LESION.


ard fuel Icr 1879 aod 1883 5000, being
read
Mr.. sCHLOss made an Intellectual motion
TO reduce the sum 10 81 500.
The item OF s.. 600 YVES agreed to.
Item : TO slIow S472 81 70 G. 10y fer sixteen
head OF cattle furnished 10 Indiana Reform
School being read
Mir. CAMPBELL, OF Eesdricks. stated
that Mr.. AipsEerth, former Superintendent,
gave his check for the items contained Ia
numbers 5 and ..
These items were generally allowed.
Item 10 was allowed.
Item II to paw So 600 IN terest on the debt
OF the State Board OF Agriculture being
read
Mr.. FAULKNER moved. intellectually, to
strike ii out. Every Legislature have been
in this board comes here for money to keen
MP fancy place for fact horses aud dogs, TO
which most OF the people of Indianapolis
have free passes, while the farmer who
comes here has to pay his fifty cents to get
in.
Mr.. HILLIGAss: The Board of Agricul-
ture owes $40. 600; the State has guaranteed
the bonds for this debt. land this IS. 900 is 20
pay the interest due on these bonds.
The item was adopted, as were also items
On motion by Mr.. FAULKNER the item
10 allow ROsenthsl for goods furnished
the State for the Prison South-S2, o34-was
stricken ont.
Mr.. DAY moved to add an item OF
| 81 ga II for goods and materials furnished
the Prison South during the Wsrdenship OF
| Colonel L. S Shuler, by Arthur =. Main.
Mr.. BENZ: That is an unjust claim. He
! got his claim. 1t has been here in the Lsgis-
latures OF 1879 and 1881.
Mr.. DAY; The car company made
settlement with Mr.. Shuler. Mr.. Main &C.
cepted the note of the Car company, in
dorsed by the Auditor of State. and the COM
| pany failed, and Nr. Main has never got
anything.
On motion by Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Hen
bricks the item was passed TO the end OF the
bill.
The item to allow Simon P. Thompson
| 1856 for ex penses and services as an attor
ney in the recovery OF real estate in Newton
| Comfy being read
MIR. SELLERS moved to reduce the sum
| to $500.
The motion was agreed to upon a division
T, Affirmative 20; negative. not counted.s
Item l6 TO allow 500 10 member OF the
| Ohio River Commission being read
Mr.. RAHM moved to add to Marcus M.
| SuIzer and ]. August Leucke each 500 for
| services as members of this Ohio River Com.
mission. He said the board was composed
of some four or FIVE members; 500 will pay
| their actual expenses.
Mr. HILL: | am somewhat acquainted
| with one of these commissioners who made
| several trips East. There was an appiica
ton for an allowance two years ago, but
| there was some irregulsrity about the bill
J and they never got anything Not only
that bet they paid their own expenses.
| Mr.. FAULKNER moved, Intellectually, to
amend by placing this at the end OF the bill
for consideration hereafter. / would like to
| see the record of men who will pay for send
ing men 10 Washington to lobby.
The amendment was agreed to upon O di-
1 visiOn-athrn6tlve, 10; negative, 10.
Item II was allowed.
Item Is, to allow 1850 to estate Of John NJ.
Petit, for forty-hve days service as Judge.
being read
Mr.. DAVIS explained the claim. move
to adopt the item.
MIR. WINTER offered a substitute reduc.
ing the sum to $50. the compensation the
law allowed at that date.
The substitute was adopted.
Item l9. to allow $3.50 for an iron fence
around the Tippecsuoe battle ground, was
agreed to after remarks by Mr.. Johnson, of
| Tippecanoe.
Items 20 and 81 were agreed to.
Item %. to allow S2,496.7S to William B.
public printing, allowed by this Assembly,
was adopted as was also the last item num-
| Der twenty-three.
Mr.. WEIR moved to amend to allow ]. c.
Johnson 5000 and $500 to G. B. +. Cooper for
second and third best plans of specifications
|
Committee on Claims Of the House.
Mr.. HILLIGASS: / hope this amend
| ment will not be adopted.
Mr.. MCINTOSH: / think We had better
vote this claim down.
Mr. WEIR: There Is no dispute but that
3 reward was offered for the three best plans
and those plans have been used.
The amendment was rejected upon di-
vision,
Mr. MAGEE moved to amend by appropri-
ating to purchase plat of twelve acres of
ground adjoining the 160 acre grounds of the
Logansport Hospital for the Insane, 50 600.
Mr.. BROWN Understood this ground can
| be bought for 81 500.
Mr.. MAGEE: The owner was here yester
Gay and said his price was 81, 900. Some day
the State will be compelled to have this
ground, and money will be made by pur-
Mr.. MCINTOSH: This is an early. com
mencement to ask for an approximation be-
fore the building is erected. We have to
borrow money to pay for these buildings,
and in twenty years we can buy this ground
fer this amount of money. We have now
81 acres there
The amendment was rejected.
| Mr.. JOHNSON. OF Tippecanoe, moved to
allow Bert Davidson for services as staHog.
rspher in making 6 transcript S35, at the
request of the Attorney General
The amendm snt was rejected.
Mr.. BAILEY moved TO amend item . by
allowing John Il Rankin $50 76 for printing
done for the House of Refuge under the al
ministration of Superintendent Aims worth
in 1876.
Mr.. BENZ: was in the Legislature ever
since 1877, and never heard word about
thst bill.
The amendment was agreed to upon d.
vision-affirmative, Il; negative. IS.
Mr.. ENSLEY moved to allow Teresa and
Charles Boch,ell 81 600 for damages on &C.
count of the death of their father at the In
sane Hospital through carelessness of en-
ployee.
Mr.. WINTER: That would be unconsti-
tutionsl. Reads Section 40 OF Revised
Statutes of 1881