The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-11
FRIDAY, April 10, 1885.
IL SENATE.
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80 10 antGd cccIlooh 90 eno 15off Va tno
Revised Statutes was read the third time
and passed by yeas Is. nays IL.
Mr.. WEIRexplained IL allows the leaning
OF moneys 10 citizens OF other counties, and
in Sums not to exceed 5000 the County
Commissioners to appoint the appraisers;
or no. TO exceed enc fourth the value of the
properly without Improvements. There are
seventeen counties in the State unable 70
loan this money. The county live in has
from sI5 coo to SO eco it can no. loan. The
county Is responsible for the money and has
10 psy the interest on it.
DANGEROUS TOYS.
Or motion By Mr. SHIVELY the bill III.
T. 1881 TO prohibit the sale OF dangerous toys
was read the third time and passed by yeas
So, nays 4.
sPEcIFc APPROPRIATION BILL.
Hr. WILLARD called up the special order,
being the Specific Appropriation bill, Fl. r.
4s7.
Nj. FAULKNER made an Intellectual
motion-yeas, =: nays ITO indefinitely
postpone the bill.
On motion by Mr. WILLARD the Senate
Whole (Mr. Willard in the chair and pro-
ceeded to The consideration OF the specific
bill.
The bill having been read through the
reading by items was commenced. Item ,.
70 allow SIS TO Thomas Hanna for services as
member OF q commission to represent the
State in Law suits against corporations, be-
ing read
Mr.. BROWN movsd TO strike this item
from the bill.
Mr. HiLLIGASS: From the stand point
that IL citizen has rendered services TO the
State the State should pay the claimant,
such items should not be stricken out with
out information. The House has passed these
iseme, it is fair TO suppose after the nvestiga'
ton, and they should not be stricken out
unless found tn De incorrect.
Mr.. MCINTOSH: My plan is il don't
know the claim is right TO vote sgains, it
On motion by Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Hend.
Ticks, the item was allowed TO stand.
The item allowing So, $50 to Perrin & Gsff
Manufacturing Company, for buildings
erected at the State Prison South being read
Mr. BOOVEE said this is just claim and
should be paid. He moved it be allowed to
stand.
Mr.. HUSTON: Know that contractors
render bills monthly for repairs, which are
allowed: they paw some forty five to fifty
cents dav for convict labor and they charge
the State s. aud So day for such labor. /
move the COMMITTEES rise, report progress
and recommend that the bill be referred to
q special committee If three with instruc.
tons TO report ut O'Clock.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of Hsndricks, moved as
. substitute that this itsm be passed till the
close Of the consideration OF the bill py the
committee.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF st. Joseph: Under
the care OF the three Directors and the War
den, these buildings have been constructed
~ to whether it was done right we must
leave to these officers.
Mr.. MACY: I have no information in
reference to these items-he eaid rs a mem.
Der of the Finance Committee in answer TO
q question.
Mr. FAULKNER: This bill has never
been before the Finance Committee of the
Senate, and nobody seems to know anything
about 1t.
The motion to pass this item TIL the bill
Is considered, was agreed to upon division.
Item being read-to allow q special Judge
$i2996-
Mr.. BROWN moved to strike it ont.
Hr. CAMPBELL, of Hendricks, moved as
substitute to pass the item to the foot OF
the bill.
Mr.. RAHM: The Finance Committee
snould consider and report on this bill. as no
sufficiently reliable upon which to act un-
6eYsfandipgly.
Mr.. WINTER: Section 416 of the Revised
Statutes makes provision fox the payment Of
such clsimA
The CHAIRMAN (Mr. willard): This bill
fas never been referred 10 the COMMITTEES on
Finance. When it first came into the Senate
referred.
Mr. WEIR: We are fooling away 8 good
deal Of time. / move that the committee
rise. report progress, and ask to sit again.
The CHAIRMAN: The question is nov
on a substitute offered by the Senator from
Hendricks.
The substitute was adopted, upon q d.
visioD-affirmative, 2S negative, Is.
Mr.. WEIR: / nov move that the COM
mittee rise, report progress, and ask leave 10
sit again at O'Clock.
Mr.. FOULKE: think this bill ought to
be disposed of as far SO possible now, and in
Committee of the Whole.
Mr.. DAVIS: ! think it apparent it is q
waste OF time to consider items about which
no member Is able to give any reliable in.
formation.
Mr.. SMITH. OF Jennings: The COMMITTEES
on the Judiciary has taken on the Martin
claim $220 worth OF testimony; the commit
Tee has worked weeks on it, aud spent night
after night il its consideration. IL this bill
il sent to the Finance COMMITTEES the probs
bility is that il will never come back.
Mr.. FOULkE: This bill has passed the
House, end presumably its provisions are
J0st After the Senate passes the bill q
committee OF conferences will he a. once 40
pointed, and the House confsrses can ex
plain 10 the Senate members OF the confer
ence committee. / think the motion ought
not TO prevail.
Mr.. HILLIG ASS: / think the motion
ought to prevail. aud let the Finance Com
nittee exsmine this bill.
Mr.. MAGE: l think the bast wsy Il
consider this bill is in Committee OF the
Whole. am . member of the Finance
Committee, and l don't know anything
about IT,
Mr.. WINTER: There ara several item,
members or the senate can act as intelli
gently upon now as they can a week hsnca
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