The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-06
SATURDAY. April 4, 1856

confederation of the bill a. z. 479j. The
proviso to the prison appropriation being
read
Mr.. WILLARD: As the earnings show
sufficient earnings this proviso says to the
management instead OF paying to the gen.
eral fund. make your drawings out Of the
funds you have in hand. There is now no
law requiring the tnrning over of the pro-
ducts Of the State Prisons 10 the treasury.
This committee amendment would REQUIRE
the turning over OF the balance after paying
for these specified improvements.
Tbs committe amendmept-the provso at
the close Of item l2-was agreed to.
Mr.. Foulke moved to add an item OF 800
Tor the State Horticultural Society, The in
formation that body furnishes TO the State is
very desirable, is OF local character, and can
not be obtained in any other way.
The amendment IVES agreed TO.
Mr.. WINTER questioned whether tn
closing paragraph in item - would az.
feet unexpended balances OF other funds or
appropriations.
Mr.. WILLARD thought not.
Mr.. Y0UCHE moved TO add the word
made in this aci' after the word "appropria
lions"
Mr.. OVERS rREET: Would that cover
the per cent State house fdnd9
Mr.. YOUCHE moved to amend by exclud-
ing from the appropriations to be paid in
the fiscal year ending in 1887 the special APP
pTopriati0ns of S25 600 for Bloomington and
$50 OC0 for Purdue University.
The amendment was agreed to.
Mr.. BRYANT moved to amend by adding
SIS 00G for additional water supply for the
Hospital for the Insane
Mr.. CAMPBELL OF Hendricks: Estimates
were made for this purpose and that s15. 900
Is the estimated cost OF getting the supply
from Eagle Creek.
Mr.. MCCLURE: twill cost 49,, 600 to get
supoly from the city water works, while
from Eagle Creek supply could be had for
$l5 COO.
Dir. WILLARD: am informed there is
sufficient water supply there now, and this
was voted down by the House.
TIE amendment was agreed to on a dlvi.
sion.
Mr.. YOUCHE moved to amend so that
this appropriation shall be excepted from
the appropriations from the year ending
1887.
This amendment was agreed to.
On motion by Mr.. WILLARD the commit.
tee rose. reported progress. and was dis
charged from the further consideration OF
the bill.
On motion BIZ Mr.. YOUCHE the bill and
amendments were ordered printed separate
ly and made the special order for , o'clock
Monday.
LIABILITY Or coRroRATIoxs.
On motion by Mr.. YOUCHE the bill r q.
X. 92l concerning the liability OF corpora
II Ms and companies for the injury or death
OF an empioye was read the first time. He
explained: The bill precludes railroad com.
peDies, where the employe Is INJURED through
CaTeiQSSnfCq nf a NJ
employe. from setting up such fact of care
Iessness OF q company employe as q defense
and moved 10 refer the bill to the Committee
on Railroads, with instructions to report
next Monday.
Mr.. WINTER: am in favor of the
principle of this bill, and move to amend
the molten by referring this bill to Special
Committee of Three.
Mr.. WILLARD; I believe the committees
OF the Senate are made to consider such
measure coming before the Senate which
properly belong to them.
Mr. ONERSrREEf: / hone this refer
ence will be TO special committee, for
majority OF the Railroad Committee will be
out OF the city till , p. m. Monday
The amendment and the motion as
amended were severslly agreed TO.
On motion by Mr.. WILLARD his bill on
the same subject was referred to the same
committee.
The presiding officer (Mr. Fowler made
the committee 10 consist OF MessIs. Youche,
Willard and Winter.
ANIMALS AT LARGE N TOWNS.
Mr. CAMPBELL. OF Hendricks: move
to take up House bill No. 81 and in order 10
save time and read it bnt once, will move to
suspend the constitutional rule, read it toe
brst and second times by title, the third
time by sections, and put in on its passage.
The DILL simply proposes TO incorporate In
the Jaw governing incorporated towns the
ha Ia -. -.
restraints the running at large of cattle,
sneer hoTses, swine, etc.-Ssction ,333 OF
the Revised Statutes of 1851. IL is intended
10 protect towns from the raids OF cattle
At present II man allows his cow to run
ut large III Town any person NAV mako an
affidavit against him and have him fued
from s. 70 SO and the costs will amount 20
So or SO, while under the CITY law the ami
mai Is taken ND and may be recovered by
paying from fifty cents TO dollar pound
fees.
The motion was agreed to. and the bill
passed by yeas 80, nays D.
sTREET IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT.
On motion by Mr. JOHNSON, of Dearborn,
the bill II. X. 40l concerning the duties or
cities and their C0mmoE Councils was taken
up. He said: IL provides that assessments
for street improvements mag be paid in four
annual instsllments instead OF all ~ once.
The city can execute It's bends 10 Pay for
in provenients and place the charges for as.
sessinenss Against the property on the dupii
cate rs other taxes. and charge the owner of
the property per cent. and interest on the
money advance, and sllo rs the owner o. the
property TO pay IN installmenls. or ne may
elect 10 psv Il al At once. as the law nov is
Mr. BROWN: think the bill ought 10 be
printed.
Mr.. Y0UCHE: houe that motion will not
be made, because OF the danger in delay. The
author informs me there is but one change
n a q ~ q -
against whom an assessment is made to have
four years il which 10 pay 81 assessment for
street improvements By paying per cent.
interest The purpose Of the bill is 20 give
men who have acquired little homes By
making email or monthly payments. 3
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