The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-14

| 20 on against these children Is IL for the
| purpose of putting the State to the expense
! OF building another institution for the pur-
pose Of moving these feeble minded children
| into II? don't believe the Grand Army OF
the Republic or the friends of the soldiers
orphans, II they understood the truth, would
| have any objection; but il seems to me that
| the false impression that is going abroad
| from the continual introduction of these
resolutions and bills, tends to get up an IN
| satisfactory feeling among the soldiers.
Mr.. MCINTOSH: l understand a bill has
! just come from the House of Representa-
/ tives which has sornething to do with the
/ Soldiers Orphans Home, and 1 move that
this resolution be reIerSd TO the Committee
/ on Benevolent Institutions, so that we may
have chance to see what is in that bill.
| Mr.. JOHNSON: / move to amend 50 as TO
refer the resolution to special committee
/ of three.
Mr. MCINTOSH; hope the Senate will
! not do that. The Committee on Benevolent
Institutions will give satisfaction to the Sem
ate. don't see why it should be sighted
by thus changing the ordinary routine of
business.
Mr.. Johnson didn't intend to slight
! the committee.
The amendment was rejected.
Mr.. JOHNSON asked and obtained consent
TO withdraw his resolution.
FREE GRAVEL ROADS.
|
dlicks, the bill S. 20l was again taken mp.
Mr.. MACY offered an amendments pro
viso TO Section 8.
The amendment was agreed 70.
Mr.. CAMPBELL: move that the bill be
| ordered engrossed for The third reading.
Mr.. MAGEE: The Senator moves to en-.
gross the bill without quorum being pres.
ent. We are here ss Senate under pure
fiction. / don't think bill ought to be en-
crossed in the absence OF quorum, because
when the bill goes TO the engrossment there
| is an end TO further amendment OF it
don't know that there Is any particular OBJ
lection TO this bill, but oppose the en-
grossment OF bills when there Is no Senate
present.
Mr. CAMP ELL: l think the Senator
should have made that point long ago. There
have been several bills ordered eDgrossed
here this = arnoon.
Mr.. Ma, EE; l withdraw the point OF
| order on v n bill.
Mr.. 0VERSTREET; This Is very lengthy
bill. There are some features In this bill
don't approve Of, but the Senator from Hen.
bricks Gays TX the bill Is not right we can beat
IL on the final vote. i don't want TO obstruct
ii now, but ] don't see any necessity for
haste with this bill.
Mr.. MACY: ] only want 10 say that
under this bill II Will take majority OF the
owners OF the acres oil land separated by the
i apprais ed; and IL requires that the roads
turned over To the county. In my county
there has been turned over to the county
half dozen gravel roads in very bad shape.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, OF Henricks: After the
bill passes to the engro2sment II there Is any
| error or defect In 10, will not ask the Sem
ate TO vote for II. 1t is intended to perfect
the present law. The bill originated In the
| county from which the Lieutenant Governor
| comes. There is objection TO having old
roads with broken down bridges and culverts
turned over TO the county.
The motion to order the bill engrossed was
agreed TO.
WORK FOR COMMITTEES.
The following described bills were read
the first time by title onlyl aud severally
| referred TO appropriate committees.
III. 33l TO amend Sections Z and 10
being Sections {, 097 and 5, 100 of the Revised
Statutes OF 1881, authorizing County Com.
| missioners to construct gravel roads.
III. Il. 3sl defining what class OF persons
may be admitted 10 the Soldiers and Sea-
! mems Orphans Home.
n. II. 10ll TO amend Sections rs and 20
OF an act concerning highways and the super.
visors thereof
III. r, III concerning gravel and mscad.
amized roads.
III. r. 1901 prohibiting the publication or
safe OF immoral literature.
II. r. l70l TO amend Sections 100 100, 2l3
and 2l5 OF an act concerning proceedings in
n. Il 210l to authorize the levy Of writs
! in certain cases.
"a. r. 22Ol supplemental 10 act providing
for voluntary assignments, etc
n. II 2s9l for planting willows along the
banks OF stTtane.
III. r. 1917 to amend Sections -. 70. SO of
an act providing for a general system OF
common schools.
III. K, 402l defining the Tenth, Twelfth
and Forty. Seventh Judicial Circuits.
II. r. 239l authorizing and empowering
the Township Trustee OF Cold Spring Town.
ship, Laporte County, to release Judgment
against Henry Kiefer and Robert Curran.
II. r. 225l to legalize the incorporation Of
the corporation of Sulphur Springs, Ind
II. r. 23ll to amend Section 20 OF an act
concerning highways.
a. r. ASH regulating railroad passeng,
fares.
ii. r. 1871 legalizing certain acts OF the
Board OF Trustees Of Brownstown, Jacksoa
County. Indiana.
n. r. 1851 TO amend an act conoerniDg
public offences and their punishment. Al
proved April IL, 1881.
n. X 369l defining the liabilities Of raj
reads for killing stock.
SENATE PAGES.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR MANSON
] wish 20 make a statement TO the Senate
at the organization of this Senate / ap-
pointed three boys pages and l want to say
/ am delighted with the manner in which
they performed their duty. If il was lett
with me. would be glad to continue them
during the special session. But an cid friend
of mine-sn old army friend who lives or
the Ohio River, made application 10 have 8
son of his appointed. II was impossible fol
me then to appoint his son. bat l promised
in case there was al extra session (but
didn't then, at that time. think there would
be-. ] would appoint his son. Therefore,
appoint Montgomery Bemis Of Perry C0uD
~, as one of the pages. And ] have petit
ton, signed by majority of Senators, ask
ing the appointment OF Harry Hatha way q.
n page. / think the President of ths
Senate ought TO be governed as fsl
as possible by the wishes OF the Senate, ans
will appoint him, 10 take effect from mex
| Monday. / regret very much 70 spart witt