The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-09
IN SENATE.
WEpNEspAY. April

IN SENATE.
WEDNESDAY,. April S, 1885.
GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Senate resumed consideration OF the
bill Il. r. 10.
The itesn Of s. coo for the bath. wash and
dry house at the State Prison North being
read
Mr. PARKER: II seems to me S 600 for
bath house is big figure. move to amend
By inserting the word -four" instead Of
'.eight."
The amendment was rejected.
The committee amendment adding after
the appropriations FOR tue State Prison North
a proviso that all specific appropriations
herein made for additional buildings and
machinery for the State Prison North shall
be paid out OF the earnings Of said prison."
being read
Mr.. WILLARD: $I1s. 600 was the amount
earned last year by the State Prison North.
In this bill We have made sc, 900 sppropri-
alton in addition to the Ss5 600 for mainte-
nance and YepaiTa, leaving a surplus of earn
ings ct 1890. The earnings have just been
held over from year to yesr-that Is he way
IL has teen heretofore They exceed the
cover IL.
Mr.. BROWN moved to add mo such ex.
penditure shail DO made in any one year un-
lets the earnings are suticien. 10 meet The
same"
The amendment was agreed to.
The committee amendment as amended
waszsgreed TO.
The amendment adopted by the Commit
tee Of the Whole adding 800 for the State
horticultural Society, was agreed 70.
Il a -. -. Il
by adding al additional exception, stating
that all appropriations herein made for sd
ditional buildings, libraries and all specific
appropriations are made but for one year
the fiscal year ending October 80, 1886.
Subsequently, on motion by Mr.. Y0UCHE,
the $40, COO item for water supply for the
Insane Hospital was also excepted. IS was
also The extra appropriations TO Blooming
ton and Purdue University.
Mr.. CAMPBELL, of ST. Joseph, moved to
reconsider the vote declaring that no ex-
peBdituTs shall bs made in any one year
unless the earnings are sufficient 10 meet
the same. liz il desired these repairs shall go
on now in 1885, and be paid from the earn
iDes of 1884, some Sl3 GOO OF which is on
hand. This amendment provides the earn.
iDgs used shall be those of 1855, which can
not be obtained till the close OF the year.
Mr.. FOWLER moved Observation-Disclosures,
s; nays, 32-to lay this motion on the table.
The motion 70 reconsider was agreed to.
Mr.. BROWN withdrew the amendment
the vote on the adoption OF which was Just
reconsidered.
Mr. WILLARD to avoid ambiguity and
denDiteness, moved 10 insert instead of the
words ARE hereby" tine words lin Section
2 Of this act" If these words ''are hereby
are left in the bill there will be a double
appropriation.
move as substitute TO strike out the word
hereby"
The substitute was rejected
Mr.. YOUCHE: / think / can show the
effect OF this amendment will be 20 double
these appropriations. Reads and COM
Mr.. MCCULLOUGH moved that select
committee Of three be appointed to frame
TIE Language so there can be no question.
The motion was agreed to and the Lieu
tenant Governor appointed as said commit
tee MessTs. Mccullough, Willard and
Xouche.
MoNRoE, LAWRENCE AND ORANGE coURTs.
On motion of Mr.. DUNCAN, of Brown,
the bill II. r. 565l to FIX the time for hold
ing courts in the Tenth Judicial Circuit
was read three times under suspension OF
the rules and finally passed by yeas Il,
nays 0.
Mr.. FAULKNER: This is another OF
those LAWYER bills being passed by double
seared lightning, but 1 am willing to help
them, and vote aye"
THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BrL1.
Mr.. Willard and Mr.. Youche Withdrew
their amendments, and the special commit
tee recommended striking out the first six
lines on psge SO OF the printed bill, except
the words "or So" and inserting after the
word out in line S these wordg, of any
money in the State Treasury not otherwise
appropriated"
The committee amendment was agreed 70.
On motion by Mr.. WILLARD the oonsli
tutional rule was suspended, so the bill may
be read the third time now.
The reading was commenced