The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-06

Mr.. Johnson's bill TO pay Z. G. Hubbard, ex-
treasurer of school board in Richmond 500
passed.
Mr.. Hudson introduced bin TO establish
board OF public works in cities of $1,000 inhab-
itants, and the senate adjourned.
In the House.
Alter roll-call, S. 259, relating to the time of
holding courts in the Forty-second district. was
referred to the committee on courts.
ii. r. 27S, relating TO jurisdiction of justices
of the peace, was indefinitely postponed.
II. X. 279, exempting pension money from
execution, was recommitted 70 the committee
on public expenditures
FL. r. SIS, for vacating private burial grounds,
was indefinitely postponed.
I'll. h. 81, approprlatlng $1,000 for mo1u-
ment to Gov. Jennings, was recOmmitted to the
committee public expenditures.
The following bills passed: I'll. K. %, ap-
prOpriating $1,000 for the relief of j. ID. Gotch,
former treasurer of Dearborn county; II. r. loo,
to prevent blacklisting.
III. r. 100 to encourage agricultural asso cia-
tons was made special order for Monday at
10 O'Clock.
In the afternoon the amendment of the rules
ported favorably be printed Mr. Pickhardt's
resolution, that each member be furnished
bill file, tabled.
The supreme court commission bill was made
a special order for Thursday at O'clock and
debate limited TO two and halt hours.
II. r. 49,, compelling railroads to cut thistles,
passed.
The agricultural organization encouragement
bill failed for lack of a constitutional majority
yeas, Al; nays Sc.
II. r. 235, relating to the Withholding of
oldiers' discharge papers, passed.
Mr.. Beasley's bill, regulating the adoption Of
children from orphans homes, passed; also II.
K A. defining public OfenseS
The committee on corporations recommended
the passage OF ii. r. H. to repeal an act con-
corning the rental of telephones.
Mr. Schmuck's bill III. r. 152l. TO enable
stockholders of natural Gas companies to make
agreements for voting stock, was ordered en-
crossed. The bill giving natural gas companies
the right to condemn real estate was made
special order Tor Monday at o'clock.
II. Z. -, to amend sec. 6.40l OF the criminal
procedure act, was indefinitely postponed.
I'll. y. s.. 10 give iuries the right TO fix penal
ties when bringing in their verdcts, was recon-
merded 10 be indefinitely postponed and the
report caused long discussion. At the after
noon session the report was concurred in.
Mr.. Willard announced the appointment of
Mr. Crecelleus as clerk of the ways and means
committee, to succeed Sir. Huston, resigned.
Mr. Wizards bill TO regulate theuse of dyna-
mite was read the second time
The Redkey legalizing bill passed.
Ii. r. o. in relation to promissOry notes, bank
checks and bills of exchange was read second
time.
H. r. 1i6, relating to public ofenses, was
recommended to pass.
IT. r.. 197, declaring the S0th of Nav Deco
ration day. a legal holiday was indefinitely
postponed; also, H. K. loo concerning salaries
of JUDGES: also, II. r. 115, relative to taking up
estray animals.
II. R 2i3, regulating plate glass insurance
companies, read the second time.
The first thing the house did yesterday was
to indefinitely postpone Nr. Mendenhal's bill
LIZ. L. 49l TO amend the act in relation to
promissory notes, after which the following bills
were introduced by consent:
BY Schmuck: H. Il. $50. To allow and paw
claims Of Mr.. J. L. Fatou
81 Applegate: II. r, SOL Relating to the ap-
pOiutment OF deputy sheriHs, detectives, etc, BY
sheris and mayors and other persons 50 authorized
by law
BY stubble6eld III. z 3n.j To amend secs. 70
and IS and 10 add section supplemental thereto 70
authorize townships in the state to aid in the con-
struction Of bridges streams OF water.
By Dewey II. r. ${2l To fix certain fees TO b.
taxed Ia the Offices and salaries Of the Offices therein
nameo
BY Claypool: III. r. s4s.l For an act supplemental
10 the voluntary association laws OF the state. and
providing that certain associations incorporated
under said Jaws which give insurance shall Gle aud
have recorded their articles Of incorporation in the
insurance department OF the state.
By Adams: H. K. 5i9.l Creating and defining
the Thirty-;hird, Thrty-h and Fiftieth judicial
circuits of The state Of Indiana.
By Daruell: 4 IT. Il. 3i5.l To make school towns
hereafter Incorporated liable for their portion Of any
existing Indebtedness
Is Dfyer: H. r. 5i6l To provide for burial per-
mifs in all cases OF death recording and reporting
deaths
entitled act 10 amend secs. l. 6, 49, 30 and 80,
cerriug highways and supervisors thereof
b Loop: II. r. SAG To suppress bucket shops
and gambling in stocks, bonds, petroleum, grain
other produce
BY White III. r. siSl To amend sec. 100 OF an acr
approved March 20 1881, incorporated in the Re-
Tznn a mi f1N1
ton.
BY Shields: RI. R. 500 To amend an act concern
iof s sEs'sl and n'''d'mi''d roads, approved April
BY Iangstaf: III. r. So To provide for board
Of state-house trustees, defining their power and
By AppIegate: H. R. 1921 To provide for the ap-
pointment and compensation Of a custodian Of state
buildings and property.
election Of school trustees in cities Of this which
have population OF 1900 and less than $1,000 in
habitants.
By Custer: III. r. S5il To authorize boards of
county commissioners TO pay rewards for the apprc
heasien or detection OF any person guilty Of felony
BY Janson: u. T. SOD Concerning hedge fences.
BY Trout: III. Il. 356! To protect sheep hus-
bandrr.
By sletzser: III. R. s57l Relating to public high
ways.
By Askren: III. r. S5sI To amend Sec 50 Of an
act concerning election contests
By Ragon II. r. 1921 To amend sec. 4 OF an act
TO authorize county commissioners to construct tree
By Patton: III. R. 1901 To amend Sec 25 an act
concerning proceedings in civil cases.
By Mckittriek: III. r. SOL TO provide for the
registration of voters in the state OF Indiana Also
II. r. 362l To regulate elections in the state OF In
diana.
BY MendenhaI: H. r. S63l To amend sec I5s Of
al act relating TO taxation
BY Legg: III X. 464l Relating TO eoEveysnees and
mortgages. Also III. L. S65l Relating TO notaries.
BY Bigham: III K. 1861 To amend sec. 3 Of an act
providing for the election OF clerk OF the circuit
court. Also III. r. 3s7 To prescribe the duties Of
clerks and judges of the circuit courts in relation
guardianship.
By Linek III. f. 36s To define the duties Of GER
tain officers relative TO the enumeration and listing
and reporting Of children Of school age etc
BY Hughes: II. X. 1851 To require plsts Of new
additions 10 cities Of 10000 population be submitted
to the city commissioners before being filed rec
ord. Also: n. Il. 500 Relating 10 the moneys in
the state treasury realized from the sale OF lands
default of loans. Also: III. r. 37ll To prevent
fraud In the granting of divorces.
BY Wilson: III. K. 372 To amend secs. and
of act relating to the sale of sprituous liquors.
BY Apologize: III. r. 37S.] To amend sec. Of
an act 10 amend Secs and Of ~ act entitled an