The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-06

II. r ISL, by Mr. Field, to provide notice by pub
H. r. 226, by Mr. John, to appropriate $1,000 for
the dredging and lowering OF the channel OF Pigeon
creek
BY Mr.. Thompson from the committee on
benevolent institutions:
II. r. l55, by Mr.. Shambaugh, for the management
of the feeble-minded school.
From the committee on the city of Indian
apolis:
H. r. 1856. by Mr.. Hess, TO amend art II of an act
authorizing county commissioners to provide asy-
lums Tor children.
H. r. 40I. by Mr.. Hughes, authorizing boards of
school commissioners in cities OF 80 900 more in
habitants 10 issue bonds for certain purposes.
II. r. S69, by Mr.. Hughes to require plats of new
additions to elites OF over 'OOg population TO be
submitted TO the comfy commissioners before being
H. R. as. by Mr.. schmuck, to authorize school
commissioners in cities of 10000 or more inhabitants
to levy tax for library purposes.
House bills passed the senate Frisday as
follows:
H. f. 1913, by Mr.. Eidson to prevent the sale of dis
easci meats
H. r. So, by Mr.. Willard to amend sec. l of an
act amendatory of act concerning the building of
railroads to coal mines, etc. approved May 6, 1862
Ii. r. 8, by Mr. Oppenueim, an act entitled ian act
in relation topromissory notes, bank checks aud bills
of exchange"
IL r. 81, by Mr. Curtis, to establish an efficient
board OF public works and affairs in all cities OF $1,000
inhabitants.
II. r So by Mr.. Bigham, an act for the better gov
eminent OF the metropolitan police in cities OF 5000
inhabitants and over and defining their wer. etc.
II. r. l53, by Mr. Shambaugh al act concerning
duties and compensation OF reporter of supreme
court.
H. R. l55. BY Mr. Shanbaugh an act relating to
institution for feebe-minded children.
ii. r., PAL. by Mr.. White providing that cities
and towns owning or having control OF cemeteries
may acquire and hold real estate
ton, prescribing the powers and duties, ana hxing
the compensation of the att0rney-g neral.
II. r. 46S, by Mr.: MeGoyncy, to appropriate money
for the payment Of the claim OF the National Nul-
caniie company Tor paving Washington-st., Indian
H. r. $50. bv Mr.. MendenhaIl. to su.end the act
approved April 2, 1885,, concerning appropriation
Tor education OF pauper children.
II. r. 23l, by Mr.. Loop, relative to the care and
custody OF children, and providing punishment Tor
II. r. 546, by Mr.. Willard. TO amend sec. S,5O2 Of
revised statutes concerning voluntary associations
Senate bills passed:
s. 100. by Mr. Barrett, concerning cities and their
powers and duties.
; l4o, by Mr.. Hays, to legalize the incorporation
Of the town OF Russelville.
S. 23l, by Mr.. Hubbel 10 amend secs. AZ and 90 of
an act entitled an act concerning proceedings in
criminal cases"
S 3Ig By Mr. Jones, to amend sec. OF an act pro-
vdng Tor the exccut OF bond OF county treasurer,
being sec. 5,9ll OF r. : 1881.
The following senate bills were read a second
time and ordered engrOssed:
). 26S by Mr. Mount, to authorize township school
trustees, school Incorporated towns school trustees
or school commissioners of cities 10 levy taxes.
; 400, by Mr. Foley, concerning the duties OF
circuit court clerks
House bills read a second time and advanced
10 a third reading in the senate:
II. +. ia. by Mr.. Wilson, to amend secs. and of
an act establishing state board OF health, defining
its purposes, etc.
H. r. 122, by Mr.. Beasley, appropriating $40 900 TO
pay old debts and improve the state prison south.
H. r. 225, 10y Mr.. Cullen, TO prevent the spread Of
hog cholera
the Indiana reformatOry institution to Reform
school for girls and wOmans prison.
In the senate the committee on claims re-
ported back senate bill A. by Mr.. Hays to APP
propriate 500 to pay Dye d Fishback, with
the recommendation that it be indefinitely
postponed.
The committee on fees and salaries reported
back senate bill 100, by Mr.. ShOckney, to
amend sec. of an act authorizing boards of
county commissioners to construct gravel
roads, etc.
The committee on judiciary reported back
senate bill 1913, by Mr. Griffith to provide for
the inspection of meats.
The committee on temperance reported back
senate bills as follows:
s 49, by Mr.. Hubbnll, 10 prohibit minors from
frequenting places where intoxicating liquors are
sold.
5 l2l, by Mr.. HubbeIl to regulate the sale of In
tOXicating liquors.
$ 1870, BY NJ, Thompson, to regulate the traffic in
intoxicsnts.
In the senate Saturday the following bills
were passed:
H.. X. ". 4
etc, TO make agreement for voting STOCK etc.
II. K. ~ by Mr.. Hughes, authorizing boards Of
school commissioners in cities OF 1900 or more in
habltlnts, 10 issue bonds for certain purposes
II. X. II. By Mr.. Caster, providing Tor the organ
pitfalls for the insane. Passed over the governors
veto.l
Ii. r sOs by Mr.. Peasants, for the Incorporation
Of societies not for pecuniary proht, and defining
their powers.
5. 26s, by Mr.. Mount, to authorize township school
trustees, school Incorporated towns, and school
trustees school commissioners Of cities TO levy 80
cents on the 500 tuition fund.
;. 236, by MIR. 20 -rett. imposing fine OF not more
than $500 less than 500 and dsfranehse and TO
disqualify for determined period any person found
guilty Of brbing any voter to secure the nomination
or election OF anv candidate.
Bills we're passed by the senate Monday:
5. 256, by Mr.. Cox. authorizing the opening Of
branch highways. The object OF this bill is TO en-
power owners OF lands not situated main roads to
petition the county commissioners Tor branch roads.
The ttioner is required to paw for the right OF
way and maintain the fences along the branch road,
or may place a gate at the entrance to the main
road.
S. l4s by Mr.. Hays, TO legalize the incorporation
OF the town OF Russellviile.
s. 80, by Mr. Boyd, to provide for the repair Of
Toll roads.
:. Gus, by Mr.. Urmston, to create a state commits
sion to examine surveyors, drainage engineers and
civil engineers and TO license same.
5. 275, by Mr. Duncan. to empower the board OF
trustees OF Indiana university to sell and convey
certain lands in the state OF Iowa
:. 80, by Mr.. >. L. Thompson to enable counties
to receive donations OF buildings and grounds for
high school purposes.
5. 400, by Mr.. Andrews, fixing the time of holding
court In Crawford and Orange.
III. AS by Mr.. Nolan providing for the ap-
pOintment of humane inspector in cities OF 29,0l0
and over.
II. r. 127. by Mr.. Leg9, bill for act for the
protection OF farmers and stOck-breedeTs.
III. II. 81, by Mr.. Mendenhall, to legalize acts Of
nOtaries public whose commissions have expired or
who have been ineligible to Office.
ii. r. AS by Mr. Schmuck, to authorize school
commissioners In cities OF 10000 more Inhabitants
to levy tax Tor library purposes.
II. r. SIS. by Mr. Langstaff, granting the right of
way through the lands OF the state for highways.
III. K. III, by Mr.. Watson, 10 amend the act estab-
fishing the state board Of health approved March H.
1851.
H r. PAS, by Mr. Fulton to prevent the adultera-
ton of vinegar.
II. II. I5S. by SIR. Shambaugh. TO place the re-
porter OF the supreme court upon salary OF $4,000
per annum, and reduce the prize of reports from
$3.50 10 Sl.5O per volume. Passed over the gov
ernOr's veto
II. r. 1877, 6y Mr.. Hess, T. provide for the burial
Of the body of any honorably discharged sold err
The township trustee is required 10 deray the neces-
sary fun raj expenses OF soldiers dying without
leaving means to give them decent burials The
sum Of not TO exceed $50 is provided for. The
county commissioners shall allow the bills of the
trustees and the money is TO come out OF the county
treasury.
IN THE HOUSE.
The following bills were engrossed: II. r.
507, TO exempt church parsonages from taxa
ton; III. r. $40, relating TO the appointment of
deputy sheriiis detectives, etc, by sherifs,
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