The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-27
In the Houae.
The following bills were introduced:

The following bills were introduced:
BY Henry: II. +. 572. Concerning boundary
bridges AMI railroads operating same.
By Metzger: IL. T. 573 Concerning the open
By cla T:' ia. R. sal Concerning dutie. OF
BY Adams Of Whitley: III R $751; To pay certain
claims for building Of state-house
BY Daily: III. r 576.l Concerning the sale Of in
By Kelly III. R. 577.l Relating to fees of town
ship trustees.
ploying Of teachers by county superiniendents.
BY Peasants: II r. 579J To regulate the fares
TO be charged by railroads.
BY Patton: II. r. 5SOl To prohibit the playing
By Wilson: RI. r. SSH Concerning common
schools. Also, a. r. $50, concerning government oil
By Dryer: III. R. 5S3l To release lien in court.
BY Leg: ri. r 5S4l Concerning liens on real
By Foster: IA R. SSH Concerning releases of
By Wilson: III R 5se.J Concerning stock run
By Lacy: III R. SSH Concerning pawnbrokers'
licenses; also: Ii. T. 5oSl To provide for the in
BY vandolah: III. p. 5s9.l To prevent deception
in the sale of dairy products
By Oppenheim: m. r. 59O.1 To prohibit natu-
raj gas from being conveyed cut OF the state.
BY Hess: H. r. 591. TO amend sec. 5,276 r. s
BY MeG0vney: II. r. 592. To allow county com
missioners 10 levy special tax. The constitutional
rule vas suspended and the bill was passed.
ling of streets by the street railroad.
By Claypool: III. r $685. To amend sec. $50 Of
an entitled act 10 regulate the sale and license
Of spirituOus and vinous liquors.
BY Wilson II. r. $50 To appropriate $500 for
Mr. John T. Beasley for expenses incurred during
his election contest Of 1887.
BY White: III. r. SOL To establish board Of
childrens guardians in townships of $4,000 inhab-
itants and Oyer>
The following bills passed: To amend sec.
2.032. r.. s., concerning public oifenses; to pro-
tect sheep husbandry; TO legallze the town of
Rensselaer,; to appropriate $4,000 TO the SOL
diers' orphan home; TO empower trustees Of
Steuben township OF Steuben county to sell
certain lands; TO create the Thirty-third, Thir-
ty-ffth and Fiftieth judicial districts; to legal
ize the acts of the trustees OF the town of Boon
Vile; TO appropriate money to the deaf and
dumb institution: to regulate Insurance COM
panies
The scbool-book bill passed.
resolution In favor OF the pension arrears
oct was adopted.
message from the governor, asking that
the accounts of the insane hospital be investi-
gated. was referred to the committee on benev-
client institutions.
The bill to pay claims of the minute militia
and Indiana legion was ordered engrOssed.
The governors veto of the supreme court
commission bill was received and the bill
passed over his veto. The following bills also
passed.
II. r. 1885, concerning county commissioners pur-
II. X. 467, 10 pay claim of vulcanite company.
s, s14, to create the department Of geOlOgy-yeas
Sc, NAYS 40.
II. K. $40 concerning voluntary societies
H. K as relating to the appointment Of humane
inspector.
s. 50, to define the crime Of riotous conspiracy.
II. r. 202 to legalize the acts Of the board Of COM
missioners of Lagrange county.
III. r. $50, 10 regulate life insurance companies.
II. X 1O4 concerning the opening and vacation Of
highways.
Fl, r. 49, concerning the levying of tax for
library purposes.
II r. 155 relating the institution for the feeble
minded.
S ~. to confer additional power on town marshas.
III. r. l79 relating to the condition of county line
gravel roads.
II. 4. 40, relating to the relocation Of county
seats.
H. r. 2iO-Concerning cemeteries and voluntary
associations
H. R 2ss-Fixing the life term Of convict, at
twenty-five years.
II r. Is1-Reating to public notices
III. X. 42-TO empower county commissioners to
appropriate money for the erection Of soldiers
uments.
H. r. 2ss-to amend sec. 1877 R. g., relating 20
crime.
Ii. r Si3-Conoerning voluntary associations
III. r. 26i-Concernng the appointing OF deputy
sheriffs by mayors aud Others
al. A. ~, 70 provide for a live stock sanitary COM
ssi0n and state veterinary.
H. r. 282 TO egalize the acts of boards Of trustees
and all other officers OF the town Of Huntingburg,
H. r. 500. concerning the taxation of dogs and
amending laws.
H. r. $40. to provide for certain sums due for
building, etc, Of the state-house.
II. r.; l422l To organize an interstate fair.
II. r.: l27i] To appropriate 10000 10 Indiana
University.
II. r.: 1IG To provide for election of justice. of
II. b; p5il To suthOrizs tho purchase or con-