The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-06
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By Barry: III. r. s75l To prevent monopOiies
by making contracts in restraint OF trade.
act 70 H. r. 10 seG OF an
cOrpOrated towns and the common councils of cities
to levy tax for school purposes.
BY Schmuck: II. r. 81 To regulate foreign in
surance companies doing business in this state.
BY Oppenheim IL. r. S7s. To authorize the
formation OF cooperative associations by mechanics
farmers, laboring men and others
By stuli: III II. S79.l To amend sec. 2s47 of an
act concerning taxation of dogs. Approved March
10, 1881. being sec. 26i7 of the T. S. of 1881
By Logan: II. r. ;sS0l To provide for general
system OF common schools the officers thereof and
their respective powers and duties.
BY Briant: II. r. ISL To legalize the acts OF the
trustees of the town OF Andrews in Huntington
By Marrum: III r. Ss2.l To abolish capitation
and labor for the construction and repair of
highways and bridges. Also: H. r. 393 To provide
biitv duties oath and length of service. Also: III
Z. 3S4 To prevent the killing of quails and prescrb
ing the punishment therefor
By stanley: III r. 1851 To prohibit the killing
of squirrels during certain seasons of the year and
fixing penalty therefor
ton, prescribing the powers and duties and fixing
the compensation OF the attorney general OF Indiana
BY Custer: II. X. $50 Concerning the death
penalty prescribing the time, place and manner OF
infcting the same.
By Peasants: III r. ss7.l To provide for the
management and care of the state house
BY VandOlah: II. r. $50. To amend sec. 5i19,
R: 5, by repeating sec. 4, concerning husband and
By Carroll: III r. S9Ol To authorize cities of
$500 and less TO divide into wards.
BY Lacy: III r. 39l.l Relating TO the protec-
ton of teachers in public schools.
BY Heiny: III. r. 1921 Concerning voluntary
association
By AsSrens: III. +. 1881 Relating to county
treaSurers term OF Office.
BY Raglan: H. R. s94l Relating to the incor-
poration OF cities and towns.
BY Patton: II. r. 1851 Relating TO the county
auditors fees.
By Willard: III. R; 1861 Concerning the build
ing Of branch railroad lines TO coal mines.
Ry H. Il i q prOViie ?
system OF common schools
BY Covert: III. r. $685. To increase the capital
stock OF voluntary associations.
BY Willard III. X. 1921 For the relief of f. J.
Robinson, adutant OF Camp Morton.
BY Timmons: II. Il. 40Ol Relating to the liens of
agricultural ana other labOrers.
BY Bell: Fl. r. i0ii Concerning railroad bridges
and tunnels for the protection OF employees.
By johnson; IL X 4o2i Relating to apportionment
of school revenues.
By Peasants: Ill r. 4O3l Relating to voluntary
association insuring farm property.
By Hughes, by consent: II. X. 4Q4-l Concerning
the election of school commissioners for cities of
5000 or over
Also, H. K. 4O5.l concerning the teaching OF Ger
man in common schools in certain cases
BY Conn: II. Il. I06 Relating to the and
regulation Of telephones.
By Kobbe: IH. r. 4OIl To legalize the election of
board of trustees Of louisville Bartholomew county
On motion OF Mr.. Kobbe the constitutional rule
was suspended and the bill was finally passed by
By zosrcher III r. 4osI To confer additional
powers corporations Of towns and cities
By Work: II. r 4G9l Relating TO the fees OF
justices of the peace and constables. Also III. r.
40 Relating 10 the taxation of dogs. Also IL. K.
4l0l To amend sec Of an act to provide Tor the
taxation of dogs.
By Lansstatf: III R. III To pay claim of
John K. Rankin for $50. -.
BY stanley II. r. 412.l To provide for the regu-
lation the running at large of all kinds of animals
in the different townships and different counties in
the state.
By Curtis: III. r. 41S.l To provide for the assess
ment Of attorneys fees in judgments taken in the
courts OF Indiana against Incorporated companies.
BY ridden: II. r. 414 Concerning the instru-
ments used in county surveying.
BY Brown: IL r. 40 Tie create the Eighteenth
said circuit and providing for judge for said cir
cult; also, prosecuting attorney.
By Ragon III. f. 4i6.l To compel owners of
town lots to grade, pave or plank sidewalks
By CarricE: II. Z. AL. TO amend secs. 3, 9, II
and u, concerning gravel and macadamized roads
By cullen: nj R. i1s.l To amend sec. 1893 of
the r. :. 1851
By Fields: III. Il. 1921 To amend sec. 81 oflan
entitled act for the incorporation of towns, de-
lining their powers, providing Tor the election OF
officers thereof, and declaring their duties.
The bills to provide punishment for obtain
ing notes by fraud and to teach in the public
schools the hygienic effects OF alcohol were in
definitely postponed.
The Peyton-John contest was made special
order for 10 o'clock Thursday.
The bill to provide school superintendent
with Offices was indefinitely postponed; also,
the bills to provide general system of public
In the house the following bills read a second
time and the reports of the respective committees
thereon with the recommendation that they be in
definitely postponed:
duties OF executors and administrators etc.
ii. +. ia To amend the act establishing the
state board Of health, approved March Z, ISL
II. r. %. Concerning the unlawful OF and
wearing of the badges OF the &. A. r.
II. r. 200 To amend an act approved April Il,
IT, R. log. Relating to false registration of stock
II. r. 1l2. To prohibit counties, townships, cities
and towns from contributing subscribing or do
mating aid to railroads
II. L. So. For the relief OF Stephen Phillpot.
The following bills were read a second time and
recommended in the reports OF the committees to
be passed. They were also ordered engrossed:
II. +. So Concerning cruelty to animals.
ii. Z. pa To amend sec. 2,1O6 OF r. :.
II. L. l22. To appropriate $4,000 10 pay old debts
and improve the state prison south.
III, r. 2l5. To provide Tor the incorporation OF
presbyterios, conferences. camp-Ineetings. etc.
II. r. 13S. Requiring railroad companies to give
notice to passengers OF delayed trains.
\ message from the governor informed the house
that ne had signed enrolled bill 49, an act TO legal
lie the Incorporation of Sheridan Hamilton county
Ind also enrolled bill lO-to Fl the time of hold
ing courts in the Second judicial circuit
Mr.. Mendenhall introduced the following resOlu-
ton Be it resolved that the sentiment OF the prayer
offered this morning in regard to temperance Is the
sense OF this house, and we demand some laws en-
acted To check the sale of intoxicating liquors On
motion Of Mr. Nolan, it was tabled by vote of 20
to p
The following bills were introduced by consent,
read by title and referred to committees:
By Nolan: II. r. i2i. To amend sec. 3,9i5 of the
r. with reference To the appropriation of lands be-
longing to the state, counties towns for railroad
purposes. AsO: II K. 422. To provide for the
organization of Interstate aiis in the state OF In
diana
By Fields: III r. 42s.l To pay for the gas machine
fixtures aud attachments for the of the soldiers
orphans home Al Khightstown, Iud.
BY Kelley; III. H. 425.l To fix the fee of the
clerks Of the circuit courts in regard to marriage
licenses. Also, II. r. f24. To amend sec 90 con-
corning elections and the contests thereof
BY Wilson: II. r. SO To exempt from taxation
county, CITY. town and township bonds Also
III r. 427. Relative to taxation of certain personal
property and other evidences of debt held by
residents OF the state of Indiana.
By Nolan: ii. f. 42o.l To provide for a humane
inspector in cities Of q, 600 population over.
By Robbins H. Il. 429l To prohibit the em-
ployment OF armed men by cOrparationS. Also,
H. Il. 430.] To encourage the study of agriculture,
horticulture and economic agricultural chem
istry etc.
By Pickhardt: III. 2. ISL To make it unlawful
for any ATTORNEY in the state 20 accept contingent
fee in any action for libel.
Mr.. Foster introduced the following resolution
which meant to lie an answer 20 Mr.. Nenden-
halls introduced q few moments before and tabled:
Whereas, The republican preachers and the
publican saiOon-keepeTS in the late campaign stood
side by side in the support Of free whisky therefore
be IL
Resolved That the republican members OF this
house are hereby requested not TO be too hard
their old allies.
This was adopted.
Under the order Of business, Mr.. Hughes bill
concerning the plating OF cities OF 10000 and
over, aud requiring the plat To be submitted to
city commissioners before being filed, was read
the second time, and, on motion OF Mr.. Cray