The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-13
In the Hnnse.
The following were introduced by consent

the state IN swamp land and other claims.
In the House.
The following were introduced by consent:
By Cranor: III. r. 432.I Concerning drainage.
BY Dewey: III. r. 4S3.l To provide for the cross
ing Of railroads.
By Reynolds: III. R. 4sI.l To regulate the prac-
tice of medicine and the issuing of license.
BY Metzger; III. r. 4S5.l To amend secs. 4 ,s4s and
4,Si9 OF the r. s., concerning the Enclosure OF
animals
BY Berry: III. L. 4s6l For the claim of Joseph E.
BY Stanley; [H. R. 437.I To amend sec 1,7s9 r. s.,
concerning proceedings in criminal cases. Also:
III. r, 49, To amend sec, 1875 Z. s., concerning
gravel roads Also: III r. 1927 To provide Tor the
By Wilson: ri. r. 44Ol To amend sec. 6,343R.
S. concerning taxation. Also: VI. r. Al To pro-
BY Askren: IN. R. 442l Concerning the relOca-
ton Of county seats
By Alder: III R. 4i3l Relating to charges for
By Curtis: III R. AL To encourage manufact-
uring companies
By Apologize: III. r. 4i5l To employ an agent
70 represent the state in swamp lands Also: III.
r. 44jl Relating to the selling OF spirituous liquors
by druggists.
BY Piekhart: ri. R. AT To provide for legal adj
refreshments in cities aud towns Of $4,000.
By Ridley: III. r. 44sI Relating to the election
OF county superintendent.
By Ragon: III R. 4Igl To amend sec. 1,O5OR S,
concerning civil cases.
BY Ridley; H. r. 450l To legaiize the incor-
pOratiOn OF the town OF ScOttsburg, Scott county.
Mr.. Brownlee offered concurrent resolution
fixing the price OF revised statutes of 81 at
S1.75.
The bill to elect three trustees for each of
the state hospitals was ordered engrossed after
Mr.. Fields amendment to put the selection in
the hands OF the governor had been defeated.
The bill for boards OF public works in cities
of more than $4,000 was engrossed.
The deficiency appropriation bill was report
ed, and caused long debate. It appropriates
the following sums: For the years 1857 and
6. -. Z
vate secretary, 81, 500; governors clerk $1,000;
governors messenger, 500; adiutant-gen-
eral $1,000; adjutant-generals clerk $500;
quartermaster general, $500; governors office
expenses, 500; governors civil contingent
fund, 81 200; governors military contingent
fund, = eco; secretary of state, g. 900; deputy
secretary of state, 81, 5O0 clerk of secretary of
state, $500; clerk of the bureau of printing and
stationary, $1,000; Office expenses of secretary
of state, $500; for the distribution of laws and
reports, $780, state auditor, $1,000; deputy state
auditor, $500; clerk OF the land department,
1890; clerk of the insurance department.
81 200; state treasurer, 5000; deputy state
treasurer, $780, Waterman treasury, 500;
treasurers office expenses, 500. Most OF the
day taken up in going over the old Robert
son case, though the supreme court commission
bill passed.
The following senate bills were read the first
time and referred to appropriate com mittees:
Relating to drainage; to authorize cities and
lOWHS 10 cOnStIuCI ltNceSs 10 the ulFlslOn Vi Tic
state into judicial districts and creating the
Fifty-frst circuit; to define the Twenty-fourth
circuit and creating the Fiftieth; for the en-
cOuragement of agricultural societies; relating
to pools, trusts and combines; for the relief of
Flyers G. Hubbard, treasurer OF the schools of
Richmond, Ind; to legalize the records of cir
cult courts.
BY consent the following bills were intro
duced:
BY McKelvy: III. r 452.l Concerning elections
By Brown: III R. 45t.l Relating to the keeping of
pool tables In rooms where intoxicating liquors are
sold.
BY Fowler: III. r. 45s.l To amend 30. 2.117.
2,120. r. 5, concerning fishing.
BY Carol: III X. 454.l Concerning the safety of
employs in mines by the placing Of tnlbers therein.
Also 455 concerning highway.
BY Robbins: III r. 456-l To amend sec 1880,
concerning real estate and property.
BY Askrens: III. r. 457.l To Tx the bond OF the
By wilson: II R. 45sl To provide for the in
spectiOn OF petroleum oils to take from the gov
ernOr the appointment OF inspector.
BY Mckittrck; Il. r. 49, For the relief OF Allen
BY APPLICABLE III. r. 1901 Concerning the death
penalty, prescribing the time and place.
BY Askrens: III. r. 46l.l TO amend sec 5,99i R.
BY Hessler: III r. 1927 To amend sec. 5,971 r. s.
By Covert: RI. X. 463 Relating TO canned goods.
BY Piokhart: II. r. 46tl To amend sec. 6,l5S r.
s., concerning taxation.
BY Dewey: [H. r. 49, Relating to interest and
usury.
By Langstafr: III r. 1861 Concerning the pack
ing and sale Of unripe peaches in baskets
By Mendenhall; Ill r. ASH Concerning the
study OF the effects Of alcoholic stimulants and
cotics in the common schools.
On the order of reading bills the second time
the following were ordered engrossed: Con-
corning the rental of telephones and repeating
the act regulating the use of same; prohibiting
fishing with spear; concerning the sale of in
toxicating liquor on 30th of May; TO amend sec.
6Oi of X. S. concerning proceeding in civil
cases; to provide for the election of attorney
general; to legalize the record of town of Rens-
selaer.
Mr.. McGovney introduced bill to pay for
the states part OF the Westinghouse. paving
The bill to create state board of health was
made a special order for Friday at $3.50.
The local option bill was made a special
order for next Wednesday at 10 o'clock.
The following were ordered engrossed: To
amend Sec ,4S3, K. s., concerning the election
of justices of peace; relating to insurance
companies; TO limit requests to societies to
one-fourth the amount of the estate where
there are wife or children; to compel holders
of leases to release the same when satisfied
ian amendment by Mr. Brownlee) TO strike out
the word "10' and insert 800 in sec. l, was
agreed to; to amend secs. 5,107 and 5,1l4, r.
s., concerning the purchase of toll-roads by
county commissioners. An amendment by Mr.
Gladis to exempt roads in cities and towns was
agreed to-
The following senate engrossed bills were
read the first time, and referred to appropriate
committees: Concerning voluntary assoeia-
tons for the purpose of the formation OF fairs;
to amend secs. 4,737, R. s., concerning cleo
tons; to amend sec. 1,493, r. s., concerning
the election of justice of peace; relating to
uniform assessment of property in different
counties; to provide for the construction of q
sewer at the northern prison.
The bill concerning plank and gravel roads
was made special order for Monday at 1880.
The chairman of the committee OF the whole,
Mr.. Peasants, made report on the deficiency
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