The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-06
IN THE SENATE.
The following bills passed Wednesday:


:. l07 to enable joint suits be main tanned upon
several bonds Of public officers and Others.
;. PA 10 prohibit voluntary conveyance of prop
erty BY a debtor in contemplation OF insolvency.
5 S9. in relation to establishing sewers in ineor-
porated towns.
S So, TO amend the charter OF the city of Evans
vile.
H. R. ST. to prevent fishing with dynamite and
for the destruction OF all fifteen feet long.
5. $50. to repeal act entitled can act touching
the duties Of township trustees with reference TO
liquidating and contracting indebtedness OF town
ships In certain cases, approved March ., 1883.
The following bills were read a second time
and advanced to a third reading:
:. S. 10 regulate the sale of drugs, medicines and
poisons in cities Of 300 population and over.
:. 81, 70 pay David X. Munson for work on insane
81 to regulate the weighing of coal by operators
in coal mines.
;. 2O6. to limit the rate railroad companies and
other common carriers may charge per mile Tor carry
ing and transferring passengers
:. 49, 10 amend sec. OF an act entitled an act TO
amend secs and Of an act entitled act to pro-
vide for the repair Of free free gravel roads.
2l, to repeal sec. and 10 amend secs, l, s. Al,
g. IS and Il OF an act concerning taxation, being
sees. 621o ,2d9, 6216, 6,50, $685. 6,355 and $3.50 OF
revised statutes, 1881.
age Tor taxation and to make the mortgage pay the
taxes on the amount mortgaged.
;. 256, for the establishment OF branch highways,
defining their width, etc.
5. 279 to amend sec. 3 OF act concerning drain
ace, approved April s. 1SSj
$ 3i2, to amend sec 2l7 of an act concerning pub
II, 1851.
s 3l5 concerning the payment of employees of
companies, corporations individuals and assoeia-
5 s52 for the relief of Samuel Williams, ex-
; Ss5 authorizing boards of school commissioners
in CHI IS having 10000 or more census OF 1870 to levy
taxes Tor library purposes.
8i7. to provide for the public printing by county
officers. etc.
;. ISL 70 authorize guardians to execute mortgages
in certain cases.
355 Tor the reIi Of John Elliott ex-trustee etc
: 800 20 provide for the maintenance, care and in
crea.e OF township libraries
ii. r. 6, to amend an act entitled an "An act in
laon 70 promissory rotes, bank checks and bills Of
exchange" etc
II. f. 1S4. concerning the location OF cemeteries
outside Of limits Of incorporated cities.
IL. K 81, amending act concerning the organiza-
ton and perpetuity OF voluntary associations, ETC.
II. r. $50, making it unlawful TO give, barter or
sell tobacco to children.
II. r. 395, counties to receive donations of build
ings and grounds for high school purposes.
II. r. Ss7, to prohibit any company, corporation or
association organized under the laws OF this for
the purpose o drilling and mining for petroleum
natural gas. etc.
The following bills were reported from the
senate committees:
II. X rs, repeating sec. 2l6 and 217 of an act con-
,erning ohenses and their punishment, approved
H. r. 30 to legalize acts Of board of trustees and
ali other officers OF the town Of Huntingburg, Dubois
county.
II. T. pa, relative to the appointment Of special
deputies 10y sheriiIs, mayors, etc
f. r 40 ladyerse), for an act concerning the du-
ties OF circuit clerks
H. L. SO, TO amend sec. 3,5O2 Of revised statutes
concerning voluntary associations
Bills introduced:
BY :. r. Thompson: IS 1901. Fixing the time of
holding court in the Thir.ieth judicial circuit
The following senate bills passed the senate
Thursday:
make donations b railroads when reconstructed.
). 264 TO legaize the incorporation Of certain adj
ditions to the town Of ROachdae.
5 tl2 exempting homesteads Of the value of 81, 900
from execution.
S 4Os to legaze the acts Of the town Of Huntsville
:. 304 authorizing county commissioners to es-
tabsh homes for INDECENT aged women TO exceed
S., 900 in cash.
s. 2O3. allowing claimants against the state TO
bring suit and recover Judgment in the supreme
court OF Marion county
5. SO4 TO amend sec. 81 Of an act to repeal all
general laws in force for the incorporation of
cities and to provide for the Incorporation Of cities
:. Zsl, 10 amend see. of act approved Dec 20
1865 in regard 10 Incorporation Of insurance COM
5 Is, 70 authorize the board Of county commits
siOners 10 levy upon all taxable property OF the
county not exceeding mill upon each 81 Of taxable
property for every ten miles Of turnpike the receipt
to constitute turnpike fund in the county treasury
to be paid out only upon the warrant Of the county
auditor, issued upon the order of the board OF
county commissioners. Such board shall apportion
said fund to the several townships of the county
having free Grnpikes therein according 70 the needs
and requirements of such turnpikes; and shall order
such funds paid out to the several township
Of the township 20 which said funds have been APP
proDriated.
S 22i, to amend Sec ? of drainage act of April c,
1855
House bills passed as follows:
572, authorizing bridge companies owning bridges
across forming boundary lines of this state
TO acquire, own and operate steel railroads in
nectiOn Herewith.
a. 10 loan the school fund AZ the rate of per
cent. interest instead of 8 as heretofore
317, amend 200 of act approved April II,
1887, concerning crimes and punishment
100, 10 legaze the acts OF The town OF New Lisbon
l67, to authorize townships ~ vote for the pur-
chase Of gravel roads when fifty freeholders Of the
township petition the county commissioners.
The following bills were reported to the sen.
ate by Mr.. Barrett, from the oommitte on ju-
dietary;
S. 1873 by Mr. Denote (adverse), 70 require county
commissioners to designate repositories for the
school funds.
s 392. by Mr. Burke TO amend sec p Of act
entitled IAN act regulating descents and the appor-
uOnment Of estates" 1885, r. 5. 1881.
s. 352, by Mr. Dresser. 70 prevent corners in food
and other products and merchandise, etc.
s. 401, BY Mr. ShrOyer, TO repeal sec 1888 Of the
X. 5. 1851
; $685. by Nj. Grifhth. to provide for the inspec-
ton OF meats
II. L as. By Mr.. Nolan. bill for an act provid-