The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-03-08

ington street. in this city; II. r. 1O7. to pay Full
mer & Seibert $3.33S for grading streets IN this
city, fronting the States property. III. X. 2oI, TO
pay Haywood N Cooper for paving st. Clair
street. in this city, fronting the States property;
having Blacbfho ns sire in front front Of Military Park:
ii. Il. 529, to pay a number OF clalms-slxteen or
mOre-on account of the Indiana House OF
Refuge. for labor performed and goods furnished;
to the vacation of cemeteries; III. X. 447. 10 pro-
vide for publication of legal advertisements In
daily newspapers in certain cases; IL. X. los, 10
amend Section 81 of the commons school act, and
for the establishment of township libraries; ID:
r. $50. TO amend the act for the organization OF
life insurance companies; II. r. So, supplemental
TO the act providing for a statistical bureaus; >.
IT'S, to authorize school trustees of towns or cities
TO establish kindergarten schools; III. X. Ala, TO
amend the State Board of Health act. over the
objections of the GOvernor-yeas 27, nays 1y;H
X. SO. for the better government OF metropolitan
police in cities of $4,000 or mOre-the Gov
ernor's objection thereto observation-disclosures
%, nays ID.
The bin Is. 3O7l for the protection of inn
keepers was rejected-yeas, 20; nays, -.
AT the night session bills were returned from
the committees with favorable reports as fol-
alton of food and drugs; H. r. 526. comforting
additional duties upon county auditors; IL. K
175. TO tax express companies.
The following bills were ordered to the third
reading: Fl. r. $50, to amend the act to aid
pauper children; III. r.. 1S9, TO limit the amount
of taxes that may be levied in cities of 10000;
;. DO, that corporations may be organized Tor
loan, trust and safe-deposit purposes; II. X GIL,
TO legalize tie acts of trustees OF Carmel.
The following were referred to committees: III.
r. 43O. to encourage the study of agriculture,
chemistry, ETC., standing committees; III. X. 800.
to require notaries to state time of expiration OF
commissions; H.. r. $50, 10 authorize the pupils
i'm the Deaf and Dumb Institution to do printing
for that institutions; III. X. l75, to amend section
81 of an act concerning taxation; FL. X. 61s,
to prescribe the duties of Treasurer of State
with reference to moneys coming from United
States; III. r. 3l3, to amend Section BIZ OF X. D.;
H.. r. $40, to authorize the Governor, Auditor
and Treasurer Of State to make a loan; III. X.
4S1, to legaliZe the town of HarrOdsburg, Mon
roe county.
New bills were introduced as follows:
By Senator Dresser: Is. 4l2.l To authorize Pur-
due University trustees to accept gifts TO estab-
fish an institute of technology.
BY Senator Barrett: rs. 414.l Concerning pro-
ceedings in criminal cases.
BY Senator Smith: IS. 416.l To authorize
cities TO operate ~gas-works, on application of a
majority of freehOlders.
BY Senator Francis: s. ALL To amend a sep
arating law and TO provide for the right OF prop
erty-Owners to demonstrate against annexation.
The following bills were passed: III. X. 12S, TO
repeal Sections 2126 and 2127, Revised Statutes,
by yeas 20, nays, 20; II. X. 422, for the Organf-
ZatiOn of an interstate fair; III. II. 5S5, to au thor
lie the State to release certain mortgages; HI. X.
90, TO authorize cemetery associations to pur-
chase more grounds.