The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-03-06


the education of the deaf and dumb, was re-
ported back from the senate with the amend
ments that each OF the trustees shall execute
ten-thOusand-dOllar bond TO the governor within
thirty days after his election and that the
treasurer OF the board give bond in the sum of
$4,000
Senate bill 274, providing for the appoint
ment and compensation of custodian and engi-
neer OF public building, was passed
House bill 539, introduced by Mr.. Moon, pro-
viding that town marshals shall be elected by
trustees instead OF the people, was lost by
vote OF 10 10 90. Mr.. Moon in support OF the
bill stated that its provisions would render
eleetioneering on the part OF marshals, as they
would not be dependent Tor reelection on
the votes of those they would otherwise feel
necessitated in favoring.
Other bills under consideration by the house
Thursday were the following:
Senate bill 292, introduced by Burke, an act
appropriating 500 to pay Merchants national
bank of indianapolis on account of John ID.
Carter, etc, was ordered to a third reading
Senate bill 209 (Byrd's). for the relief of Da-
vid N. Barnhart, was ordered to a third read
ing.
Senate bill 40 (Bozeman's), an act to author
lie townships 10 construct or aid In the con-
struction and repair of bridges or cross streams
OF water passed
Senate bill 295 (Dresser's), an act authorizing
organization of corporations TO conduct health
resorts etc. passed.
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official terms of directors OF the Northern state
prison, passed.
Senate bill l92 (Johnson's), to amend certain
sections OF the school laws, was ordered to
third reading.
Senate bill 50 (Traylorsl bill to encourage
erection and operation of water-works in towns
by Incorporated associations, was ordered to
third reading.
Senate bill 232 (Sears'), a bill legalizing the
election of the present board of directors of the
Clinton drawbridge company, passed.
House bill 100 tBarnard'sl bill for an act
providing for the cancellation of licenses
fraudulentlY obtained, passed.
House bill 407 (Kobbe'sl bill for an act TO
legalize the acts of the trustees of Jonesville,
bartholomew county, passed
House bill 526, ZOercher, to confer additional
power on county auditors passed.
House bill 5l0, Langstatl, an act granting the
right of way through the lands of the state for
highway, passed. This bill cOntempates the
extension of f. Ohio-st., indianapolis, through
the states land TO the reformatOry.l
Bill Is, Towards, to remove obstruction in
Kankakee at Momence is made a special order
for Friday at $3.50 a. m.
Mr.. Warrum yesterday introduced a new bill
to amend the present license law, fixing the
license of retail dealers at not less than 800
nor more than $3.50. 1t was referred 20 the
committee on temperance.
Mr. Reynolds introduced a new bill, the pro-
visions of which can compel owners of town
lots TO grade or plank the sidewalks in front
thereof. 1t was referred to the proper COM
mittee.
The following bills were under consideration
in the house Friday:
House bill 5S5, introduced by Foster, act to
authorize the state auditor to release certain
cages 10 secure certain loans. Ordered engrOssed.
Senate bill Al, Byrd, act to prohibit contracts
by which persons agree 70 buy particular place.
Ordered 10 a third reading
House bill 157. Wa rum, limiting jurisdiction Of
afHf fal,r bi-l In
definitely postponed.
House bill SS5, Nolan, an act providing for the
current expenses Of the additional hospitals for the
insane Ordered engrossed.
House bill i67, Carroll, concerning the purchase of
toll-rOads, engrossed by senate.
Senate bill 25S, Kerh, providing for the compile
Tor the insane, passed.
House bill 25l, Bigham, appropriatng sS65.4O to
Haywood Cooper Tor improving st. Clair-st.r lndi-
81. ate bin 800 Byrd. for relief of D. NJ Barnhart
and other trustees OF Clay county, passed.
House bill 40, Work, TO amend an act relative TO
taxing of dogs and to repeal 1851 R. s. Of 1881,
indefinitely postponed
House bill IS Kelley, TO provide for the payment
and recovery OF costs and fees in certain cases, or
dered 10 third reading.
House bill al, Patton, providing for the punish
ment of false pretense in furnishing certificate of
registration Of horses and other animals. Passed.
House bill l55. relating 10 institution for feeble
minded children, engrOssed by senate and reported
back with minor amendments. Amendments I'M
proved.
Senate bill 305, Johnson to authorize county com
missiOners to appropriate money for aged or feeble
women, where private requests for such purpose
equals $1,000 passed on suspension of the rules.
senate bill 295 Dresser, authorizing the organza-
ton of corporations to conduct aith resorts, hos
piias and sanitarums TO manufacture chemicals and
medicines. Passed.
House bin III. vandolah, bill for an act to pro-
vide against adulteTatiOn OF foods and drugs Passed
House bill AL Pickharit an act TO provide for the
publication OF legal advertisements etc. Passed.
House bill 3O4, Bigham, providing Tor Paymento OF
in f,f
about University park. The amount Is S299.lO.
Passed.
Senate bill No. l22 Johnson, TO amend sections of
school law. Reported from committee on education
with the amendment that the time warranting a
license without examination be six" years in any
proved and the bill ordered TO third reading
House bill S. Langsta6, bill for an act concern
ing cruelty to animals. Passed.
Senate bill 292, 10 pay claims Of John J. Carter.
Passed.
Mr.. Barretts night school bill was amended
by making the establishment of night schools
optional with trustees.
The Beaver lake bill was ordered to third
reading.
Mr.. Beasley's bill requiring that the state
auditor shall draw warrants except on funds
actually in the treasury was recOmmtted.
The senate amendments to the Curtis bill
were non-concurred in and a conference COM
mittee appointed.
The bill to prohibit Sunday base ball went to
the committee on swamp lands.
House bill $50 introduced by Loop, authorizing
the Indiana institution for the education of the deaf
and dumb to do the printing Of all annual reports
required for the institution. EngrOssed.
House bill 4l2 Stanley, to amend 63T OF r. s.,
concerning running at large Of animals. Ordered
engrossed.
House bin 500, Stanley, for the relief of J. D. Hiatt
4 Son and others. Ordered engrossed.
House bill &c. ClaypoOl, to amend 2.4s7 of the
R. s., concerning law of descent. Ordered en-
House bill 46i, Pickhardt to amend sec. 6,l5s of
r. 5. EngrOsSed
House bill 81, Loop. an act to suppress bucket
shops aud gambling in stocks bonds petroleum, etc.
EngrOssed.
House bill 597 White to establish a board of chill
dren's guardians in certain townships. Indeh-
nitely postponed.
House bill 535, Adams OF Whitley, to authorize
guardians TO execute mortgages IN certain cases.
EngrOssed.
House bin SIS, Adams of Whitley, to provide for
payment of certain sums due for building. etc, of
state-hOuse. Engr0ssed.
Senate bill $50 bill for an act 20 enable county
commissioners TO purchase toll roads and make them
free Indefinitely postponed.
House bill 2i2, Kelly, concerning deienSes 70
promissory notes. etc. EngrOssed.
House bill 274, Anderson provide for examine
tion Of mine Inspectors EngrOssed
The governor vetoed the bill providing for
the election Of trustees for the additional in
sane hospitals.
Soon after the assembling Of the house Mon
day morning Mr.. Wilson of Shelby moved
for a reconsideration of the senate bill, l45, in
trOduced by Mr.. Barrett. The measure pro-
vides for the maintenance of nightschoOls in
certain cases. When twenty or more petitioners
reuuest the hoard of school trustees to omen q