The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1889-02-20

H. H. Oh lApplegates 81 approp1auhg So.VVO
for a monument to Jonathan Jennings, FIRST
governor of Indiana.
III. r. IS Dryers amending sec. 2s2 OF an
act concerning proceedings in civil eases.
II. r. II (Ragon'sl requiring town and town.
ship trustees to publish annual financial state
ments.
III. X. 81 (Bigham's). fixing the salaries Of
county commissioners in counties having 1000
population at 81, 800 year; also assessors In
townships of $4,000 population at the same
salary.
H.R Sc (LangstaG7sl defining the crime of
cruelty TO animals.
II. r. 104 (Hobson's), relating to the opening,
changing and vacating Of highways.
III. r. 100 (Barnards), cancelling licenses
fraudulently obtained.
III. r.. 1O7 (Bigham'sl for the payment Of
S. 053. 70 TO Fumer & Sebert for grading and
graveling Reid-st along the west side of the
deaf and dumb asylum.
II. X. 10 (Bells), taking the appointment of
school teachers from the township trustee and
giving the same to three school directors.
The bill does not provide that the teacher
shall aboard around" in the good old time
thirty years ago, as some enemies OF the bill
claim.
II. r. 166 Davis). defining the powers of
justice of the peace-local bill for Steuben
county.
II. Il. 100 (Metzger's) to encourage agricul-
ture, farms, institutes, etc.
II r. 40 (WellsD, appropriating $4,000 for
Purdue university.
III. r. 12S (NOan'sl repeating the conspiracy
act of 1881. This act was put in the statute
cooks at the instigatiOn of railroad corpora
tons to hold their employees in their clutches.
The railroad men have committee here TO
push the repeal.
H. r. 136 (Hess0. authorizing county COM
missioners to provide asylums for children.
II. r. 13S (GOodwin's), requiring railroad
companies to give notice TO passengers OF de-
layed trains.
H. r. 141 (Patton's), Furnishing persons for
furnishing fraudulent certificate OF registration
of horses and other animals.
III. r. 146 (FultOn's) amending the act of
April. 1884, concerning public offenses.
H. r. 153 (Shambaugh's), placing the reporter
of the supreme court under four-thousand-dol-
lar salary cutting off his fat fees entirely and
providing for the publication of the reports by
the state under contract, and sell them TO
lawyers at 81. 80 per volume of 200 pages each.
This bill is a special order for this morning at
10 o'clock.
HR. III Vandolah's(, providing against
adulteration of food and drugs.
III. r. 179 (Harrell's) to authorize county
commissioners to construct free gravel roads
on county lines.
Ii. r. 1906 Harrell'sl preventing the catching
of rabbits with ferrets.
II. X. (Field's), providing for the publication
of certain notices.
H. r. 1876 (Stanley's), appropriating SHIFTS to
pay the claim of Cornelius Lay.
II. r. 30 (Hughes' authorizing cemetery as
sociations to invest their surplus in mortgage
notes and to allow Crown Hill cemetery to be
extended.
H. r. 211 (Hughes'), appropriating $500 to
pay Dye & FIshback for legal services rendered
the trustees of the insane asylum.
H. X. 224 Adams OF Morgan6 amending Sec
2,106, R. S.
il. b. 22s Davis, amending sec. 2,09S, r. s
H. r. 243 (Hughes'l relating to the insurance
of plate glass.
II. R. IA Gangstaf7s), creating first lien
upon labor performed
II. X. 249 (Applegate's), providing for cleo
ton by the legislature OF three trustees for
each of the insane asylums the deaf and dumb
and the blind Institutions.
This bill wipes out the president of the
board of benevolent institutions."l
II. r. 251 (Bigham'sl appropriating 1866; 40
to Haywood & Cooper for improving St.
Clair-st., indianapolis.
H. R. 264 (Langstat's), preventing Pinker-
toms men from interfering with the rights Of
Indiana workingmen.
II. r. 266 (Pierce'sl, amending sec. 1927, R. s.,
concerning crimes.
H. r. 267 (Shambaugh's), authorizing the sale
of state lands.
HI 269 (Custer's), authorizing the purchase
of ten acres for the use of the insane hospital
near Logansport.
II. r. go Clusters, providing for the trim
ming of hedge fences, etc.
III. r. 271 (Dolan's6 appropriating $4,000 to
the state university.
II. r. $50 (Rickatd's), Iegalizing the acts of
the trustees of the town of Huntingburg.
II. r. 2S3 (Willard's) declaring that twenty
five years shall constitute life sentence.
II. r. 2S7 (Moon'sl, amending sec. 10 OF the
drainage act
ii. r. 2S9 (Brownlee's) requiring lien hold
ers TO work satisfaction in records when same
is paid.
ii. r.. 295 (Brownlee's) appropriating money
to repair the deaf and dumb institute build
ings.
ii. r. 304 (Bigham's), appropriating 5000 to j..
l.. Spaulding for grading and paving east side
walk of Blackford-st., along military park.
III. Il. $40 Davis, TO empower the trustee of
Steuben township, Steuben county, to sell GER
tain congressional school land.
H. r. go (ZOerchers, by requestl amending
the act relating TO life insurance corporations.
II. r.. 343 (ClaypOOIsl concerning voluntary
associations.
II. Il. 34S (White'sl, relating to county boards
of tax equalization.
H. R. $40 adams of Whitley'sl, putting
Whitley and Noble counties in one judicial
district
H. r. S54 Curtis, authorizing county COM
missioners to pay reward for the apprehension
or detection OF any person guilty of felony.
[John f. Sullivan will help along the bill
II. r.. $50 lTrOuts), requiring owners OF dogs
to register them with township trustee, giving
age, breed, color and habits. Tag for col
81 II. > L. s57 CLetzger'sl concerning public
roads
II. r. 800 (Hughes'l, requiring all plats of
new additions to cities of 10000 population to
be submitted to city commissioners before
filing.
ii. X. 377 (Schmuck's), relating to foreign in
surance companies doing business in Indiana.
II. r. SOL Iaceysl, to protect teachers in
the public schools.
! II. r. 1913 (Askren's) fixing the time for
county treasurer to take his Office on the first
Monday in January after his election, and al
/ lowing his bondsmen TO sign the bond before
any officer authorized to take acknowledge
ments instead of compelling them to appear
| before the county commissioners, as is now the
| case.
H. r. 421 (Nolan's), amending sec. 1916 OF
| the revised statutes in reference to appropna-
ton of lands for railroad purposes.
II. r. 422 (Nolan's), for the organization of
! interstate fair.
| H.R. 42s (Nolan'sl providing for the appoint
ment of humane inspector in cities OF $1,000
and over.
II. r. 452 (McKelvey'sl to amend secs. 4, 7S5,
| 1914, 5,99i and 1892 of revised statutes, and
! the law concerning highways.
II. r. 46S (McGovney'sl, to appropriate
money for the payment of the claim of the Ma
tional vulcanite company for paving Washing
ton-st., indianapolis; s., S44.S4 is the amount
\ claimed.
! III. r. 473 (Schmucb's) to authorize school
| commissioners in cities OF 10000 or more In