The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-03-11

organizations OF the state having n mem
bership of 500 n copy OF the house journal.
r.Sleeper then woke up the house by
offering resolution 10 compel the com
mittee on Temperance TO report temper.
ance bills. a motion by Mr. Loefcher 10
table it was lost by vote OF 81 10 81.
The resolution was then adopted-ycas,
40; nays, 50, as follows:
Yeas-llaker Bransteuer, Rroicn OF steu.
ben. Bryant Carroll, Clay o0'. mn, Erwin,
FnTiow, Faulkner, Gill, Guthr.c, HdgsaTf Har-
roll, HsY, llealhman, Higgins. uougham, Hug
man. kelieher, kestrT. kigore, Kyle, L0tid,
Ltademufh. Ncfi0tref Moon, MOrr = OF Parke.
Noes. 0Gicer. q dhdm, Parter OF Newton, PAT
ton, Peters. Robbins. Rude icepe, 5milh Of
owen. Smith OF posey Timmons. Trimble,
Noig,. Hhatenberrcr. UtisOA, Wfight-f9.
Nays-Adams, Adler, Bsiglor. Bowman, Ryrs
XIII Calvert. Cuilop, Curtis, Ebert, fippen,
Fowler Fulton. Gent, Gray, Hench. lnman,
Johnson OF Carroll. Johnson OF Dearborn, kel-
ley, korns, Mack, Matthew, Nolan, Oppen.
helm, Oserman. Piekhardt Roscoe, Stull, Teal.
Themes, Thompson, Wark. Zoereher, AR.
SpeAkeT-35.
Not voting khan, Bensley, BeauchAmp,
Bernethy, BrOtCR of Morgan. Callcott, Gless-
ner. hess Lee. Teyden, McCloskey. McCul-
Tough, Norris OF Henry, Parker OF hendricks,
Short, Stone Troy, Watson, Hds-l0.
Mr.. Gent then scaned the temperance
agitators, saving that he received this
vote as a badge Oi honor-he won report
more temperance legislation than the
house desired-more than many who had
voted TO censuro him expected.
The senate passed the following bills
Wednesday:
II. r. S43-Prohibiiing the directors and
trustees OF colleges, academies and uni
versities that have been endowed by the
state from mortgaglng the property Of
such institutions.
II. r. 4I4-Authorizing city councils 10
build drains and assess II portion of the
cost thereof against the property ben,
! Gifted
ii. r. 259-Amending the election law
so as TO permit the use Of pastors on bal.
| lots, provided that such pastors shall con-
! tam the names of a candidate for each Of
I the offices to be voted for. This bill was
| passed as 1t came from the house, bv a
| vote of "a 10 Z. AIessrs. Harlan, Havs, Hob
son, Loyeland, Mount, jackson and Ko-
| pelke voting an the nerative.)
III. r. 23S-Making the state geologist
custodian OF the war flags OF the state and
| approprialing the sum of $3.50 for car
| ing for the same.
5. S63-Reimbursing Samuel Williams,
ex-trustee OF Newgarden township, Wayne
|
was lost in the failure of the Coffin bank
OF Richmond end subsequently made good
| by the aforesaid official.
III. r. 552-Legalizing the incorporation
OF the town OF Scottsburgh, Scott county.
| :. 297-ExtendinR the powers of the
boards OF cbildren's guardians in town.
ships OF $1,000 inhabitants TO counties
wherein such townships are situated.
| THE bill originally provided that such
boards should be appoint ell by the circuit
court in all counties Of the state upon
petition of twenty-four freeholders. but
this section was stricken out on motion of
/ Dir. Howard.
III. r. 66-Providing that in the con-
s;ruction of bitches the allotments shall
be sold before the work is commenced.
S. 304-Requiring all foreign live stock
insurance companies operating in this
state 10 have a capital stock of 100000.
H.R 55S-Beasley amendment toschool-
book law appropriatInG 81 900 for the pay
ment OF the expenses of advertising tor
bids for the completion OF the school-book
series This amendment makes phvsiol-
ogy two book series instead OF one IL.
creases the price of histories from 80 TO 65
cents, such history TO be equal to Thai
helms physiology, 80 to 60 cents, equal TO
Hutchinson's grammars made two series
instead OF one, increased from % to 40
cents.
5. $50 by Mr.. Howard-Requiring the
superintendents OF the institutions FOR the
deaf and dumb, blind and feeble minded
to provide for the industrial education Of
the inmates of these by teachers. and
abolish the present contract system. In
order TO carry on this system the bill rro-
vides for an appropriation of $4,000 to be
divided as follows: Deaf and dumb asy-
lum, $1,000; blind asylum, $1,000; home
for feeble minded youth, $1,000.
III. r. 652-Appropriating tine sum OF
$4,000 for the construction OF a sewer and
a stone wall at the prison south.