The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11
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court OF Marion county. Committee on
claims.
H.R. 4S9, by Mr.. Cullop-To tax CAPT
tai stock, franchises and privileges OF
street railway, manufacturing, mining,
turnpike, savings bank, insurance and
like corporations organized or existing
under the laws of the state. Capital
stock of such corporations 10 be assessed
at full cash value. Committee on ways
and means.
II. r 49, by Mr.. McCullough-To place
the appointment OF the directors of the
prisons, the trustees to the four insane hos
pitfalls, the trustees OF the institution for
the blind, the trustees OF the deaf and
mute institute in the hands of the COVER
nor. Trustees to hold their Office during
the pleasure OF the governor No mora
than two of the three trustees or directors
of any board to belong to the same politi-
cal party. Present trustees and directors
to serve out their term of office. Wardens
and superintendent to be appointed by
directors and trustees respectively. Com
mittee on benevolent institutions.
II. r. 491, by Mr.. cCullough-Author-
ling the board of trustees of the deaf and
mute institution TO sell seventy-nine acres
of surplus land adjoining the institution.
Committee on benevolent institutions
II. r., 493, by Mr.. Robbins-Authors
izing the purchase of toll roads. Commit.
tee on roads.
H R, 494, by Mr.. Byrket-Concernine
the compensation of the reporter of the
supreme court. Committee on judiciary.
Ii. r. 1876, by Mr.. Claypool-Whoever
hunts with dogor hunts Orshoots With any
kind of fire arms, in Enclosed lands, with
out first obtaining the consent of the
owner in writing, shall be fined not less
than s. and not more than $50. Com
mittee on agriculture.
Ii. r. 497, by Mr.. Gent-Amending the
act providing for the voluntary assign
ment of personal and real property in trust
for the benefit of creditors. Committee on
corporations.
H. r. 49S, by Mr.. Farlow-To enable
the Madison county joint stock agricult-
ural society to sell and convey all its prop
erty. Committee on agriculture.
II. r. 499. by Mr. Moon, by request
For the relief of the school of kewans.
Committee on education.
II. r. 500, by Mr.. Bowman-Concern-
ing the giving of notice by trustee of
insolvent debtor. Committee on ju-
dietary.
IL. R. sol, by Mr.. Guthrie-Fee and
salary bill. Committee on fees and SAL
aries.
II. r. SOP, by Mr.. anstetter-Making
il unlawful to shoot quails except between
Nov. Is and Dec. so. Prohibits the shoot
ing of quails on Sunday, also 10 shoot
them on the ground or in focks. Com
mittee on judiciary.
II. r. 500, by Mr.. Moss-AmenGing
white cap act of 1889, giving the persons
whipped the right to recover damages
from the county where outrage is comit-
ted, with reasonable attorney fees. Com
mittee on judiciary.
H. R. 504, by Mr.. Haggard-To allow
the trustees of Purdue university to lay out
q street adjoining the town OF West Lafay-
cite. Committee on judiciary.
II. r. sos, by Mr.. Haggard-Prohibiting
the shooting of quails and pheasants from
Dec. 81 to Oct ID; also of quails between
Feb. l and Nov. l /; prohibits shooting OF
prairie chickens for three years. Commits
tee on judiciary.
II. r. sos, by Mr. Kera-To require
water works companies to maintain offices
and keep books and records in the towns
or cities where they carry on their BUSH
ness. Committee on cities and towns.
II. r. 507, by Mr.. Kern, by request
Amending Sec. of an act to authorize
and regulate the incorporation of banks of
discount and deposit. Committee on
banks.
H. r. sos, by Mr.. Kern-To abolish the
grand jury system. Committee on jude
ciary.
H. R. 500, by Mr.. Erwin-Requiring
persons having lands to plat into lots to
submit plats to the common council for
approval. Committee on cities and towns.
ii. r. 10. by Mr.. Osterman, by request
TO prevent railroads from charging mora
for carrying freights for short hauls than
long hauls Committee on railroads.
Ii. r. 51l, by Mr.. Carroll-For the re-
lief OF Thomas Wilson ct al. OF Madison
township. Montgomery county. Commit
tee on judiciary.
II. r. 512, by Mr.. Stone-Amendina
section 1914 of the revised statutes. Com-
mittee on judiciary.
Ii. r. 5l3, by Mr.. Gray-Dog bill. Maxi
ing it a misdemeanor to keep dogs noe
listed for taxation. Fine, s.. Makes il
the duty of the constables to prosecute
owners of dogs not taxed. and recover s.
fees. Committee on agriculture.
II. r. Ala, by Mr.. Gray-That in all
actions for the collection of money due as
wages to any person or persons for labor
done, no property whatever over ths
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