The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-21

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on ballots used in elections; to authorize
a ballot to be counted for a straight ticket,
etc" Referred to the committee on
rights and privileges.
By Mr.. Lindemuth-Providing that road
viewers shall receive Sl.75 per day. One
DAYS fees shall be allowed for filing re-
port with county auditors. Five cents per
mile shall also be allowed for going 90 and
, returning from the county seat to make re-
ports. Also same mi cage to going and
returning from the road reviewed. Re-
ferred to the committee on county and
township business.
BY Mr.. Lindemuth-To regulate and
empower Incorporated cities and own
within the state to regulate and license
pawnbroker4, junk dealers and dealers in
secondhand goods. Referred to the COM
mittee on cities and towns.
BY Mr.. Morris of Parke-Providing for
compulsory education. Referred TO the
committee on rights and privileges.
BY Mr.. Wilson-Placing the dog tax at
s. for males and s. for females. Referred
to the committee on rights and privileges.
By Mr.. Huffman by DEMONSTRATIONS
izing cities and towns to fund their in
debtedness. Referred to the committee
on cities and towns.
BY Mr.. kilgOre-To reorganize the state
board of agriculture. Referred TO the ON
mittee on agriculture.
BY Mr.. Leyden-To regulate the BUSH
ness of pawn-brokers. Referred to the
committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Glessner-That in all judgments
hereafter rendered by courts of received
in favor OF any private person or persons
against any private corporations doing
business in the state otlndlana any matter
not arising out of contract, the ju igment,
as part of the damages thereof, shall in
clude plaintiffs reasonable attorneys
fees Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
BY Mr.. Gill-To abolish attorneys fees
on promissory notes. Referred to the
committee on rights and privileges.
By Mr.. Osborn-To regulate fees and
salaries of county officers. Referred to
committee on fees and salaries.
BY MIR. Patton-Relatiug to change of
venue in civil cases. Referred to COM
mittee on corporations.
By MIR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who shall
be exempt from working on the pubic
roads. Referred to the committee on
roads.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the clean
missioners; to be cleaned every wear. be-
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October. Referred to the committee on
drains.
BY Mr.. Fippen-Legalizing the acts of
certain notaries public who acknowled dyed
deeds after their terms of office had ex-
pired. Referred to the committee on ju-
dietary.
By Mr.. Ader-Amending the divorce
laws. Sections 1892 and 1895 OF the re-
vised statutes. Referred to the committee
on judiciary.
BY Mr.. manufacturing the county
treasurer to report TO the county COM
missioners on the first Monday in March,
1892, and every SIX months thereafter.
Referred to the committee on county and
township business.
BY Mr.. Carroll-Amending the gravel
road Jaws. Referred to the committee on
roads.
By Mr.. BRYANT of Gibson-'Be it enact
ed bv the general assembly of the state of
Indiana: That each justice of the peace
and constable in the state oil Indiana
is hereby allowed a fixed annual
salary of one hundred (Sl00l dollars in ad-
dition to the fees already allowed them.
To be drawn from the township funds
of the township in which they live and
transact the business of said Office"
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BY Mr.. McCloskey-Repealing "Sec. %
of an act entitled an act for the incorpora-
ton of insurance companies, defining
their powers and prescribing their duties,
approved June II, 1852" Referred TO
the committee on insurance.
By Mr.. Forlow-Repealing Sec. 1888 of
the revised statutes. Referred to the
committee on insurance.
BY Mr.. Gent-To legalize the Hincorpora-
ton of the town of Clifford, Bartholomew
county. Referred to the committee on
cities and towns.
BY Mr.. Oppenheim-Fixing the salaries
of the judges of circuit courts. The salaries
of the judges in counties having a popu-
latiou of ovcr 10000, according to the last
census, shall be So. 600, and the judges of
other circuits shall remain as at $500, to
be paid quarterly out of the county funds
OF the counties in which said several courts
may exist, in such circuits as consist of
more than one county, then said judges
are to be paid out OF the funds OF said
counties in proportion to the number of
weeks of cour held. Referred to the com
mittee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Stone-Prohibiting public ofic-
ers from accepting or using free railroad
passes. Referred to the committee on
judiciary.
BY Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING pen
alties for taking fish in any waters OF the
state with a gig during the months of
March, April, May, June, January, Febru-
airy, November and December. Also for
taking fish in any month from waters
stocked with fish by the u. s. government
at any time during the first three years
after being stocked. Rights and privi-
leges of the inhabitants OF the state.
BY Mr.. Heathman-Defining the crime
of assault and battery with the intent to
kill. Maximum, fourteen years; mini
mum, one year. Referred to the commit
tee On judiciary.
By Mr.. Carroll-Providing for the as
sessment and taxation of all endowment
funds OF any literary, scientific institu-
tions, and upon any income or profit arts
ing thereirom for the use and benfit of
said institutions. Such property to be
taxed like all other property. Referred to
the committee on judiciary.
BY Mr.. Fippen-Amending the ditch
act. Referred to the committee on judici-
airy.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE
Where the Real Hard Work of the Session
viii BE Done.
On Finance = Magee, Hayden, Byrd,