The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-28

/ be paid or received into the state treasury;
but shall safely keep all such moneys funds,
stocks and other property until the same is
I directed to be paid out or transferred In the
manner prescribed by law. And such treasurer
! Is expressly prohibte from receiving in
any manner, for his own use, any interest,
! premium, grRtuity, bonus, benefit what
ever, by the disposition of arising out OF any
money or property belonging TO the state, or TO
any county, or to any fund OF the state or coun-
ties or of any iOsn obtained for the state or for
/ any county, but WHATSOEVER is so received shall
/ by him be fully accounted for
Therefore be il resolved, Tkata committee OF
/ three be appointed by the chair to investigate
and report whether any examinations have
| been made OF the state treasury By direction of
the governor as required Oy sec. 5644. as above,
i and ii so, whether certificates showing the con-
dition OF the treasury at the time OF such inves-
| tigatlon are on file as required by law.
That the said committee proceed forthwith
/ to the state treasury and make a complete
and thorough examination OF the same, and
count all moneys therein. as contemplated by
! the said See. 5644 Of the revised statutes, and
| report the results of such examination and
| count to this house.
That the said committee investigate and re-
| port to this house whether there have been any
violations of Sec. $50 of the revised statutes
hereinbefore set forth, since the last session Of
! the legislature.
That said committee shall have power to
compel the attendance of witnesses, TO send for
1 PERSONS hOu papers, Us pTONlueu Dy CeCs O,Ott
| OF the revised statutes of Indiana
The call of counties was resumed
| "Wednesday morning in the house imme-
diately, after the reading of the journal.
Mr.. Thompson, chairman Of the commit
tee on mileage and accounts, reported the
mileage of members as follows:
Adams. 2s4 mics; Adler, so; Aikman, 200;
/ D. Il on.
Beigier 2s4; Bernethy, $50; Bowman, 144;
Branstetter, $50; Brown of Morgan. 20; Brown
OF Steuben, 260; BRYANT 312; Brykit. $50; Calf
colt, 160; Calvert, 800; Carroll. 80; Clsypool,
| 144; Cullop, 204; Curtis. none; Doll, 112;
Faulkner. lis; Fippen. SO: Fowler, 800;
| Fulton, 1913; Gent. 81; Gill, pa; Glessner, 81;
| Gray, 40; Guthrie, Ito: Haggard. 100; Har an.
| los; Harrell, 100; Hay, AS; Heathman. 2S6;
Hench, 262; Hess, $50; Higgins, ITO; Houeham.
of Carroll. 10; johnson of Dear
Kerns, 500; Kester. 10; Kilgore. $50;
Kyle, zoo; Latta, 4OS; Lee, les; Leyden, 22S;
| LindemuIh, 1856: McCloskey none; McCul-
Tough, none; MeDOwsll. 142; Mack. none; Mat
thews, "a; Moon, 200; Morris of Henry IS;
Morris OF Psrk. 100; Moss, 1874; Niblack, 234;
Nolan. 366; Officer, 1SS; Oldham, so; OPP
Penheim; 262; Osborn 800; os;s I
man man ig9 9; Parker a. p OF S New 22Si
Pickhsr'it, 400; Robbins, 1874; Roscoe, 80;
Rude, $50; Short, ~; Sleeper, 202; smith of
Owen. 100: Smith OF Posey. 36S; Stone 1874;
Stull, $50; Teal, 3I4: Themes, none; Thompson.
236; Iimmons, $50; Trmble, $685. Troy, 70;
Voigt 2l6; Watson, 90; Wells. 104; Written
berger. 240; Wilson, 122; Work, 262; Wright,
ESQ and Ioerchsr. 440
The mileage al owed is, for one round
trip, at % cents a mile.
Mr.. B-asley chairman of the committee
on judiciary, made favorable reports on
the following bills, which were Endorsed,
engrOssed and passed to a third reading:
II. Il. 81. by Mr.. Brown of Steuben-
Providing for fine of $500 ami not more
than six months IL the county Jail for re-
moving out OF the state mortgaged prop
erty without the consent of the MORTGAGE.
II. X. 172, by Mr.. Ley,ien-To cede to
the L. S. government jurisdictiOn over
lands near New Albany for a national
cemetery.
III. r. y, bv Mr.. Ha-rell-Providing
that where the father marres the mother
of an illegitimate child. it shall not cancel
any judge ent obtained against him for
basiardy if he abandons her within two
years after said marriage. In case the
father marrie' the mo her to avoid prose-
cuiion and then abandons her within two
wears, she shall not be barred from prose-
cutting him for bastardy.
II. II. 20, by Mr.. Tippen-Allowiug dep
uties to perform all the duties that the
county surveyors are now required to per-
form by law.
Mr.. Beaslty, from the same committee,
also reported the following bills, with rec
Ommcndation that they be indefinitely
postponed. The reports were adopted
and the bills sent where they will never
be resurrected:
II. X. 9, by Mr.. Johnson-To compel
the sheriff to keep Juvenile prisoners in
separate apartments from the hardened
prisoners.
Mr. Beaslev explained that the passage
of the bill would suddenly embarrass a
large number OF counties which did not
have jail arrange ments to comply with the
law. Mr.. Johnson sought to have it re-
commit q to the reiOrmatory committee,
but the adverse report was adopted.
III. r. 10. by Mr.. Gray-Making no ex-
emptiun on execution for wages.
Mr. Beasley explained that such n law
would be dead letter ON account of GER
tam constitutional provision.
III. II. 10, by Mr.. Carroll-Relating to the
tran fer of insane persons from prisons to
asylums.
H. r. 90, by Mr. Bryant-Giving every
justice of tie p ace 500 salary annually.
H. K. 4S, by Mr.. MaCk-Regn ating the
construction of foundations of buildings
within the fire limits of cities
II. r. 1853, by Mr.. Fippen-Relating to
decedent estate.
II. r. LOG, by Mr.. Parker of Hendricks
to change the jury system.
H. r. $50 by Mr.. Gil Providing that
the consent of the maker of a note shall
be obtained before a note can be nego-
tiated.
II. II. 22s, by Mr.. Farlow-Concerning
public olenses.
II. K. l9l, by Mr.. Kyle-Making illegiti-
mate children bear the name of the
father and allowing them to share in his
estate.
Mr.. Beasley also made favorable reports
on the following bills, which were ordered
engrOssed and advanced to third read
ing:
III. r. 81, by Mr. voight-To legalize
the acts OF nOtaries public when acting in
good faith alter their commissions have
expired.
ii. r. l03, by Mr.. Notwithstanding
real property and the alienation thereof.
II. X. 23S, by Mr.. Robbins-To provide
for the safe keeping of battle-fags in the
geological museum.
III. II. 202. by Mr.. Fippen, was recon-
mitted TO the committee on drains and