The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-11

allowances unless authorized by law
Committee on judiciary.
| II. II. 476, by Mr.. Wilson-by request
To give physicians the right to practice
medicine in any county of the state after
taking out license in any one county.
/ Committee on vital statistics.
| II. II. Az, by Mr.. Timmons-Reorgan
ing the state board of agriculture. creating
| the state agricultural industrial board.
consisting OF fifteen members, not more
than eight OF whom shall be chosen from
the same party, and at least one OF said
members from each congressional district.
Members to be appointed by the governor,
secretary and auditor of state-three from
| the agricultural interests, three from the
mechanical interests, three from the art
interests, three from the commercial in
/ terests and three from the stock-breeders'
interests. Committee on agriculture.
| II. r. AS, by Mr.. Glessner by request
| Concerning actions on bonds payable TO
the state. Committee on judiciary.
II. r 40, by Mr.. Beasley-Creating a
state board of tax commissioners. Com
mittee on ways and means.
H. R. $50, by Mr.. McCullough-Legaliz-
ing sales OF real estate made by executors
and administrators when notices of such
sales were published in daily papers. Com
H. r. 4Sl, by Mr.. Mccullough by re-
quest-Appropriating $50 to pay John
| Brennan for services rendered as janitor
of the state house for the months OF Sep
TENDER, October, November and Deem
| Der, 1889.
II. r. 1872, by Mr. Trimble-For the pro-
lection OF physicians, surgeons, den
lists, artists, architects. designers and
! engravers against speculative law suits.
II. K. 4S3, by Mr.. Erwin-Placing the
| appointment OF city marshals in the
hands OF the common council. Commit
tee on cities and towns.
The following bills were ordered en-
crossed in the house:
II. r. 500, by Mr.. McDowell-Amend-
ing the act concerning the support and
education OF poor children.
| II. r. 396, by Mr.. Gent-To prevent
| fraudulent entries in horse racing.
II. r. 80. by Mr.. Carroll-To secure
the registration of plumbers and inspectors
OF plumbing and drainage in all cities OF
over twenty thousand population or more.
II. r. $50, by Mr. Moon 4ppropriating
I $4,000 for repairs at the institute for the
blind.
II. R. 80, by Mr.. Notwithstanding the
act concerning the voting of aid to rail-
| roads.
II. r. 232, by Mr. Moon-Taxing mort
cages and relieving the mortgagor OF the
amount OF taxes paid by the mortgage.
H. r. 297, by Mr.. Themes Making
| Sept. l, labor day, a legal holiday.
| S. 30-Reorganizing the state board of
| health. Placing the appointment of the
members of the board in the hands of the
| governor, secretary OF state and auditor.
IS, by Mr.. Clemans-Legaizing the acts
OF notaries public whose commissions ex-
| pired, etc.
131, by Mr.. Grifith-To transpose
| Switzerland county from the Fifth to the
/ Seventh judicial district. Failed to pass
| for want of q constitutional majority
ayes, AZ; nays, %.
The following bills were indefinitely
POSTPONED in the house:
II. r. 23l, by Mr. Farlow-Legalizing
| deeds considered defective because the
names of county and townships are
omitted from the description.
| II. r. Isl, by Mr.. Cullop-Requiring in
surance companies to keep on deposit in
! or invest within the state an equal amount
! of money derived from citizens of the
state in way OF premiums.
II. r. 43S, by Mr.. Inman-To provide
| for the enumeration of deaf mutes bv
township trustees.
H. r. Az, bv Mr.. Kern-To abolish the
! grand jury system.
II. r. 333, by Mr.. Brown OF Morgan
| Concerning usury interest.
The senate committee on cities and
towns reported favorably Tuesday on Mr..
! Foley's bill creating a metropolitan police
| forca in itiaS ~ OOO in no TIL
| committee on judiciary recommended the
| passage of Mr.. HubbelPs bill making the
securities of building and loan associa-
tons non-negotiabe; also, the passage OF
| Mr.. Atkins bill providing for the establish
ment of warehouses in counties of 5000
inhabitants.
The following bills were passed by the
senate yesterday:
5. pol, by Mr.. Byrd-Authorizing cor
| porations existing under a special charter
TO change their names without affecting
their liabilities.
s. 157, by Mr.. Manufacturing that
errors in the survey OF a drain may be
corrected without changes in the plans
and specifications governing the construc-
ton OF such drain.
5. 153, by Mr.. Fulk-Creating three
| turnpike districts in each county of the
state, and making county commissioners
boards of turnpike directors.
5. 81, by Mr.. Hubbell-Creating city
courts in cities of 5000 or more inhabitants
and providing for the election OF the
| judges thereof by the legal voters. The
| bill provides that the terms of office of
such judges shall be four years and that
/ they shall have the jurisdiction of mayors
and justices of the peace in criminal. and
| civil cases; also the jurisdiction of circuit
| judges, where the amount involved does
not exceed 500 except in cases of libel or
SANDER and where the title to real estate
| is involved.
The following bills were introduced in
the senate Tuesday:
Mr.. Hobson--Making 80 years in any
penal institution life time Imprisonment.
| Committee on judiciary.
Mr.. Foley-Fixing the salaries of asses
sors in townships of less than lO0,0 in
habitants at s. per day. Committee on
| cities and towns.
Mr.. Kennedy-Requiripg building and
loan associations TO file with the secretary
OF tine state statement of the amount paid
| in upon shares of stock. Committee on
building and loan associations.
Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING for the appoint
ment OF a natural gas inspector to prevent
the waste and regulate the use of this
class Of fuel and fixing his salary at