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


| it'iln are in proportion. Five thousand dol
lars til build a good chapel; $4,000 will build
! ten eOd cottages; 5000 will provide for six
good,chool rooms; 1000 will build four good
waierlosets, and 81, 200 will put down ten
good viven wells. sll OF which will be better
than ny now used by soldiers aud will last
longeahan this institution will be needed.
MrDppenheim said no favored Just
and ~ honest appropriation. The report
Of thdnstitution showed that $4,000 was
askedby the board OF trustees. while the
Hess amendment appropriated $4,000
more tan was asked by the institution.
| lie VIZ wi ling 10 vote for $4,000.
Mr. loss said he had served more than
: three ears in the army but he could
not ses why his children should
/ deserves more care and more cOnsdera-
| ton f1m the state than the children OF
| Other men. IL was cheap demagogy
| thatproposed TO raise the appropriation
recommended by the committee lie said
| limit required one attendant for every five
| chilren at the soldiers orphans home.
| His mother had reared eleven children
| bessie doing some hard work, and he
| coud not see why il should require
moe attendants for the soldiers orphans
| hone than for the feeble-minded institu-
tioI Mr.. Haggard made On "old soldier"
| speech.
lr. Kelley wanted TO compromise on
| $4,000.
lr. Ader's amendment was adopted.
MI Zoercher offered an amendment TO
| mile the appropriation $4,000. Mr..
| Abrris OF Henry moved to amend by max
! irg it 100000. Pending this amendment
tie committee rose and tho noon recess
vas taken.
In the afternoon the house was kept
f,,g. kfIfa Tho ,,,~.ftta,
benevolent institutions reported the re-
alt of the Investigation nj the Rich
nond hospital. With two exceptions
very bill put upon It's passage went
through.
Mr.. Leyden's bill, providing for the
licensing OF vehicles, was badly beaten,
and a senate bill by Mr.. Griffith was de-
feated because no one seemed 10 under
stand its provisions. Mr.. Morris said
it was a bill on construction OF statutes.
That was all he knew about it.
The following senate bills passed;
BY Mr.. Hayden
Limiting the age Of pupils to be received in
to the feeble-minded school to sixteen years
and under.
BY Senator Ewing
For the prevention and punishment Of fraud
ulent entries and practices in contests OF
speed. State prison not less than one year.
and not more than three years.
BY Senator Chandler
To legalizs sales OF real estate made by guard
ians in certain cases.
BY Senator Hudson
Authorizing Marion county 10 levy tax OF
Jail.
Bv Senator McHugh-
Prescribing the manner OF dividing cities
into waris. RedistrictIng to be made but once
10 ten years.
By Senator Byrd
Requiring corporations, associations, firms
and persons engaged IN mining or manufacture
Ing in this state. to pay their employees once
United States; prohibiting the issue or cIrcula-
ton OF scrip; regulating the sale OF merchsn-
disc and supplies by employer 10 emp .oye and
providing penalties for violstion.
By Senator Howard
Amending the Barrett ten years improve
ment act-alIowing for improvements made
prior to the letting OF contract
BY Mr.. Burke
Amending sec. 24Ss of the revised statute.
BY Mr.. McHugh-
That in all cases where ii is now or may
hereafter be provided by law that publics ton
shall be made in a newspaper or newspapers of
general circulation. published within city or
incorporated town, aud where no newspaper
or newspapers are published in such city
Incorporated town, IL shall be lawful to make
sucn publication in any newspaper or news
papers pub ished in the county where such
city or Incorporated town is located
The following house bills passed:
By. Mr.. Sleeper
That il shall be unlawful for any agent, per-
son or corporation to solicit, write place or
cause 10 be solicited, written or placed, any
policy Of insurance upon property in the state
OF Indiana, in any companies not legally au-
thOTiZed 10 do business 10 the state Of Indiana.
Any person having su cred loss under any
policy OF insurance which shall hereafter be
issued contrary to the provisions OF the first
section OF this act may, In the event that the
company which issued such policy shalt fail to
pay the same within ninety days after such
loss, collect from the age l. person or persons
corporation who procured the issuing of
such policy, the iull amount of loss under such
policy, and may recover the same by suit in
any court of competent jurisdiction, and the
judgment rem dGred ssall he colieetible without
relief from valuation or spprasement laws.
BY Mr.. Mccullough
Permitting the Brightwood board of trustees
to borrow money aud grant bonds therefor.
BY Mr. Lindemuth--
To create boards OF park commissioners In
clues of over 10000 and under 10000 inhabi-
tants.
BY Mr.. Mccullough
Appropriating S20l0l6 to pay Augustus
Bruner Tor constructing sewers In Indianapolis.
BY Mr.. Robbins
That no person who served In the Union
army or navy during the of the rebellion,
and who Vas hOnOrably discharged therefTOm,
shall be required to labor on the public high
ways of this state.
BY Mr.. Curtis
To establish O system OF industrial on manual
training aud education for Indianapolis.
BY Mr.. Fippen-
That common councils of Incorporated cues
shall have the power to enforce ordinances TO
establish the grade for railroad tracks on a line
with improved streets or on streets being i'm
proved, and provide penalty tor the violation
OF such ordinance or the refusal of any rail-
road company to comply with its provisions.
By Mr.. Curtis
Appropriating sl.60I.50 to w. f. Gansburg;
the sum Of $l.2l33O 10 ID. V. Burus, G. ).
Denny aud Henn e. Howe, aud Sl.375.57 TO
judgments rendered against the state in the
Marion superior court
BY MIR. Timmons-
To authorize the construction Of bitches on
the Barrett ten'year improvement system.
By Mr.. Lindemuth:
That all persons. companies, corporations
and associations hereafter desiring 10 incOrpo-