The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-02-04

SoJO. OOmmlttee on judiciary.
II. r. 376. by Mr.. Troy-To compel
road supervisors to maintain approaches
to bridges and culverts in good order.
! Committee on roads.
! Ii. r.. 81, by Mr.. Troy-To limit the
time OF road supervisors to ten days each
year for working the roads; compensa-
| ton 80 per day. @ mmittee on roads.
III. Il. 37S, by Mr.. Watson-To reduce
and fix the rate of legal advertising, each
advertisement, 80 cents per square of go
ems; for publishing delinquent tax list,
not to exceed ID cents per description.
Committee on printing.
III. Il. $40, 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.
Committee on vital statistics.
IL. r. $50, BY Mr.. Nolan-To limit the
number of prisoners that may be en-
ployed in a single industry at the same
time in the state prisons. Committee on
prison north.
III. r. 3Sl, by Mr.. Nolan, by request
To reorganize the prison system. abolish
ing the contract labor in and inStituting
an industrial and labor system for the con-
victs, providing for the disposition and
use OF articles manufactured by such
| prison. Committee on prison north.
II. r. 3S2, by Mr.. Harrell-To prohibit
the buying and selling OF votes tor elective
! officers in the general assembly or for any
position in any institution. Committee
| on elections.
ii. r.. 3S3, bv Mr.. Work-To provide for
a vote of the electors in each township for
or against special library tax. Commit
| tee education
II. r. SS4, by Mr.. Latta, by request
To create commission OF savings bank
and trust companies Committee on ju-
| dietary.
H. R. 3s5, by Mr.. Mack-To prohibit
the throwing of stones, bricks, sticks, rub
bish, putrid substances, etc, into ice
ponds and waters used for the purpose of
harvesting ice therefrom. Committee on
vital statistics.
H.R. 1856, by Mr.. Curtis-Appropriating
SS,0S2.31 to pay the Warren Schorf AS
phalt paving company for paving Missis-
sippi-st. opposite state house. Committee
on claims.
H. r. 3S7, by Mr.. Branstetter-To pun
ish drunkards: Sl0fine for first drunk Sl5
for second drunk and SO for third con-
viction. County Jail or station house till
victim sobers up. Committee on Judiciary.
II. r. 3SS, by Mr. Misunderstanding for
the recording of wills by order of the court
in certain cases. Committee on judiciary.
II. r. $50, by Mr.. Osterman-To amend
the act of 1885 relating to gravel roads
| Committee on roads.
III. r. 800, by Mr. Notwithstanding
an act concerning the support and educa-
ton OF poor children. Committee on
benevolent institutions.
II. r. 391, by Mr.. Voight-Fixing time
to hold court in the Fourth judicial cir
cult. Organization of courts.
y QQD hy NJ To nv
empt poor persons not owning team or
paying a property tax on over $50 from
working on the roads. Committee on
roads.
H. r. S9S, by Mr.. Cullop-Amending
Sec. PSI of act OF 1881, concerning pro-
ceedings in civil cases. Committee on or
ganization Of courts.
II. r. 394, by Mr. Cullop-To amend
Sec. $50 of an act concerning jury trial
Committee on organization of courts.
H. r. 395. by Mr.. Gent-To repeal the
act OF 1889 requiring legal advertising to
be done in daily papers in cities OF 10000
or more inhabitants. Committee on print
ing.
H. R. 500, by Mr.. Gent-To encourage
the breeding and improvement of trotting
and pacing horses. For the prevention
and punishment of fraudulent entries and
practice in contests OF speed. Committee
on agriculture.
H. r. 397, by Mr.. Patton-To legalize
the incorporation OF The town OF Sattillo-
vile, Washington county. Passed under
suspension of rules.
II. r. 39S. by Mr.. CarrolI-Prohibiting
persons not members of secret or benevo-
lent societies from wearing the badge of
their respective orders or organizations.
Committee on military affairs.
| Ill. r. 800, by Mr.. Peters-To compel
the township trustees to make full detailed
reports to the county commissioners.
Committee on county and township bust
ness.
H. r. S71, by Mr.. Pickhardt-To amend
the libel law. Committee on Judiciary.
The following bills were reported from
committees, ordered engrossed and ad-
vanced to third reading;
ii. r. 315, by Mr.. Oldham-Re curing
grain dealers to keep half-bushel standard
measures in their places of business.
II. r. 302, by Mr.. Patton-To Tegul ate
the manufacture and sale of artificial
dairy product, providing for brands, etc.
II. K. 2S9, by Mr.. G,essner-Amending
the act providing for guardians for insane
persons.
l II. II. Co. Nv lhIs BlbNiNC
for the compensation of witnesses when
they submit their evidence in writing.
II. r. $50, by Mr.. Northumberland
ing the act concerning proceedings in
civil cases. Defines causes for taking
change of venue.
S. So. by Mr. Shanks-The Momence
rock bill.
II. r. POP, by Mr.. Fippen-Providing
that all ditch notices shall be posted and
not published III county papers.
II. r. 307, by Mr.. Gent-Wiie whippers
to be punished by foggng.
II. r. 152, by Mr.. Morris of Henry-To
protect the sorghum industry from the
"pauper" sorghum cane of other states.
By Mr.. Moss. 1870 provide for a new
system of weighing coal at the mines.
Coal shall be weighed before it is screened.
Dockage allowed for slate, black jack and
clay. This system is known as the
Cassett law, which has been on the
statute books of Iowa for several years.
5. 73-Authorizing county commission
ers and other proper officers OF adjoining
counties and states to construct bitches.
ii. r. Sc, by Mr.. Brown of Stueben-Pre-
scribing powers and duties OF county COM
missioners in drainage cases.
III. II. 20, by Mr.. MOon-To prescribe
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