The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-01-28

lands. Also: Amending an act authorizing the
sale of certain lands.
By Mr.. Curtis. Amending an act authorizing
cities and incorporated towns to vacate ceme-
teries.
BY Mr.. Faulkner: Providing for the security
of tax liens.
BY Mr.. Moon: Appropriating SIS, 900 for the
Indiana Institution for the Blind 10 furnish ana
equip the addition recently built. Also: frovlu-
ing FOR the relocation OF couuty-seats on pe'tioh
OF five hundred or more legal voters and iree-
holders.
BY Mr.. Brown of Morgan: Adding vocal mu-
sic 10 the list of branches 10 be taught IN the
common schools.
BY Mr.. Oppenheim: Amending the act pro-
ylding for the settlement and distribution OF uc-
BY Mi. Robbins: For the protection Of hotel
and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by allowing them 10
retain baggage or clothing OF guests who at
tempt to evade paying their bills. Also: Pro-
limiting the construction OF b~aroed-wire FENCES
In certain eases. -
For relief for ex-sOldiers in certain cases
BY Mr.. Wright: Amending the act proSidlhg
By M. Troy: amfhorisi1g the construction of
dykes, drains and ditohes, and the reclamation
of wet and oyerfiowed lands by Incorporated
BY Mr.. Teal: Amending the act concerning
proceedings in civil cases.
BY Mr.. Pickhardt 10y ~requestk Relating 10 ac
BY Mr.. HIGGINS: Defn1ng the duties of officers
relative to school enumeration. This biz Is
recommended by the County Superintendents
week in the Senate by Senator Mount
By Mr.. Kelley: Repeating all laws relating 10
BY MI. Oidham: Making il unlawful to sell.
secrete or remove goods bought on the lnstan-
By Nh. Morris of Henry: Amending the act
providing for the organization of savings banks.
By Mr.. Parker of Hendricks: Amending the
act concerning proceedings in civil cases.
BY Mr.. Troy: Two bills amending the act con-
cerning highways and road supervisors.
BY Mr.. Watson: Reducing and fixing the rate
| nf oh q for 4 puI n vorfisfnO ~h#-
BY Mr.. Carroll: Securing the registration or
| plumbers and the supervision and inspection OF
habitants or over. and for the appointmentof an
inspector OF plumbing therein 10 be appointed by
the Council and Board of Aldermen.
| By Mr. Nolan: Limiting. to one hundred the
number of prisoners that may be employed IN a
single industry in the State Prisons North and
! South.
BY Mr.. Peters: Making it the duty of town.
| ship trustees to make full reports OF all persons
receiving aid from the county. -,
Improvement of trotting and pacing horses, and
to prevent fraudulent entries in races
By Mr.. Cnllcp: Amending the act providing
for the publication OF legal advertising. Also:
Amending the act concerning jury trials.
By Mr.. Beauchamp: Exempting certain per-
sons from work on public highways.
BY Mr.. Carroll: Prohibiting persons not MEM
bers OF secret or benevolent societies from wear
ing the badge OF any such society, !,
proceedings in civil cases. fE
By Mr.. yoigt: Fixing the time of holding
court in the Fourth judicial circuit.
By Mr.. Osterman( by requesD: Amending the
act concerning gravel and macadamized roads.
By Mr.. Branstetter: Prohibiting imprison'
ment 10 pay fine for drunkenness. ~
BY Mr.. Mack: Prohibiting the throwing OF
stones. sticks. etc.. into ice-ponds.
By MI. Mcdowell: Amending an act provid-
ing for the support and education OF paupers.
BY Mr.. Inman: Providing for the recording O1
wills and orders of the court in certain cases.
By Mr.. Curtis: ApprOpriating $S,032.31 for
paying the claim of the Warfen-Scharff Asphalt
Paving Company for paving Mississippi street
on the west side OF the State-hOuse. II
By Mr. Nolan (by requestl: Relating TO the
management and regulation of the State Prisons
North and South. and abolishing contract labor;
BY MIR. Harrell: Prohibiting the buying and
selling of votes in certain cases by candidates
for places in the General Assembly, or other
institutions. and prescribing a penalty of from
two To five years in prison for any candidate
promising his influence TO a voter to secure him
a place in any institution, or in the Legislature.
By Mr.. Work: Providing for a vote In eacf
township for or against a township library tax.
BY Mr.. Latta (by requestj: Authorizing thu
appointment by the Governor of a commissions
of savings banks. loan and trust companies and
insurance companies, who shall serve thret
years. a
By Mr.. Patton: To legalize the incorporation
of the town of 6altillo Vile, Washington county
Passed under suspension OF the rules. /.
The House adjourned until this morning