The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1891-01-14

spectors in precincts where the township
trustees do not reside. Inspectors to be
qua flied voters and resident free and
house holders for one year previous to
the election.
BY Nh. Hench-Providing for the pun
ishment of persons who bring in the
state stolen goods from foreign countries
and from other states.
BY Mr.. Oppenheim - Appropriating
$4,000 for additional buildings for the
feeble-minded school at Fort Wayne.
BY Dir. Gray-Providing for the collec-
ton Of the wages of laborers. Making no
exemption on execution, etc.
BY Mr.. Heach-Appropriating $4,000
for additional buildings and repairs OF
the soldiers orphans home at Knights
town.
By Mr.. Johnson of Carroll-Providing
for separate departments in county jails
for juvenile prisoners, to keep them sep
arated from hardened criminals.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures millers
from charming more for tolls or exchange
a higher rate than One-tifth part for grind
ing or boiling wheat, rye, corn, oats, and
barley, and for crushing corn, oats, and
other cheap feed not to exceed the one
eighth part thereof.
BY Mr.. Guthrie-Requiring corporations
to pay a license fee. A ten dollar licensefee
must be paid to the state, whent the capital
stock does not exceed $4,000. When it
exceeds that amount the corporation shall
paw one-tenth of l per cent. on the au-
thorized capital annually. The fee to 90
the fund of the state.
BY Mr.. kilgore-Placing all water
courses under the supervision OF the trus-
tee OF the township in which the same are
located, and the trustee shall notify all
land owners TO remove driftwOod or fallen
trees from the channel on or before Nov.
/, trustee to cause same to be removed
at the expense of land owners when the
latter fails to comply with the law.
BY Mr.. Erwin Providing that the
grand Jury shall inquire into and present
for prosecution, by Indictment, only such
crimes as are of the grade of ~felonies.
By Mr.. Harrell-TO amend the gravel
road law.
By Mr.. Leydon-Changing the time OF
holding courts in the Fifty-second judicial
circuit.
BY Mr.. Beighler of Allen-Providine
that no pupils shall be received in the
feeble minded school who are over the
age of sixteen. Also, making it the duty
of the trustees to fix the salaries of the
4 superintendent DIluIlpdl ILL ndllO "
said school; that said officers shall not be
| removed by the trustees except upon the
approval of the governor.
BY Mr.. Work-Making it the duty Of
the county commissioners to appoint g
Justice of the peace for unincorporated
towns when the trustees thereof petition
for the same.
By Mr.. Erwin-To slightly amend the
provoke law.
By Mr.. Bryant-To legalize the incor
| poration OF the town Of Paloka, Gibson
county.
By MIR. Bryant-To prohibit the voting
Of aid to railroads.
BY Mr.. Gill-To let all public printing
by contract to the lowest bidder.
By Mr.. Norris of Henry-Local option
on sale of intoxicating liquors.
BY Mr.. Parker-To empower school
trustees to levy fifty cents on the 500
for school purposes.
By Mr.. Observation-Disclosures cite:
of 100000 population ~(Indianapolis) &c
build natural gas works by voting for the
issuing of bonds.
By Mr.. Roscoe-To make counties paw
one-third of the cost OF constructing
bitches when the same are ten. miles oil
more in length, and cost $4,000 or more
By Mr.. Brown of Morgan-To assess al
By Mr.. Cullop-To make employers re-
sponsible for injuries received by EN-,
ployes through the negligence OF co-em-
ployes.
Also to require fire insurance com
panies to pay full amount insured.
BY Mr.. Curtis-Providing for the In
spection of steam boilers and the appoint
ment of a state boiler inspector, with pow
er to appoint deputies.
BY Mr.. Fowler-Empowering the com
mon council of any incorporated city OIL
town 10 condemn land, water ways, ponds,
lakes, etc, for public parks, such boards
to have jurisdiction for five miles beyond
the limits OF such city or town.
BY Mr.. Moon-Providing for the listing
by the township assessor of all votes for
taxation. A special blank is to be pro-
vided for by the county auditor.
By Mr.. Mountaineering b cleaning
OF bitches: Placing the power to fix the
time when allotments to land for cleaning
shall begin in the hands of the trustee.
The allotment at the outlet to be cleaned
first. This bill is to correct defects in the
existing law.
By Mr.. Harrell-Providing for the pros
ecution of the father after ne has married
the mother, in bastardy cases. under
the existing law the father, by marrying
the mother, cancels all judgment, il
any, obtained previous to the mar
riage. In order 10 avoid prosecution
often the father will go through the form
of a marriage ceremony and then abandon
the mother. Mr.. Harrelrs bill will STOP
this method of escaping prosecution.
By Mr.. Leydon-Amending the act re-
lating to sinking fund for cities and
towns.
By Mr.. Higgins-To place the repair Of
gravel roads under the jurisdiction of the
road supervisors. Allowing land owners
to do their own allotment of repairing
Also, a bill to amend the school-boob
law by fixing the maximum price o.
! physiologies at so cents, instead of 50.
[Thirty-ive rents has been considered
too low, and publishers have refused tC
bid.]
BILL DAY IN THE SENATE.