The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-01-25

the town Of Hardensburg, Washington county
By Mr.. Lynn-Legalizing the incorporation
OF the town of Elmira. Harrison county.
The following bills were engrossed:
No. 50 Fulk TO require railroads to have
all deeds, releases and conyeyances recorded.
No. " tNewby)-Conoerningt the lighting Of
cities and towns by electricity.
No. 32t Newby)-Authorzingc cities and towns
to issue bonds for the purpose OF funding their
indebiednesL
No. 81 (McCutcheon(-C carrying
of concealed weapons.
No. 10 tkennedy1-To regulate the election
of successors to county officers whose terms OF
office expire, etc.
No. IS (Swesnyl-Providing for filing and
recording Of judgments in the q. s. courts.
House Bills Introduced.
BY Mr.. Erwin of Adams-A bill pro-
hibiting life insurance companies from
discriminating against certain classes of
insurers. Also a bill amending the law
By Mr.. Dalman of Allen-To repeal GER
tain sections of the road law.
BY Mr.. Haeev of Bartholomew
amend the road law.
By Mr.. Williams Of Brown-Io amend
the tax law.
By Mr.. Barnes of JenninRs-A me-
mortal in relation to the soldiers monu-
ment.
By Mr.. Thornton of Clay An act
amendatory to the election law concern
ing township trustees.
Bv Mr.. Alder of Putnam-An act relating
to changes of venue before justices Of the
peace.
By Mr.. Newhouse OF Decatur - To
amend the tax laws.
By Mr.. Meredith of Delawsre--To amend
the mechanics lien law.
By Mr. kaufman of Elkhart-To amend
the drainage laws.
By Mr.. Mcintyre of Floyd-A bill ie-
CALLING the official acts of employees under
age of public officers. The rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed.
BY Mr. Montoux of Vanderburg-A bin
to prevent fraudulent dealings of nursery
agents. Also a bill amending the law
prescribing the duties OF county officers.
BY MIR. Newlin of Hamiiton-To amend
the interest Jaw.
BY Mr.. SwOpe of Jackson-An act
amending the law relating to the taxation
otIown property.
BY Mr. Sulzer of Jefrerson-An act to
provide against the adulteration of candy.
Also another 10 provide against the Rdul-
BY Mr.. Barnes of Jennings-To amend
the tax law He also offered a memorial
relating to the q. A. r. encampment
By Mr.. Terhune of Johnson To amend
the law relating to settlement of de-
csndents' estates Also bill to amend
the law concerning public otfenses.
By Mr.. Richter OF -Laports-To amend
the laws governing tie construction of
railways. 7ef5 f"t''si
BY MIR. Fsrow of-AIadison-A bill to
abolish the office OF gas inspector.
BY Mr. Hord of Marion-An act appro-
printing money to Faring Bros. for sprink-
ling around the states property.
BY Mr.. Hord-An act appropTisting
$4,000 for the prevention of the spread Of
contagious diseases. ~.
By Mr.. johnson Of ,Marion-An act for
the relief of o. NJ Ballard. Also a bill
amending the school law,
By Mr. Deery OF Marion-A resolution
authorizing the printing OF his bill pro-
viding for the abolishment Of convict con-
tract labor. Adopted
By Mr.. Grossart of Msrion-To amend
the law regulating the sale of intoxicating
liquors Also an act to amend the law
concerning public offenses
By Mr.. BOUCHER of Marshall-To regu-
late and equalizs railroad passenger rates
BY Mr.. Passage OF Aiiami-To amend the
election laws.
BY Mr.. Teal OF Noble-To amend the
school tax law. Also bill providing for
a state boiler inspector.
BY Mr.. McMullen of Dearborn-To
amend the law concerning tho proceed
ings in civil cases. Also a bill amending
the law in regard to the election of school
trustees.
BY Mr.. Sexton of Russian act to en-
courage the culture Of native and forest
trees.
By Mr. McManus OF Steuben-A bill
empowering township trustees to accept
donations OF land for certain purposes.
BY Mr. Sucbauck of ST Joseph-An act
providing for the protection of labor union
labels and marks.
BY Dir. Higbee of Sullivan-AIso an act
to amend the election law.
By Mr.. Duncan of Owen-For the pro
lection of and registration of domestic
animals. Also bill concerning railway
crossing improvements.
BY Mr.. Stskebske of Randolph-An
amendment to the constitution, which was
declared out of order while other amend
ments are pending.
Mr.. Stakebake offered q bill amending
BY Mr. Creigmile of Ripley-To amend
the Iaw concerning public ohenses.
BY Mr. Montoux of Vanderburg-To
amend the tax law
BY Mr.. Stuart of Vi0o-An act to pro-
vide for the erection OF monuments at the
graves of decedents.
BY Mr.. Jordan of Wahash-To amend
the road laws.
BY Mr.. Hay of Warrick-A bill requir-
ing the signature of township assessor on
| ali promisory notes. Also bill concern
| ing public offenses
BY Mr.. Cravens of Washington-To
amend the election law.
By Mr.. Schrader OF Whitney, bill
touching the use of high WAYS by bicvists.
Also q bill concerning public offenses.
BY Mr.. Erwin of Adams-A resolution
providing for casting the vote of the house
! for U. 5. senator at Ii o'clock today.
| Adopted. Mr.. Erwin also offered con
current resolution providing for joint
session at ii O'Clock tomorrow for compar-
ing the votes of the two houses for sem
stor. Adopted.
BY Mr. Redman OF Vermillion-A bill
concerning the burning of property by
railroad locomotives and providing for
| damages.
1t was announced that F. L. Sutter had
been appointed as stenOgrspher for com
mittee on prison south during the inves-
tigation.
The senate returned Representative
/ Fippen's resolution concerning the taxa
ton of foreign money loaned in the state
with the request that il be adopted or re-