The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-03-15
THE COURTS.

ments OF personal and real property In
trust for the benefit of creditors, and regu-
lating the mode of administering the
same. 1t provides that the court or the
Judge in vacation NAV authorize said
property sold at private sale at not less
than its appraised vaiue when II Is shown
that such sale would be beneficial to the
creditors. The distribution may be Or
dered by the court upon application OF
any one interested when the funds are
sufficient to pay dividend of 10 per cent.
Emergency.
Appellate Court
II. -Cullop-Amends secs. l, % and
Q5 of an act creating an appellate court
and defining its jurisdiction and proceed
ure. It provides that il shall be composed
of five Judges and have exclusive Jurisdic-
tion, subject to exceptions provided IN the
set. Emergency.
Rule TRANSFERRING Shorthand Notes
II. -Hench-Provides that if any
poor person desires to appeal to the
supreme or appellate court from any de-
cision OF the criminal or circuit court, the
payment for the transcription OF the short
hand notes of the court reporter into long
hand manuscript shall be paid out OF the
funds Of the state, provided
ghe Judge is satisfied that such
person has not sufficient means to
pay for such transcription. Emergency.
Processes Against Corporations.
II. observation-disclosures that pro-
cesses against domestic or foreign corpora
lions may he served on the president or
the chief officer of the corporation.
Change of Venue.
II. 169-Ader-P Provides for a change of
venue In criminal cases, if the changes
be required BY the prisoner. Emergency.
Continuances of Gases.
II. Observation-Disclosures for the
continuance OF causes in the courts when
Che attorneys are members of the general
assembly, In case the attorney 10 the only
Dne employed by the atHant. Emergency.
salaries OF Circuit Judges.
II. 1S-Hord-Fixes the salaries of
Judges OF circuit courts and superior courts
of the state and stating when the same
shall be paid, and providing for an in
grease IN the salary OF Judges 10 a sum not
exceeding 81. 800 in certain specific cases
upon petition 10 the county commits
Sioners. Emergency.
Forry-Seventh Judicial District.
II. 533-Cravens-Fixing the term OF
court IN the Forty-seventh judicial DIS
Erict. Orange county, first Monday in
March. third Monday in June, last NJ on
day IN October second day in January.
In Jackson eou MY the third Monday in
April. the last Monday in August. the
second Monday in November, the fourth
Monday in January. In Washington
county. third Monday in May last Mon
day in September, and last Monday in
February. Emergency.
Indexing the Records.
II. -Stuart-Provides for the index
ing and copying OF certain records in the
eisrk's Office OF the supreme court, and
appropriating $500 TO defray the ex-
penses. The purpose OF the bill is TO have
systematic index of all the records and
papers on file in the Office of the clerk of
The court from 1891 to 1892 inclusive. The
index will contain the title and number of
every cause appealed 10 the supreme
court, the county and court from which
appealed, the date of filing, the date of
decision and how decided, and the num-
Der OF box or drawer IN which the papers
IRE filed. Emergency.
Board of Guardians.
&. 0-McLean-Provides for the estab-
tishment of boards of children's guardians
in townships having population of IS 900
and the raising Of special tax for the
maintenance of the board. Emergency.
Lis Pendens Record.
s. 59-Sweensy-Provide for the lis
pendens record of the orders of courts or
Judges affecting the disposition OF real
estate, and declaring that such record
shall be a notice to those who are interest
ID, or may become interested in the real
Estate Ia question. Emergency.
Floyd Circuit Court
S. 403-Changing the terms OF the
Floyd circuit court in the Fifty-second
judicial district, to the second Mon.
aay in January and continue for five
weeks, the second Monday in March and
continue five weeks If necessary. the Sec
Dnd Monday in May and continue six
weeks If necessary, and the second Mon
day Of October and continue until Dec. q
II necessary. -.-
Time of Holding Court.
S. 144-McHugh Of Tippecanoe-
HE time OF holding the circuit court in
Twenty third judicial district as the first
Monday in January. first Monday in April,
lourth Monday in September of each year,
continuing as long as business requires.
Superior Court.
s. l45-McHugh OF Tippecanoe-FixinR
The time when the superior court in Tip
pecanoe county shall begin its terms, first
Monday in March, second Monday in May
and fourth Monday in September of sncn
rear. continuing as long az the business
requires.
Filing of judgment.
). 3s-Swesny for the filing
II any judgment rendered by tho district
DIT circuit court on the order book and
Judgment docket IS all Judgments are
sntered In such courts. From the filing
The judgment shall be- . lien upon ali the
real estate Of the judgment debtor stu
lted in the county where filed a. fully az
Il such judgment had been rendered
therein.
Partition Gases.
s. -Baker-Providss for tho pay
nent Of expenses and reasonable fees OF
souncel in partition cases. by paftitioners.
Tho same 20 be decided by the court, In
proportion against each partitioner ac-
sording TO equity, IN the proceedings or
lands apportioned. No emergency.
Fourth judicial District.