The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-21
ON THIRD READING.
Senate Makes Final Disposition
Thirty-Seven bills.

Senate Makes Final Disposition Of
Thirty-Seven bills.
The Senate was occupied almost the en-
tire day yesterday and at the session last
evening in the consideration of bills on third
reading. The following bills were passed:
BY Senator Self-Legalizing the incorpora-
ton of the town of Leavenworth, in Craw-
ford county.
BY Senator Baker-Maxing it unlawful to
operate saloon within a mile of a State
national soldiers home.
BY Senator Barnes-Providing for the es-
tablishment of permanent meridian lines
on the public grounds of counties of the
State, at or near county seats.
BY Senator Wray-Providing for free
licenses to ex-soldiers and ex-sailors for
the peddling or handling of goods.
By Senator Barnes-To amend the charter
of the town of Vernon, Jennings county.
BY Senator Seller-Requiring township
trustees to keep record Of all TOW r ship
orders issued.
BY Senator Parker-Providing that surety
companies may go upon the bonds of Off
GERS, administrators and executors.
BY Senator Shiveley-Authorzing town.
ship trustees to levy a tax for the increase
and maintenance of libraries. a.4
BY Senator Boyd-Providing that aceumu-
lationS of mutual insurance companies in
excess of 100000 may be divided among
stockholders in the shape of renewed in
Surance
BY Senator Duncan-Providing that where
verdict is rendered ON the last day of
session of court, that it shall be unlawful
to make motion for a new trial on the
first day of the next term.
BY Senator Ellison-Providing that manu-
faeturers OF oleomargaridne ,,s shall stamp It
restaurants that use 1t shall placard the
fact.
manufacturers of horse and mule meat shall
label the packages in which it is done up.
BY Senator Houghton-Amending the pro-
House Bill s12-Providing for the creation
of a. park commission for the city uf In
dianapOliS.
By Senator Alexander-NIakin it incum-
bent for courts to appoint court reporters
where either party in q suit demands it.
BY Senator Kern-Requring copartner-
ships. corporations and individuals doing
insurance business in the State to secure
certificate from the Auditor of State.
BY Senator Kern-Giving the police judge
i'm indianapolis jurisdiction in petit larceny
cases and increasing his salary from $2.o00
BY Senator LaFollette-To give manufac-
turers and vendors of drain tile lien on
BY Senator acknowledgements ST.
$40 to pay the claim of Tim ,thy Sro eharl
BY Senator Leyden-Appropriating $500
for monument at the tomb Of the late
Governor willard. at New Albany.
BY Senator Kern-To abolish the general
another room IN Marion county.
BY Senator McCord-To establish a State
library board.
BY Senator Parker-Providing regulations
for private detectives and spies.
BY Senator Wray-To amend the act de-
filming who are persons of unsound mind.
BY Senator Shiveley-For an act concern
ing libel in civil and criminal cases
BY Senator Newby-Providing for serving
notice In cases for the foreclosure of liens
BY Senator Mull-Providing for notice OF
the tendency and hearing of petitions by
executors and administrators.
Ry Senator Mountaineering the law pro-
viding for the appointment of local guar
dians for insane persons residing in other
States to extend its provisions 50 as to
apply to foreign countries.
BY Senator\ Newby-Providing penalties
for the sale or articles of silver and gold
under misrepresentation.
BY Senator Parker-To amend the law
BY Senator Parker-Fixing the 90 pen
sation of special judges at $40 day.
BY Senator Self-Makng ii unlawful to
take fish from lakes, except to stock other
lakes and streams, between April l and
House Bill 136-Appropriating s9,Ge1- to
pay the Western Paving Company for paw
Asylum.
BY Senator Shiveley--To prevent the pad
ding of school enumerations
BY Senator Seller-To amend the act
governing the bidding in and sale oil lar DIS
mortgaged for school loans.
BY Senator Vaiie-Abolishiug water works
bonds In cities having a population of less
than 1900. and placing water works under
the control of common councils.
BY Senator Wray-Amenling the la re-
lating to the assessment of benefits and
damages for street and sewer improvements.