The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-01-14
New House Bills.

II. B.. 44-By Mr.. WAR: Concerning civil
proceedings. judiciary.
court in the Thirty-second circuit. Judi
ciary.
II. b. 4e-By Mr.. Jones': Amending schoo
II. B. 4T-By Mr.. Elliott, Of Marion: Con-
Corning insurance. Insurance.
II. Il. 4s-By Mr.. Littleton: Legislative
ap~portionment- A~pportionment-
III. b. 49-By Mr.. Hicks: To pay claim Of
Western Paving Company. Claims.
superintendent of public buildings. Public
buildings.
II. b: Shy Mr.. Haihey: To prevent dis
II. b. 52oBy Mir. McCrea: Compulsory
education bill. Education.
III. B. 53-By Mr.. McCrea: To license teie-
graph operators. Corporations.
III. b. Shy Mr.. Woodruff: Cigarette bill.
Rights and privileges.
II. Il. Spy Mr.. Woodruff: Concerning
public offenses. Judiciary.
II. b. SHY Mr.. Knepper: Requiring
physician for superintendent of Feeble
minded Institute. Benevolent institutions.
H. II. Shy Mr.. Downey: Antitrust bill.
H.. b. SPY Mr.. Miller: Providing for at
torneys' fees in mechanics lien cases. Ju-
H. 3. 59-By Mr.. Schaal: Amending the
road laws. County and township business.
II. B.. 6l-By Mr.. James. Regulating meth
County and township business.
II. u. 62-By Mr.. James: Concerning par
tition fences. County and township bust
II. B. 6s-By Mr.. Canada: Amending road
laws. County and township business.
of H ciI .; efNsy Giles Mri En ags td TS prohibit sale
n. b. 65-By Mr.. Canada: Amending the
fee and salary law. Fees and salaries.
H.. II. 66-By Mr.. Thomas: To regulate
handling of baggage. Railroads.
Cities and towns.
II. b. 6S-By Mr.. Sutton: Regulating the
granting Of Cfrant-nnr fro nnhfCac NnrnAra
lions.
II. B. 6s-By Mr.. Sutton: Antitrust bill.
Corporations.
H.. b. 7O-By Mr.. Butler: Amending the
tax law. Ways and means.
II. B.. 71-By Mr.. Butler: To prevent Judges
II. b. ply Mr.. Lambert: Mortgage de
duction bill. Ways and means.
II. b. BY Mr.. Lambert: Concerning
temporary vacancies in the judiciary. Judi
H.. B. 7LBy Mr.. Jernegan: Amending
laws concerning guardianship. Judiciary.
III. b. N-By Mr.. Purvis: Concerning civil
actions. Judiciary.
II. Il. 76-By Mr.. Remington: For the pro-
lection of sheep; Agriculture.
II. b. 7I-By Mr.. Remington: To charge
assessment Of highways against adjacent
property. Agriculture.
II. b. 7S-By Mr.. ~Peckinpaugh: Amending
Fl. b. 79-By Mr.. Hall: Providing for en-
ployTnent of jail inmates. County and town.
ship business.
III. B. Soy MI. Hall: To prevent camp
ing on highways. Judiciary.
H.. b. Shy Mr.. Rhoades: To amend d.
vorce law Judiciary.
II. b. Spy Mr.. Reynolds: To amend tax
law. Ways and means.
II. b. Shy Mr.. Reynolds: To amend lq-
uor laws. Temperance.
H. d. Shy Mr.. Medsker: Compulsory
education bill. Education.
IL. i. Spy Mr.. Medsker: Concerning
discharge of prisoners. Judiciary.
II. b. s6-By Mr.. Eichborn: Concerning
practice in civil cases. Judiciary.
II. Il. Shy Mr.. Eichborn: Concerning
probation of wills. Judiciary.
II. b. SS-By Mr.. Weiner: Making town
elections in May biennially. Cities and
towns.
II. b. Spy Mr.. Weiner: Concerning is
sue of ditch bonds. Drains and dykes.
II. b. 90-By Mr.. Packard: Authorizing
cities and towns TO purchase water works.
Cities and towns.
Ii. b. 91-By Mr.. Brown: Concerning life
insurance. Insurance.
IL. Il. 92-By Mr.. O'Bannon: Regulating
purchase OF school supplies. County and
township business.
II. b. 93-By Mir. Hedgecock: Concerning
mechanics liens. Judiciary.
II. b. 4-By Mr.. Lambert: Concerning the
dog tax. Judiciary.