The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-03

teachers from other States under certain
circumstances: passed 10 third reading.
s. Il. No. 3s2. BY Mr.. Hugg: TO amend the
indianapolis charter In relation TO the city
cisii g eng N 2 5ol pI By Mr 70 a uRIIa re resa amsna =,
act concerning the education OF children;
passed 10 third reading.
free gravel road bonds issued in certain
cases; passed 10 third reading.
S. b. No. 325. BY Mr.. Miller: Concerning
reading.
S. b. No. 24. BY Mr.. Hubbell: Legalizing
ISOLATION, Of Spiceland; passed 10 third read
ing.
S. B.. No. %. BY Mr.. Lambert: To amend
the act regulating insanity inquests; passed
s. b. No. 6. BY Mr.. Winfield: Declaring
certain contracts null and void; passed 10
S. b. No. % BY Mr.. s;ilweIl: Defining a
fugitive from justice: passed TO third read
ing.
5. Il. No. 962. BY Mr.. johnson. of Jay:
Supplemental TO am act 20 regulate sewer
improvements: passed to third reading.
;. Il. No. 2iS. BY Mr.. O'ConnOr: To pro-
vide for the publication and distribution OF
state reports; passed TO third reading.
S. B.. No. 2so. BY Mr.. Brooks: To regulate
of county commissioners: passed TO third
reading.
indianapolis charter relative To sewers.
| passed TO third reading.
Bills Passed
No. CSC. By Mr.. Cotner: To legalize the
tax levy of Kewana. Fulton county; -
ayes, under suspension of rules.
No. 635. BY Mr.. Reece: To prevent persons
having an interest in, or being an officer OF
banks or other associations. from acting as
notaries public; % ayes. 8 noes.
S. b. No. 293. BY Mr.. Gilbert: To reim-
burse the officers and men of Indiana or
| Spain FOR money withheld to pay for cloth
ing. etc: 50 ayes. 2 noes.
No. 275. BY Mr.. Kerwood: To exempt GER
tain children from the provisions OF the
compulsory education law; 81 ayes. u noes.
| No. 29S. BY Mr.. Baker, OF Martin: To pay
annual salaries 10 the trustees and manag-
ers of state penai and benevolent lnsutu-
tons; 81 ayes, % noes.
No. 621. by Mr.. Eichhorn: To amend the
act relating TO county treasurers; 81 ayes, 4
10. 637. BY Mr.. Baker, of Whitley: To
amend the act concerning publication OF no.
tees TO nonresident parties to appealed
s. b. No. PIG. BY Mr.. Binkley: To amend
the act concerning juries; IS ayes, . noes
s. r.. No. III. BY Mr.. Brooks: To provide
for the better collection and distribution OF
state publications; 70 ayes
No SO; b.. Mr.; McCarty: Relating TO the
fees of sheriffs; &c ayes. 10 noes.
$, b. No. 1879. BY MIR. Legeman: To pro-
vide for the reimbursement OF school town.
ships when property belonging thereto has
been or shall De annexed 10 any city or in
corporated town; "a ayes. 10 noes.
S. b. No. 35s. BY Mr.. Wood: To amend the
Il ~ lN IAilE lIt 0hl III eiit
OF real estate by aliens. ETC.; D. ayes. %
noes.
the Incorporation of the town OF Kennard.
Henry county: s. ayes. { noes.
No. 64S. BY Mr.. Knots: To authorize the
Governor TO apply funds derived from the
sale of certain swamp lands 10 the improve
ment of the kankakee river; % ayes q
noes.
Clay county from the bill regulating road
bonds. recently passed; 10 ayes.
s. 3. No. Il. By Mr.. Bah: Concerning the
mortgages: 81 ayes. 4 noes.
S. b. No. ia. BY Mr.. Kell: 20 enable
farmers to organize mutual insurance COM
s. b. No. ss7. BY Mr.. Early: To provide
for the submission to the people OF the pro-
posed amendments TO the Constitution; %
S. b. No. 80. BY Mr.. Gilbert: In relation
TO notaries public; 81 ayes, : noes.
Defeated
No SAG. BY Mr.. King: Regulating life
insurance companies doing business in this
State; p ayes, 40 noes.
S. B. No. 1i2. BY Mr.. Hugg: To tax
wholesale dealers in malt liquors in Indian
apolis: enacting clause stricken out.
Nc. 135. BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To prevent
Judges and members of the General Assem-
bly, from accepting taigoad passes; 80 ayes,
8. b. Az. BY Mr.. stilwell: To amend the
act to incorporate the New Harmony Work.
ingmen's Institute for Mutual Instruction: ID
No. 90. BY Mr.. Baker. of Smiley: To
amend the act relating to legal interest and
usury; 43 ayes, Sc noes, and the bill failed
for want of a constitutional majority.
s. B.. No. 257. BY Mr.. Newly: To au-
thorize county commissioners to- appropriate
money for the benefit of county historical
societies: enacting clause stricken out.
s. b. No. 1871. BY Mr.. Agnew: To pro-
vide for the survey and sale OF certain
swamp lands; further consideration indeh-
nitely postponed.
S. b. No. pa. BY Mr.. Gilbert: To amend
the act fixing the fees of sherins; % ayes;
A. noes.
s. b. No. 1s9. BY Mr.. Ball: Concerning
counties furnishing blanks for persons hav-
ing claims, ETC.: further consideration indeh-
nitely postponed.
withdrawn
No. %. BY Mr.. Caraway: To regulate
the practice of law in actions for damages.