The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-16

made to judges; county and township busi-
/ ness.
No SO BY Mr. Osborn: To authorize the
organization OF the Union Chapel Burial As
| socsation IN Marion county, rights and priv
/ ilcges.
No. oil BY Mr.. shideler: Regulating for
/ eign insurance companies; insurance.
No 512. By Mr.. Hayes: To pay the aud
itor of St Joseph county for extra services;
/ county and township business:
| No. 573. BY MIR. Canada: To amend the
act on taxation; county and township busi-
ness.
| No 574 BY Mr.. Whiteomb, of Marion: To
amend the act relating TO public buildings:
No 575. BY Mr.. o'Bannon: Relating 10
1 the receiving of money, judiciary.
No SO. BY Mr.. Louttit: TO amend the
act on licensing the sale of Intoxicating
liquors; temperance.
bitches; drains and dykes.
No. 5lS. BY Mr.. Burkhart: To fix rail-
No $50. BY Mr.. Brown: Prescribing the
duties of assessors and mortgages; county
and township business.
No. 5Sl. BY Mr.. Brown: Prescribing the
duties of cashiers of banks; corporations.
No $50. BY Mr.. MeGary: To fix the SAL
aries of circuit judges in certain cases; judi
No 5S3. BY Mr.. Hedgecock: To provide
for an exhibit at the Ohio exposition in
1902; rights and privileges.
No 5S4. BY Mr.. Scott, of Montgomery:
To pay township trustees for their work as
overseers OF the poor: county and township
No 5S5 BY Mr.. Heuring: To appropriate
$79535 for the claim of Mary Williamson;
claims
porations to file notices of dissolution with
| the secretary OF state; corporations.
No 5S7. BY Mr.. Bonham: To require cor
porations to file annual statements with the
| secretary of state; corporations.
No 5SS. BY Mr.. Strong: TO give free
peddling licenses to blind persons; rights
No $50. BY Mr.. Baker. of Whitley:
Authorizing aid by taxation for educational
institutions; education
/ No. $50. BY Mr. Baker, of Whitley: To
! hold joint teachers Institutes; education
5. Is. No IS BY Mr. BROOKS; 70 amend
the act concerning mechanics liens; judi
! ciary.
S. B. No. 49, BY Mr. Agnew: To provide
! for the survey and sale of certain swamp
S. B. No. rs By Mr. New: Concerning
| county business; county and township BUSH
! S B. No. 81 By Mr. New: Concerning
! township business; county and township
| business.
S. B. No 2s1. BY Mr.. Horner: To amend
! the act regarding the burial of the body OF
any ex-Union soldier; military affairs.
! S. b. No. 227. BY Mr.. Hugg: Requiring
/ county recorders not to record convey
/ ance of real estate as securityi county and
/ township business.
the salary Of prosecuting attorney; judi
! Ciary.
5. 81.
! ison: To amend the act creating a labor
S. B. No 256 BY Mr. Newly: To amend
! the act concerning elections; elections
| 3. No 2S3. BY MIR. Leich To appro-
! pirate money to complete the monument;
so 8 e No, 2S5. By Mr.. stilwell: To amend
the act concerning public offenses; judi
! ciary
! the collection of assessments for improve
ments of streets, alleys, ETC.; drains ana
oy1eBf B. No. 297. BY Mr.. Gilbert: TO fix the
/ salary and prescribe the compensation or
certain officers; fees and salaries
Bills Passed
No. %. BY Mr.. Brown: Regulating the
construction and repairing OF public drains;
% No 70 g S4s D. By Mr.. Neal: To amend the
drainage act; 50 ayes, noe. ..,
the rights of citizens in negotiating loans;
! % ayes, 81 noes.
the salary of steward of the Orphans
Home; 55 ayes. 10 noes.
No. $40. BY Mr.. May: To regulate the
holdings of coroners' inquests; % ayes II
noes under a suspension of the rules.
No. sol. BY Mr.. Caraway: To legalize the
town of Shirley in Henry and Hancock
counties; 81 ayes, under a suspension or the
No. 259 By Mr. Fuller: To amend the act
| concerning mechanics liens; IS ayes.
No. 4O2. By Mr.. Noel; To amend the act
| governing insurance companies; 20 ayes.
| No. III. BY Mr.. Han: TO provide Tor the
relocation of the county seat OF Newton
county; "a ayes, 4 noes.
! No 1896 BY Mr. Somers: Concerning APP
] preparations to state institutions; "a ayes.
| No AT. BY Mr.. Reece: To provide for the
| bringing of suits by persons interested IN
| No. $50 By Mr. Reece: To amend the act
enabling incorporated towns to improve
streets; rs ayes, 2 noes.
No. 419. BY Mr.. LAIR: To provide for
! label on packages Of flour and other ground
J grains; 10 ayes, noes.
| No. 500. BY Mr.. Bonham; Providing that
| the use by the public of right OF way or
depot grounds shall not ripen into right to
! use It; 80 ayes "a noes.
No. 246 BY Mr.. Akin: To amend the act
regarding building and loan associations; o.
| ayes % noes.
No 1856 BY Mr.. Stevens: Supplemental to
an act to provide for a general system Of
! common schools; 81 ayes, Is noes.
S. 3. No. 420 BY Mr.. Hogate: To provide
! for proper representation at the Ohio CEN
tennial; 76 ayes, noes, under a suspension
1 of rules
No 592 BY Mr. Madden To legalize Ten
nyson; 76 ayes, under suspension of rules.
! No. 524. By Mr.. NOEL To reduce the in
cent. 70 ayes, under suspension OF the
rules.
Bills Defeated
No. 264 BY Mr. Null: To make an appro-
priation to aid in the purchase OF the
No. 372 BY Mr.. Stevens; Regulating
| hunting and shooting on inclosed lands; AZ
ayes, 80 noes. The bill failed for want of
constitutional majority.
No. 25S. BY Mr.. Holcomb: To abolish the
three days grace; 80 ayes, 46 noes.