The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-24


ing the taxation Of theatrical companies;
| passage recommended.
Drains and Dikes.-
No. si2. BY Mr.. Cotner: To amend the
act concerning drainage; indefinitely post
Fees and Salaries
No. 62a. BY Mr.. Eichhorn: TO amend the
act fixing the salaries and prescribing the
duties of certain officers; passage recon-
No. 542. BY Mr.. Mccarty: Relating to
the fees and salaries of sheriffs; passage
recommended.
Affairs OF city Of indianapolis
No. 562. BY Mr.. Noel: Concerning the
iHpc,orpoTgat ion Of is st GS Iann1s3Y oG eom apbntst IN
recommended for passage.
Bills Referred
S. B. No. 379. BY Mr.. Early: Regulating
foreign insurance companies; insurance.
organization of the Indiana militia; mill
S. 3. No. 269. BY Mr.. Gochenour: To en-
able owners of land to drain and reclaim
them; drains and bikes.
S. b. No. 35S. BY Mr.. Wood: To amend
the act concerning the alienation of real
S. b. No. 1872. BY Mr.. Winfield: Relating
to civil proceedings relating to trusts; judi
No. S47. By Mr.. Gilbert: To amend the
act concerning common schools; education;
No. 376. BY Mr.. Stiiwell: TO amend the
act concerning public offenses; judiciary.
Second Reading
No. 56e. BY Mr.. Whitcomb. of Marion:
To amend the act regulating foreign insur-
ance companies; engrossment ordered.
No. COS. By Mr.. McCarty: Regulating
camping. on the public highway; engross-
No. Cos. By Mr.. Burkhart: Declaring
certain contracts between employer and en-
ploye null and void engrossment ordered;
No. 604. By Mr.. Baker, of Whitley: To
amend the act regarding legal publications;
engTossment ordered.
No. o59. BY Mr.. Artman: To provide for
incexlng the session laws of indiana; en-
grossment ordered.
No. 500. By Mr.. Cravens, of Monroe: I'M
Bureau of Statistics; engrossment ordered.
NO. $50. BY Mr.. Brown: Prescribing GER
tain duties of assessors and of mortgages;
No $50. BY Mr.: Baker, Of Whitley: Pro-
or more counties; engrossment ordered.
s: =. No. 274 By Mr.. Burns: To fix the
courts In certain counties; passed to third
s.. B. No. 2SS. BY Mr.. LEIGH: To appro-
pirate 100000 for the completion of the
menqment; engrossment ordered.
5. b. No. 10. BY Mr.. Lambert: To estab-
fish a hospital for incurabie insane at CO.
lumbus; amended so as to provide for hos
pital for epileptics and passed to third read
s. B. No. 255. BY Mr.. Wood: To permit
towns of less than 1000 population TO dis
continue school boards; passed to third read
s. B. No. 21. BY Mr.. Brooks: ITO pro-
vide for the better care and distribution of
state publications; passed to third reading.
S. B. No. 2SS. BY Mr.. New: Relating to
the purchase Of goods to be used and sold
IN any business for which a license is re-
quired, etc. passed to third reading.
5 B.; No. ia. BY Mr.. Lambert: Defining
the Eighth; Ninth and Sixteenth circuits;
passed TO third reading.
S. b.: No. 15l. BY Mr.. KeII: To prevent
the adulteration of candy and the sale
thereof; passed TO third reading.
S. B.. No. "a. BY Mr.. Guthrie: To forbid
the manufacture and sale of adulterated
food; passed to third reading.
s. b. No. 228. BY Mr.. johnson. of Madi-
son: To amend the act providing for a labor
commission; passed to third reading:
the salaries of the legal department of In
olanapol1s; passed to third reading.
). I. No. Isl. BY, Mr.; Agnew: To provide
lands; passed to third reading.
6. B.. No. 219. By Mr.. Binkley: To amend
passed to third reading.
s. B. No. Isl. BY MI. Winfield: To make
an aPproprlauon to complete the work Of
the Chickamauga Park Commission: passed
to third reading.
S. b. No. 297: BY Mr.. Gilbert: To amend
the act regarding the compensation of GER
tain officers; passed to third reading.
No. 527. BY Mr.. Noel: To pay the claim
of c. s. Austin; passed to third reading.
No. 499. BY Mr.. DiIley: To authorize GER
tain auditors to draw warrants on treas
urers of other counties for money assessed
No. 525. BY Mr.. Noel: TO pay the claim
or X l.. King d Co; engrossment ordered.
NO. 4fo. by Mr.. Bonham. Concerning in
corporated owns; engrossment ordered.
No. 5SS. BY Mr.. Strong: To provide free
licenses to blind persons; engrossment or
dered.
No. 600. BY Mr.. schaaI: Authorizing the
ming OF cro~ss-complaints in certain cases:
engrossment ordered.
s. b. No. 435. BY Mr.. Stilwell: To amend
the act regarding the Incorporation of the
New Harmony Workingmen's Institute;
passed to third reading.
No. 62S. By Mr.. Holcomb: To repeal a
part of an act regarding the State Normal
School; engrossment ordered.
Passed
No. 81. BY Mr.. Roots: To create a state
emergency board; SO ayes, % noes.
5. B. No. 314. By Mr.. Hugg: To prohibit
any fire insurance company from loaning
its money to any officers or directors; IS
ayes, under suspension of rules.
>. H.. NO. %S. By Mr.. Johnson. of Madi-
SON: To legalize the Incorporation of FL
wood; 80 ayes, under suspension of the rules.
No. 596. BY Mr.. Galley: Establishing a
minimum wage scale for cities and public
works; so ayes, 4 noes.
Defeated
No. 534. BY Mr.. Glossbrenner: Concern
ing the enforcement of claims for food.
clothing, etc; enacting clause stricken out
by % ayes 10 II noes.
s. B. No. 26S. BY Mr.. Wood: Regulating
the salary OF each prosecuting attorney in
the state; enacting clause stricken out by
so ayes to Sc noes.
Conference Report
s. B. No. 73. BY MI. Goodwine: To amend
the act relating to township schools so az
TO provide for high schools: committee rec
ommendation that the House recede from
ayes.