The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-26

No. 246- BY Mr.. Akin: To amend the act
passage recommended.
Swamp Lands
No. PCS BY Mr.. Sehaal: TO provide for the
survey and sale of certain swamp lands;
passage recommended
Claims
No. 1s4. BY Mr.. Huff: TO pay William Fl.
| Baker $500 for injuries received while MEM
! Der Of the National Guard; minority report
recommending indefinite postponement con-
No. 1885, BY Mr. HUFF: For the relief of
Stewart Porter indefinitely postponed
Rights and Privileges
S. B. No. 2S BY Senator Hngg: To give
free peddling licenses to ex-soldiers and sail
ors; passage recommended.
! tect pheasants: passage recommended.
County and Township Business
Is No 1873. BY Mr.. Herod: To provide a uni
| form method of doing township business;
indefinitely postponed.
No. 2SS. BY MIR Burrier: To authorize aid
by townships to railroad construction; pass
No SSs. BY Mr.. Herrold: To provide for
the stamping of promissory notes; passage
| recommended.
auditors to provide bulletin boards for in
| formation concerning the school funds; pass
age recommended.
duties of county coroners; indefinitely post
No, BOG. BY Mr. Baker. of Whitley: To
fix the time when county officers shall be-
gin their terms: indefinitely postponed.
No 27S. BY Mr., Aiken: To regulate the
| taxing of dogs: indefinitely postponed
No A. BY Mr.. Herrold To regulate tha
listing of bonds and notes for taxation; in
No Sl$ BY Mr. Sullivan; To authorize the
| county commissioners to employ expert ac-
countants indefinitely postponed.
No. 800. BY Mr.. Caraway: To provide
method of street assessments and improve
ments; recommitted to cities and towns.
No. A. BY Mr.. Herrold To exempt GER
tain property from taxation; majority re-
port to indefinitely postpone concurred IN.
NO; o. by MI James: To create e5ta,,, STATE
| poned
No. pa. BY Mr.. Titus; To legalize the
title to real estate in Boone county; pass
No. 1O6 By MIR Giants: To provide
general system of common schools: recom-
mitted to judiciary committee.
Agriculture
No. 60. BY Mr.. Null Concerning the tax
! alton of certain lands within the limits of
| towns and cities; passage recommended.
No. 265. BY Mr.. May: To require canned
| fruits and vegetables to be labeled passage
| recommended amended.
| No. 326. BY Mr.. Baker, of Martin: To en-
courage fruit and vegetable growing; indef-
initely postponed.
No. POI BY Mr.. Galley: To regulate the
| manufacture of commercial Fertilizers;
passage recommended.
Benevolent and Scientific Institutions
No. 2O6 BY Mr. Williams To create
boards of county charities: passage recon-
No. POS. BY Mr. Kirkpatrick: To regulate
the importation of dependent children;
| passage recommended.
Temperance
No. 81. BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To prohibit
| saloons in residence district; minority re-
port recommending passage concurred in
Corporations
No. 60 BY Mr.. Clements: To require the
heating of street cars during winter months;
| passage recommended.
Federal Relations
S. r.: Regarding the Cars disarmament
plan; adoption recommended
S. B. IS: To accept jurisdiction over GER
tain United States land; passage recom-
mended.
Affairs of the City of Indianapolis
No. 2l5 BY Mr.. Noel: To create a park
| beard; passage recommended.
Cities and Towns
No. $50. BY Mr. Reser: To provide for
ncnpartisan fire department; passage rec
| commended.
cities to purchase water works. passage
! recommended.
ors of cities of less than $4,000 population
| veto power; passage recommended.
Roads
No. 332. BY Mr. Akin: Concerning high
| ways; passage recommended
No; 3S4. BY Mr.. Akin: TIC. make COM
nissioners' boards of turnpike directors;
| passage recommended.
No. 331. By Mr.. Durham: Concerning the
initely postponed
No g. BY Mr. Canada: To amend the
road law; indefinitely postponed.
No. g. BY Mr.. Titus To amend the road
law; indefinitely postponed.
Labor
No ia BY Mr.. Morrison: Concerning the
safety and health of laborers; amended
and passage recommended.
No POI. BY Mr.. Hayes: Providing for the
inspection of steam boilers; passage recon-
No 224 BY Mr.. Messck: To license en-
gineerS; passage recommended.
No 2S7. BY Mr. Morrison: To require the
weekly payment of wages; recommitted to
No 22S. BY Mr.. Shirley: To prevent labor
on Sunday; passage recommended.
Medicine. Health and Vital Statistics
No l213 By Mr.. Rifenburg: To authorize
cities and towns to condemn right of way
for sewers; recommitted to cities and towns
No 176 BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To prevent
the contamination of animals used as
human food; passage recommended.
No 269. BY Mr.. Reece: TO prevent the
adulteration of candy; passage recon-
No 262. BY Mr.. Myler: To amend the act
regulating the practice of medicine; passage
recommended
Education
No 22S BY Mr.. Marshall: Fixing the
term of county superintendent at four
years; amended and passage recommended.
Bills Referred
No $780, By Mr. Loutitt: To regulate the
sale of drugs; medicine, health and vital sta
No. 1886. BY Mr.. Graham: To authorize
commissioners to purchase surveyors in
Struments; county and township business.
No. 337. BY Mr.. Clark To amend the law
so as to construct roadways over rights of
way; railroads.
No. 338 BY Mr.. Brown: To regulate the
salaries of district school teachers; educa-
ton.
No 339 BY Mr. Brown: Defining certain
misdemeanors; corporations.
No. $40. By Mr.. Kerwood: Defining
No. s4l. BY Mr. Ross: To change boun-
daries of towns in certain cases; cities and
towns.
No. 842 BY Mr. Sullivan: For the election
of county superintendent by the people;
education.
No. S4S By Mr.. Roose: TO amend the la
Dor commission act; labor.
No. 344 BY Mr.. Feist: To amend the act
on the powers of cities; cities and towns.
No. 345 By. Mr.. Galley: To require guide
posts on county and township roads; roads.
school laws; education.
No. 347. BY Mr.. Burrier: To amend the
dog laws; agriculture.
No. 34S. BY Mr.. Artman: To provide for
drain and ditch liens Judiciary.
| No. 349 BY Mr.. Neal: To amend the
drainage laws: drains and bikes.
No. $50 BY Mr.. Caraway: To compel
| railroad companies to have stations in
towns of over 200 population; rights and
| privileges
No. 35l. BY Mr. Caraway: TO amend the
school law; education.
| No. 352. By Mr. Williams To provide a
general system of schools; education
No. 353 BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: TO regulate
| annaaIeSfO aDDellate or supreme courts dur