The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-21

amended 1t so as to conform its organiza-
ton with the United States regular army.
No. 347. BY Senator Gilbert: Providing
for a uniform system of common schools.
No. Pa. By Senator Campbell: Prohibit
ing county commissioners from granting
rights of way over public highways to cleo
No. IS2. BY Senator Winfield: Prohibiting
the organization of trusts or combines tend
ing TO destroy competition.
No. 1863. BY Senator Drummond: Prescrib-
ing the methods Of bringing suit TO recover
personal property BY persons interested in
No. $40. BY Senator Early: Providing for
the admission of foreign insurance compa-
MES into this State.
No. pa. BY Senator Gilbert: Providing for
a dividing of the State into r~egimental dis
tricts for National Guard purposes.
No. 254. BY Senator Goodwine: Providing
for a general system OF common schools.
No. 251. BY Senator Guthrie: Providing
for a state veterinary board.
No. 800. BY Senator Gill: Doing away
with truant officers and putting their work
on the township trustees.
No. AZ BY Senator Wood: Regulating
the tariff rates for sleeping cars.
No. 40. BY senator Winfield: Regulating
the number of employees TO be used on rail-
House bin No. S24 was substituted for
Senate bill No. 100, to regulate the practice
Of dentistry by creating a state board or
dental registration.
House bill No. 457 was substituted Tor
Senate bill No. 324. allowing riparian owners
to construct wharves.
No. 3l4. BY Senator Hugg; Irohipfung 1he
officers of insurance companies from loah-
ing the funds of the company to themselves
or to corporations outside the state.
House bill No. IA: Creating a state de-
partment of inspection and abollshlng the
office of factory inspector
No. 400. BY Senator Agnew: Fixing tno
terms of office of city attorneys ana en-
No. 500. BY Senator Legeman: Providing
for the Instrumentation of annexed land IN
No. 15S. BY Senator Johnson. of Jay: Con-
corning proceedings in civil cases.
No. 1877. BY Senator New: To enable coun-
ties to extend aid to the establishment or
colleges.
No. 293. BY Senator Gilbert: re reimburse
the officers and soldiers of the Spanish war
for money deducted for clothing.
No. 800. BY Senator Agnew: Legalfzing
the issue of gravel road bonds.
No. ia. BY Senator Kell: Allowing farm
ers to organize insurance companies for pro-
lection against cyclones.
No. 20. BY Senator Lambert: Regulating
the holding of insanity inquests.
No. 1l6. BY Senator Legeman: Providing
for the licensing of steam engineers.
No. 352. BY Senator Hawkins: Regulating
the practice Of medicine and surgery.
No. 11S. BY Senator Minor: Concerning
the education of children.
No. 43S. BY Senator New: Providing for
a reorganization of the Indianapolis School
Board. The bill was amended so as to ex-
clude women from membership of the board,
and Senator New moved to suspend the
rules and place it upon its passage. AS a
strong opposition was made to this it was
agreed to make the bill a special order for
this morning.
No. 1913. BY Senator Newly: To establish
public Libraries in cities of 10000.
No. 376. By Senator Stilwell: Concerning
the punishment of public offenses.
No. 266. BY Senator Drummond: Pro-
Viding for the converting of public drains
into sewers where they extend into cities.
No. 374. By Senator O'Connor: Providing
for medical attendance for poor persons not
inmates of poor asylums.
No. 1858. BY Senator Wood: Concerning
the alienation of real estate.
No. PA. By Senator Ball: (By request.)
Providing for the Instrumentation Of certain
parts of cities.
Nc. 436. BY Senator Shea: For a statue
to Thomas A. Hendricks in Statuary Hall,
in the Capitol at Washington.
No. 81. By Senator Stroup: Concerning
proceedings in civil cases.
No. 81. By Senator Binkley: For the
incorporation Of manufacturing companies.
No. IS. BY Senator Winfield: To prevent
employees contracting with employers to ex-
empt the latter from all damages by rea-
son of accidents.
No. SS. BY Senator Goar: Regulating
the granting of divorces.
No. 329. BY Senator Agnew: Fixing the
fees of city treasurers.
No. 90. BY Senator Stilwell: Defining a
fugitive from justice.