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

No. 10 BY Mr. Kirkpatrick: To provide
for the appointment of bailiffs in any GRIM
inal superior or circuit courts; passage
No l55. BY Mr. Neal: To provide for a
revision Of the statute laws of Indiana; IN
No 26$. By Mr.. Null: To provide for the
revision of the statute laws of Indiana {;
! passage recommended
No. SSS. By Mr.. Neal: To amend the act
concerning proceedings in civil cases; pass
age recommended.
No. 203 BY Mr. willoughby: Concerning
the appointment of court reporters; passage
recommended.
S. b. No >. BY Mr.. Gochenour: To au-
thoriZe counties to acquire the title and
possession OF certain lands: passage recon-
Eended as amended
No. III. BY Mr.. Hall: TO provide for the
relocation of the county seat of Newton
county; majority and minority reports and
set for consideration as special order for
| Thursday at 10 a. m.
Agriculture
No. 347. BY Mr.. Burrier: To amend the
act regulating the taxing of dogs indef-
nitely postponed
Cities and Towns
No. 81. By Mr.. Shirley: To legalize the
incorporation of Shirley, Allen county;
No. 397 BY Mr.. Dilley: To legalize War
rem, Huntington county; amended and pass
age recommended
No. 4lS. BY Mr.. owen: To iegalize the
incorporation of Judson, Parke county;
passage recommended.
No 40 by Mr.. Murphy, OF White: Con-
corning street assessments in towns of less
| than 1900 inhabitants; passage recon-
mended.
amend the act concerning police matrons;
indefinitely postponed.
No 1874 BY Mr.. Feist: To amend the act
concerning the powers and duties of town
shin trustees: indefinitely postponed.
No 1872. BY Mr.. O Bannon: To fix the
maximum tax levy for cities of less than
80 000; majority report to indefinitely post
poDe concurred in
Labor
No S4S BY Mr.. Roose: To amend the
act relating to the creation OF labor COM
mission; passage recommended as amended
Fees and Salaries
No. 81. BY Mr., Roots: TO create state
board OF architecture; passage recon-
No l89 BY Mr. Beardsley: To amend
the act pertaining TO county treasurerS; in
definitely postponed.
Military Affairs
No 16S BY Mr. Myler: To discharge all
soldiers of the Indiana Legion or Home
Guards who have rever been discharged
since the civil war; indefinitely postponed
State Prison
S. B. No. g. BY Mr.. Culbert: Concerning
the employment of convicts; passage recon-
Education
S. r. No. 115 BY Mr.. Lambert: To au-
thorize universities chartered under special
charter, etc; passage recommended.
County and Township Business
No 157. By Mr.. Stevens: Concerning
commercial fertilizers; indefinitely post
No. S27. BY Mr. Canada: To prohibit
county auditors from charging a fee for
swearing to claims; passage recommended
No 1923 by Mr.. Roots: TO create county
purchasing boards indefinitely postponed.
Rights and Privileges
S. B. No. IL. BY Mr.. Lambert To au-
thorize the appointment of a commissioner
of fisheries and game etc; passage recon-
-Reconsidered-
S. B. No 223 BY Mr.. Marshall: Concern
ing the common schools Of the State: emer-
gency clause restored and passed to en-
grossment.
S B. No 81. BY Mr.. Hugg: Concerning
pleadings and proof in certain cases; amend
ment adopted Tuesday stricken out and bill
ordered engrossed in the original form.
Bills Referred
No AL. BY Mr.. Louttit: To regulate the
practice of veterinaries; agriculture.
No 442 BY Mr.. Louttit: To amend the
act regarding interest and usury; rights and
No f45 BY Mr.. Clark: To protect train
No 444. By Mr. Feist: To fix the time
of election of town officers; cities and
No 445. BY Mr.. Kerwood: To make an
appropriation to complete the monument;
No 446 BY Mr. Kerwood: Regulating
NAAN
and privileges.
No. AZ. By Mr.. Roose: Pertaining to the
| incorporation of fraternal insurance socie-
No. 44S. BY Mr.. McGary: To amend the
act regarding municipal ownership of cleo
trio light plants; cities and towns.
No. 449. BY Mr.. McGary: To amend the
| act regarding compensation of officers; fees
No ass By Mr.. Shideler: To Iegalize GER
tain county settlements in Benton county;
fees and salaries.
No ASH BY Mr. Barlow: To promote the
use of American maize in foreign countries;
agriculture
No 452 BY Mr.. Barlow: To keep creeks
free from driftwood; roads.
No 453. BY Mr.. Marsh To elect gravel
road superintendent; roads
No. Asa BY Mr.. Knotts Supplemental to
an act on taxation; county anu towmsn4p
No As BY Mr.. Knots: Providing for
bonds in certain cases; drains and dykes.
No. 456. By Mr. Roberts: To amend the act
| to authorize county commissioners to buy
| toll roads and make them free; roads.
No 457 BY Mr. Schaal: To authorize RI
| parian owners of land to build DOCKS etc. {;
! rivers and waters.
No 45S BY Mr. Noel: To amend the act
regarding the sale of property held in trust (;
No 49, BY Mr.. Noel: TO prohibit fire
| insurance companies from loaning money
| to it's officers and directors; insurance.
| No 400. By Mr.. Wise: To repeal the medi-
Cal registration act; medicine, health and
| vital statistics.
No. 46i. By Mr.. Blankenship: To fix the
| compensation of certain state employees;
! ways and means.
No 462 BY Mr.. Downey: To appropriate
| money to pay the claim of Thomas Nc
| quad; claims.
| No 1853 BY Mr. Marshall: To amend the
| act regarding courts in cities of over 5000
| inhabitants judiciary.
| No 464 By Mr.. Marshall: Regulating the
| jurisdiction of city courts; cities and towns.
No. 465. BY Mr.. Whitcomb of Vigo: To
provide for the organization of life insur-
ance companies; insurance.
| No 466 BY Mr.. Stevens: Supplemental to
! the common school law; state library.
No. 467 By Mr.. Roots: To appropriate
! $l,53J to care for the criminal insane tenn
porarily; ways and means.
No. 46S By Mr.. Eichhorn: Regulating ex-
| press companies; corporations
! No. 469. By Mr.. Whitcomb of Marion: To
establish an industrial home for the blind;
| benevolent and scientific institutions.
s. b. No. 6. BY Mr.. Hawkins: Concerning
! a more uniform method of doing township
| business; judiciary.
Second Readings
No. S03. BY Mr.. Hays: To provide that
| mayors Of cities of less than 5000 inhabi-
tants shall have the veto power; engross-
| ment ordered amended.
| No. PA. By Mr.. Morrison: Concerning
| labor, etc; engrOssmcnt ordered as amended.
| No. 2l5 BY Mr.. Noel: TO establish de-
| partment of public parks in Indianapolis;
! engrossment ordered as amended.
No. 26S. BY Mr.. Schaal: To provide for
! the survey and sale of certain swamp lands;
! engrossment ordered amended
| No. 81. By Mr.. Huff: To provide that
! county auditors shall have bulletin boards
! for the condition of the school funds; en-
! grossment ordered as amended.
No. 323 BY Mr.. Herrod: To provide for
the stamping Of all promissory notes; en-
| crrossVnpnf ordered a : amended