The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-05

land law; majority report recommends in
definite postponement; the minority recon-
mends passage. Set for Thursday next as
special order for 8 a. m.
Ways and Means
No. 467. BY Mr. Roots: To appropriate
$500 to temporarily care for the criminal
insane at the State Prison; passage recon-
mended.
No. 1896. BY Mr.. Somers: Concerning ap-
preparations to certain institutions; passage
recommended.
Corporations
No. $50. By Mr.. Shideler: To legalize GER
tain county settlements in Benton county;
passage recommended.
Printing
Con. Res. No. 4. BY Mr.. James: To print
q state manual: amended 50 as to provide
for LOCO copies instead of $50 and adoption
recommended as amended.
No. 316. By Mr.. Caraway: To provide
for the better collection and distribution of
state publications; passage recommended as
amended.
No. 315. BY Mr. Caraway: Concerning
the binding and labelling of official state
documents and journals; passage recon-
Bills Referred
No. AIS. BY Mr.. Krick: To amend the
act concerning taxation: cities and towns.
No. 476. BY Mr.. Louttit: Concerning
duties of justices of the peace in town
ships of from $4,000 to 5000 population; ju-
No. Al BY Mr. Louttit: To enable re-
ceivers to be sued in the court in which the
appointment is made without leave; judi
No. ATS. By Mr.. Bonham: To dissolve the
interpretations of certain towns in Allen
county: cities and towns.
No. 479. BY Mr.. Artman: To provide for
voting by machinery; elections.
No. 4S0. BY Mr.. Roots: To provide a pa
role board for the Woman's Prison: judi
No. 4S1. By Mr. Kirkpatrick: To author
ize trustees to levy tax for a public lee
No. 4S2 Nv Mr.. Manifold: To provide a.
flag for each schoolhouse: education.
No. 4S3. By Mr.. Artman: To amend the
act defining fraudulent marriages; judi
No. 4S4. BY Mr.. Furness: To legalize GER
tain free road bonds roads
No. 49, BY Mr.. Clements: To regulate
the employment of conductors of passenger
No. ass: By Mr. Canada: To relieve
No. 46. BY Mr.. Heuring: To permit
citizens of towns Of less than 5000 popula-
ton to form mutual fire insurance COM
No. 4S8 BY Mr. Hayes: To amend the
dog law; rights and privileges;
No. 489. BY Mr.. Murphy, of White: To
redistrict townships, ETC.. roads.
No. 400. By Mr.. Baker. of Whitley: To
fix the compensation Of prosecuting attor-
No, 4si By Mr.. Baker. of Whitley: 70
prohibit food aduiteration; medicine, health
and vital statistics.
townships for school property annexed to
a city; education.
No. 493 BY Mr.. Scott, of Montgomery:
To legalize the trustees of Waynetown,
Montgomery county; cities and towns.
No. 494 By Mr.. Scott. of Montgomery:
To require assessment life insurance COM
panies to print the words on the policies
and on advertising matter so as to indi-
cate that they are assessment companies;
S. b. No. 50. BY Mr.. Agnew: Prescribing
the manner IN which nominations to office
shall be certified; elections.
III TlxrH ia IT,
the act regarding the taking OF dispositions
TO probate wills; judiciary.
S. Il. No. Sc. BY Mr. Miner: To amend
the act prescribing who may make a will:
judiciary.
commercial fertilizers agriculture
S. B. No. 121. By Mr. New: To secure a
uniform method Of keeping the accounts of
county and township officers; county and
township business.
s. B. No. 100. BY Mr.. Wood: To authorize
the commissioners of TipDecanoe county to
sell certain land; education.
S. b No. 1853 BY Mr.. Brooks: To estab-
fish and maintain Libraries IN county seats
OF counties of from 1870 TO 10000 population;
public libraries.
S. e. No ri. BY Mr.. Brooks: To provide
for the better collection and distribution of
state publications: public libraries
S. b. Ne. sol. BY Mr.. Ball: To legaiize
s. b. No. 600. BY Mr.. Newly: To amend
the act regarding certain circuits: organ
ization OF courts.
Second Readings
s. B No. g. BY Mr.. culhert: Concerning
convict labor; set for special order for
NJ. q. BY Mr.. caraway: Concerning
electionss engrossment ordered
No. 50. BY Mr.. Brown. To regulate the