The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-08

jurisdiction or city courts; indefinitely post
S r. No. 9O1. BY Mr.. Ball: To legalize
the Incorporation of Normal City; passage
recommended.
No. As. BY Mr.. Krick: To amend the act
concerning the collection of taxes in incor-
porated Cities and towns: majority report
to Indefinitely postpone cOncurred in.
Agriculture
No. as. BY Mr.. May: To create the office
OF state veterinarian; majority report TO
pass as amended concurred in.
Building and Loan associations
$. b.. No. 40. BY Mr.. Hogate: To amend
$. r. No. 81. BY Mr.. Agnew: To repeal
an act concerning associations; passage rec
No. 24s. BY Mr.. Akin: To amend the act
CONCERNING associations; passage recon-
judiciary
No. 271. BY Mr.. Beardsles: For protection
from ly1ehing Indefinitely postponed.
). b. No. s.. By Mr.. Agnew: Concerning
petit Juries; indefinitely postponed.
State Library
No. 466. BY Mr.. Stevens: Supplemental to
an act TO provide for a general system OF
common schools; passage recommended
Roads
No. 210. BY Mr.. Marsh: To provide for
the purchase. condemnation, appropriation
and requirement by contractors and road
passage recommended as amended.
Natural Resources
S. b. No. 81. BY Mr.. Johnson, of Madison:
concerning the sinking and safety of nat
uraI gas wells, ETC.; passage recommended.
). B. No. 81: BY Mr.. Johnson. of Madison:
Regulating the use and maintenance of nat
uIaI gas pipelines, etc; passage recon-
Public Buildings
S. ]. R. No. 6. BY Mr.. OiConnor: To
grant the use of the Senate chamber and
House of Representatives to the State
mended and adopted.
Bills Refereed
No 496. BY Mr.. Artman: Concerning the
construction of courthouses Uncertain eoun-
No. 497. BY Mr.. Altman; TO prohibit
commissioners from giving the right of way
over county roads TO electric railroads.:
county and township business.
NO 1873. BY Mr.. Barlow: To keep creeks
eiS Na, 81 4sS arif9 Rv etc g. agriculture; au.szo
county auditors to draw on other counties
for the amounts assessed against the school
fu1ds; county and township business.
NO. 800. By Mr.. Dilley: TO amend the law
regarding justices of the peace; judiciary.
NO. 5l. BY Mr.. Caraway: To require
electric alarm bells at railway crossings;
No. 5O2. BY Mr.. willoughby: To issue
bonds to liquidate claims by V%incennes Uni
Ferslty; ways and means.
NO. 503. By Mr.. Willoughby: To maintain
day schools for the deaf; education.
No. 54. By Mr.. Murphy. of Marion: To
amend the act on proceedings in criminal
cases; judiciary.
NO. 55. BY Mr.. Strong: To compel street
railway companies in indianapolis to give
transfers good for one hour; affairs of the
city of Indianapolis.
No. sos. BY Mr.. Strong: To amend the IN
dianapolis charter as regards sewer assess
ments; affairs of the city of indianapolis.
No. 507. BY Mr.. Scott, of Montgomery:
10 amend the act concerning real property;
No. sos. BY Mr.. Roots: To fix the COM
pensation of state officers; fees and salaries.
No. 500. BY Mr.. Roots: To provide for a
fee and salary commission; fees and sala-
No. $40. BY Mr.. Baker. of Whitley: TO
amend the act concerning interest; rights
No. 5ii. By Mr.. Left: To prohibit COM
binations; rights and privileges.
No. 512 BY Mr.. Baker, of Martin: To
make posting of warning notices effectual;
No. 513. BY Mr.. Scott, of Montgomery:
To amend the dog law; county and town
S. B. No. 242. BY Mr.. Binkley: To pro-
vide a pension for Mrs. Lucinda Morton;
claims.
Bills Passed.
No. 1888. BY Mr.. Bonham: In reference to
nays.
No, No: 2ls; BY Mr.; Rifenberg: Authorizing
way for sewers: 70 yeas.
No. .437. By Mr. James: To authorize
commissioners to pay rewards in certain
No. 265. BY Mr.. Null: To provide for a
revision of the statute laws of Indiana; SO
No. 225. BY Mr.. Louttit: To provide for
the inspection of nursery stock, etc.; 60
No. 498. BY Mr.. Scott, of Montgomery:
To legalize the election of the trustees OF
Waynetown; 81 yeas, under suspension OF
rules.
No. 81. By Mr.. Shirley: To incorporate
Shirley City; 6S yeas, under suspension of
rules.
S. B. No. 8. BY Mr.. Culbert: Concerning
the employment of convicts in the State
Prison; Is yeas, 4 nays,
S. b. No. 115. BY Mr.. Lambert To au-
thorize certain universities to provide that
the majority of directors shall have certain
religious beliefs; 60 yeas, IA nays.
thorize counties to acquire title to certain
lands; IS yeas.
S. B. No. II. BY Mr.. Lambert: To au-
thoriZe the appointment of a commissioner
of fisheries and game; 73 yeas, 6 nays.
S. B.. No. 80. BY Mr.. Newly: To provide
for the Incorporation of life insurance COM
panies; n yeas, 2 nays.
s. B. No. 81. BY Mr.. Johnson, of Madison:
To amend the act concerning the powers
and duties of incorporated towns; "a yeas,
8 nays.
S. b. No. 124. BY Mr.. Nusbaum: Regulat-
ing the duties of county auditors and COM
missioners when called in special session.:
s. B.. No. Is. BY Mr.. Purcell: To protect,
companies engaged in the manufacture OF
electricity, ETC.; n yeas.
S. b. No. SO. BY Mr.. Osborn: To amend
the act concerning elections; "a yeas, 30
No. 223. BY Mr.. Marshall: Concerning
common schools; 81 yeas, % nays.
No. 327. BY Mr.. Canada: Converting
counties furnishing blanks for persons with
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