The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-19

Assembly VIII only be allowed to charge for
the actuaI number of miles Travelled to and
from their homes at the regular rate of
rare II IS the purpose Of the bl4 70 require
an affidavit from each member OF the As
semby, attesting the actual expenditure
thus made, and that only by doing so can
any warrant be drawn for mileage.
Other bills were introduced and referred
No. AS Senator Fogate: For the proven
Dor.
No. IA Senator Goodwine: Concerning
common schools and officers thereof; edu-
No. 145. Senator Cregor: Providing for the
Incorporation of trust companies in cities
ana towns Of 900 upwards, with smaller
capital than 800 COO as is required by the
present statute; judiciary.
NO. l46. Senator Stilwel: Fixing rules for
ciary.
No. 147. Senator stroup: To encourage
the science of agriculture by allowing coun-
" commissioners to purchase ground for
county fairs on the petition of 800 or more
voters OF a county, at cost not to exceed
No. 148 Senator Guthrie: Governing the
payment of mileage; judiciary.
school trustees to sell school bonds, when
II IS desired to purchase buildings, in cities
OF from % 900 to 10000 population; judiciary
No. 150 Senator New: Providing for coun-
" canVassing boards, consisting of five
members including the clerk of the Circuit
Court, two members of the County Board of
NIloAi (OllillilSSlOilCISs anu lWO DlHcL0, u
bee be chosen from. the two leading parties be-
fore the day of election: judiciary.
No. I0l Senator Reyes: To prevent the
adulteration of candy; judiciary.
No. 152 Senator Osborn: Requiring rail-
ROAD companies to keep on sale, in all offices
where tickets are usually sold, mileage
BOOKS Of 800 miles, to cost not more than
$40; judiciary
No. 153. Senator Johnson Of Jay: For the
exemption from garnishment Of all wages
earned by workman, up to one month at
any one time; mines and manufactures.
NO. 1o4. Senator Shea: For a monument
to cost $1,000, to be erected over the graves
or the heroes masSacred at Pigeon ROoSt;"
military affairs.
No. 155. Senator Joss: The anti-lynching
Dill printed yesterday, its purpose being
ciary.
No. 1885, Senator Gochenour: Governing
proceedings in civil cases; judiciary.
No. 157. Senator Lambert: Providing for
the establishment of town and travelling
libraries libraries.
No. 15S. Senator Lambert; To afford bet
ter protection to fish; judiciary.
No. 159. Senator Burns: ApprOpriating
$4,000 for boiler house at the Northern
for new stables and 81, 800 for other improve
ments, and making provision for the appro-
priation of like sums next year; finance.
No. 100. Senator BurnS For the main
tenance of the Northern Hospital for the
Insane: finance.
No. 161. Senator Ryan: For the pension
ing of police officers after fifteen years
service, in cities of from SO, 600 to 1000 pop
ulation referred to the committee on the
city of Indianapolis, it is the purpose
of the Senate to incorporate this into an
other bill previously introduced.
No. 162. Senator Newby Concerning Pre-
cedures in criminal cases; judiciary.
At 1850 the Senate was called to order
and marched in a body to the House to meet
States senator At I o'clock it recOnVened
and Immediately adjourned for the day.