The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-02
defining the rights of second wives and chiL-


defining the rights of second wives and chill
dren by former wives; judiciary.
No. 304. BY Senator New: Providing fol-
the claim of Robert L. King & Co; claims
No. SO5. BY Senator New: Requiring all
insurance companies to h'c a statement
under oath OF majority Of directors with
auditor of state; Insurance.
No. 306 BY Senator Agnew: Making
claims against insurance companies valid
in cases of suicide Of insane persons; insur-
No. 307 By Senator Agnew: Making void
any life insurance policy issued except on
written consent of the insured insurance.
No. 30S. BY Senator Johnson, of Madison:
Making legal acts of city of Elwood; cities
and towns.
No. 500. BY Senator Wood: Establishing
city courts in cities of 5000 population; cities
and towns.
No 80 BY Senator Wood: Giving city
courts concurrent jurisdiction in civil cases
with circuit courts; cities and towns.
No. I'll. By Senator Wood: Giving city
courts concurrent jurisdiction in INSIDE
meanor cases with the Circuit Court; cities
No 3l2 By Senator Wood Providing for
the erection of a monument on the Tippe-
canoe battlefield; military affairs,
No. 3l3. BY Senator Guthrie (by requesD a:
Providing for the purchase of toll roads by
county commissioners and making them
free, county and township business
No. 314. By Senator Hugg: Prohibiting
fire insurance companies from loaning
money in their funds to officers or employees;
No. S15. BY Senator Hugg (by requesD
Providing fox the registration of plumbers
IN cities Of over 10000 inha bitants; judiciary.
No, 5l6. BY Senator Bugg thy requesD
Providing for the organization of a state
card of registration and examination for
Veterinary surgeons public health
No. 81. BY Senator .Binkley: Prohibit
lig corporations from purchasing stock in
oher corporations except upon the affirma-
tive vote Of three-fourths' of the stock cor
To- SlS. BY Senator Binkley: Allowing
stockholders OF companies TO increase the
Capitalization and extend the term Of the
existence of company at any regular or
special meeting by sending to the secretary
OF state s,6 copy OF PROCEEDINGS: judiciary
q formal notice by publication in all cases
Where trust property Is sold by the trustee;
No. 800. By Senator Burns: Regulating
the Incorporation of fraternal beneficiary
ASSOCIATIONS; insurance.
NO. 81. BY Senator Stroup: Providing
that in convictiois for felonies the jury
shall fix the punishment and the court in
fl So the e9J penp9lty; prieons
NO. ~. BY Senator StrOup. Requiring
courts in which felonies are tried to ascer-
tam beyond doubt that the accused is over
sixteen years of age before committing to
No 1913. BY Senator Goodwne (by re-
guests: Authorizing counties, townships
and cities to extend aid M establishing high
ties; education.
No 32l. BY Senator culbert Allowing
Pe'A ieh OWHtlS Ol lana on ndNl2aDle
streams to build and operate wharves, har-
bors and docks: cities and towns
NO. go. BY Senator Miller (by reduest)
Allowing any bank official to release any
mortgage, Judgment lien upon payment
OF the debt without having il attested by
corporate seal of bank: Judiciary
No. 326. BY Senator Osborn: Allowing
any teacher holding a thirty-six months
incense from any county superintendent TO
teach in any county in the State: education
NO. 32I By Senator Shea: Relating to
proceedings in civil cases; judiciary
NO. 52S. By Senator Newly: Legalizing
Incorporation of the town of Kennard
Henry county; judiciary.