The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-18

rot want to make an enemy of him This
statement was denounced by Mr. Caravan
as 'damnably false" and he denied ever
having made such a statement. He with
drew his motion for a reconsideration and
the storm was over. Mr.. Hall is tired of
long speeches, and SO are the members, as
was evidenced by their adoption of his res
oiution providing that no speech shall be
over i've minutes except by unanimous con-
sent OF the House. This abolishes the right
OF members to yield their time TO the MEM
Der speaking.
consider the vote by which Mr.. Caraway' 5
hi to regulate stock yards charges WIS OF
uered TO eng roSsment. me committee nad
recommended that the section which per
mltted a man to feed his own stock be
stricken out, but the House refused to con-
cur, and the bill went to engrossment with
this section in. Mr.. Artman explained that
he found it would be impossible to pass the
bill with this section out, and he preferred
to see the bill passed without this section
Jnan not to be passed at all. me vote was
recOnsidered the section stricken out and
the bill sent to engrossment in that ln ~.
Mr.. Artman secured the passage OF q
number of bills His bill to prevent the
erection of a new courthouse in Boone
county unless petitioned for by at least five
hundred freeholders was put through on ac-
count of an urgent condition IN Boone
county, and Mr.. ArtmaE at once started TO
the Senate with it.
Mr.. Kirkpatrick's anti-stock yards trust
bill, and Mr. Kirkpatrick's bill to prevent
the marriage of divorced persons for two
years after the decree Is granted, were
passed. Mr.. Strong's bill to limit sewer as
S6SSmentS IN this city to the nfSt sewer
constructed, and Mr. Whitcomb's bill TO pay
appraisers of Center township SO a day,
We're both passed. Mr. Glossbrenner's bill
to authorize the organization of trust COM
panies of $4,000 stock in towns of 5000 pop
Ulation, Mr.. Cuttys bill to prevent shootng
hours and Mr.. Roots bill to extend the pro
visions of the parole law to the Girls Re
fCTmatOry, were passed.
There was a prolonged discussion of Mr..
AVfrv tn
sioners from granting to any railroad COM
pany right of way along a puDllc hlSh-
way. and In the end the bill was defeated
Mr.. Rifenburgs bill to require every can
didate TO file itemized statements of his eXc
penses met the same fate by Y ayes TO %
man, Beardsley, Burrier. Burkhart, Cravens
of Washington, Cunningham, Eichhorn'
FurnesS. Hayes, KerWood, Kirkpatrick,
Left, McCarty, Neal. OBannon, Patterson
Pifenburg, Roberts, Sullivan, Vogel, VIII
liams and Littleton. The absentees were
Clark. Clements, Cravens of Monroe Cot
ner Downey Feist, Glossbrenner, Graham,
Hall. Hedgecock, Messick, Miller, Murphy
of Marion. Murphy of White, Myler, Roose,
Ross, Stevens and Shirley.
HOUSE ROUTINE.
The following committees reported to the
House:
Cities and Towns
No 47S. BY Mr.. Bonham: Concerning, in
corporated towns; passage recommended.
Military Affairs
No 1874 BY Mr.. Barlow: To amend the
act relating 10 the burial OF the body or an
eX-Union soldier; passage recommended.
Rights and Privileges
No 5SS. BY Mr.. Strong: 10 grant free
peddling licenses to bind persons; passage
recommended.
judiciary
No CO., BY Mr. Schaal: Concerning cross
complaints IN certain cases; passage recon-
No. oo2. BY Mr.. McGary: To fix the sal
aries of circuit judges in certain cases; re-
committed to ices and salaries.
5. b. No. lbS. by Mir. Campbell: TO amend
the act concerning public onenses; passage
S. &. No. 1J5. By Mr.. Gilbert: To amend
the act concerning public officers; passage
Corporations
S. b. No. 81. BY MIR. Shea: Relating to ex-
press companies, ETC.; majority report
recommending passage accepted.
Bills Referred
No. 609 BY Mr. Rifenburg: To appropriate
$3.50 10 to pay the claim OF John >. iceland
Tor furnishing meals to Indiana troops at
East Chicago during the railroad riots
No. 61O. BY Mr. Neal: To require railroad
companies to sell mileage books at certain
rates; rights and privileges.
No. 6l1 BY Mr.. Hedgecock: Concerning
highways roads.
no. bIZ. by Mr. COtner: To amend the
drain law; drains and dikes.
No. Ola by Mr.. Null: To authorize the
commissioning OF railroad policemen; rail-
S. b. No sos. BY Mr. johnson. of Madi-
son: To legaliZe the Incorporation of Ell
wood; cities and towns.
No. 6l5. BY Mr.. Wllloughby: To make II
lawful for railroads to organize relief de-
partments; railroads.
S. b. No. 435. BY M. Stilwel: To amend
the act to incorporate the New Harmony
WOrkingmens Institute; cities and towns.
S. b. No. 157. BY Mr.: Gilbert: to provide
for the greater purity of elections; elections
5. b. No. 248. BY Mr.. OCOnnor: To pro-
vide for the publication Of the papers and
proceedings OF the State Teachers Assocla-
ton; education.
ize commissioners to appropriate money fol-
historical societies; rights and privileges.
S. b. No. ISL. BY Mr.. Winfield 10 appro-
pirate money for the completion of the work
at Chickamauga Park; claims.
;. b. No. 49,. By Mr.. Newly: To amend
the act concerning criminal cases; judiciary
Second Readings
No. 1856. BY Mr.. Burrier: To authorize
township aid for the construction of rail
roads; engrossment ordered.
No. S51 BY Mr. Caraway: Concerning
the common schools Of the State; engross-
Bills Passed
No. GIG. BY Mr.. Canada: To amend the
law relating to briefs; rs ayes, l no. under a
suspension of the rules.
No. 4S3. BY Mr.. Artman: To amend the
act defining fraudulent marriages. 6S ayes.
No. go BY Mr.. Guilty: To provide for bet
ter sanitary conditions in mines; Y ayes
l no.
No. 2S2 BY Mr. Burrier: To prohibit the
obstruction Of bitches and drains; 50 ayes,
noes.
construction of courthouses in counties hav-
ing a population of more than $1,000; Il ayes
No. 495. BY Mr.. O'Bannon: To amend the
act concerning proceedings in criminal
cases; 68 ayes, 2 noes.
No. 175. BY Mr., Caraway: Prohibiting
stock yards combinations and trusts; x
ayes, no.
No. Az By Mr.. Owen: To fix the time Of
holding court in the Forty-seventh district
No. 317 BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To regulate
the marriage of persons after they have
been divorced; "a ayes, % noes.
No. 492. By Mr.. Vogel: To provide for the
reimbursement of school townships where
property has been annexed; n ayes, 6 noes
No. 406. BY Mr.. WhitcOmb, of Marion: TIC
amend the act concerning taxation; % ayes
No 4O4 BY Mr.. Glossbrennsr: To amend
the act relating to trust companies; 60 ayes
8 noes.
manner of procedure in the trial of certain
No. 5i4 BY Mr.. Baker: To provide fol
the compilation and publication of a state
manual; y ayes, 5 noes.
No. SOC. BY Mr.. Strong: To amend the
Indianapolis charter; 81 ayes, noes.
No. 500. By Mr.. Roots To provide for q
fee and salary commission; 60 ayes, IA noes
No. 176. BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To provide
against the contamination of animals used
for human food; GA ayes, 4 noes.
No. 433 By Mr.. Furness: To amend the
insurance act; 20 ayes, 3 noes.
Senate bill No. 1870. By Mr.. Wood: Au-
thorizng the commissioners Of Tippecanoe
county to sell certain lands; 60 ayes, 2 noes
Senate bill NO 70. My Mr. Hogate: Con
corning the tender of money; GO ayes, no