The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-10

is unfair and that under its provisions the
State viii tax man while he lives and then
fine him when he dies" He thought il
would operate against an accumulation %
property Mr.. Baker was opposed to this bill
or any other that taxes a man when ne dies.
Mr.. Blankenship said the bill is a good one.
as It will enable the State to get some
money out OF personal property that IS never
f taxed as long a man lives. The bill was
passed by IS yeas TO g nays
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
The following committees reported to the
| House yesterday:
Affairs of the City of Indianapolis
- No 4O6 BY Mr. whitcomb of Marion:
passage recommended.
NO. 800 BY Mr.. Strong: To amend the
i cnarter as regards sewer assessments;
S. b. No. 26. BY Mr. Hugg: The police
/ pension blai passage recommended.
Judiciary
No. III. BY Mr. Louttit: To provide a.
| system OF registering titles; minority report
recommending as passage accepted
No. $50 by Mr. Roots: Concerning the
I manef OF procedure in the trial of certain
felonies; passage recommended.
Con r. No. 4. BY Mr.. James: To authorize
| postponed.
S. 3. No l29. BY Mr. Stilwen: To pre-
VS' R9oS o st97aa8ng; passage tie -
the recording of assignment of mortgages;
passage recommended
| ,. j. H. NO. = BY Mr.. Wood: Authorizing
the investigation of certain tracts of land
in Indianapolis; adoption recommended.
S. b. No S. BY Mr. Miner: To amend
| the act regarding Wills; indefinitely post
No. All BY Mr. Louttit: To authorize re-
ceivers appointed by a court to be sued i'm
that court without leave: indefinitely post
poned.
S B. No. 1870. BY Mr.. Wood: Authorizing
the commissioners of Tipecanoe county to
sell certain lands; passage recommends
S. B. No. 70. BY Mr.. Hogate Concerning
S. B. No 50. BY Mr. Hogate; To amend
the act relating to the deposition in, the pro-
No. 4S3 BY Mr. :'' Altman: TO define fraud
| ulent marriages and TO amend the act con-
ce1T1n Germ them passaage recomm mel -.
act concerning proceedings in criminal
cases; passage recommended as amended.
r, NO. oVE by Mr.. Scott. or Montgomery:
Concerning real property; indefinitely post
! poned.
Education
No. 379. BY Mr.. McCarty: To amend the
| act concerning the education of children;
| Indefinitely postponed.
No. 492 BY Mr. Vogel: To provide for
| the reimbursement of townships for school
property annexted to city; passage recom-
No 54s BY Mr. Burrier To amend the
school law; indefinitely postponed
No. 43S. BY Mr.. Reser: To permit towns
of 1000 TO discontinue school boards;
passage recommended.
Agriculture
No. 45l. BY Mr. Barlow: To encourage
| the use of American maize by people of for
eign countries; amended and passage rec
S, B. No. 49, BY Mr.. Patten: Concerning
the manufacture and sale of commercial
feTtil u passage Tecomnmended =.
| vide for the inspection of nursery stock,
ETC.; amended and passage recommended,
Banks.
No, 404. BY Mr.. Glossbrenner: To amend
| the law regarding the incorporation of loan,
| recommended
days Of grace; passage recommended.
| No. $40. BY Mr.. Kerwood: To prevent ex-
o nj "a etfi i1de9 ie1 an nrom
issory notes negotiable as inland bills;
| passage recommended.
Mines and Mining
No: 80 BY Mr.; Guilty: To prevent shoot
ing or blasting in mines during working
| hours; passage recommended as amended.
Organization of Courts
No. H2 BY Mr.. Owen: To fix the time
of holding court in the Forty-seventh cir
cult; passage recommended.
Military Affairs
No. APO. BY Mr.. MARSHALL To provide for
| the erection of monument on Tippecanoe
battlefield indefinitely postponed.
S. B. No. 154 BY Mr.. Shea: To provide
5ee en of fhe ge OF R6 3nqea g;
jorty. report to indefinitely postpone con-
CURED in.
Printing
provide for printing coo copies of the State
| Manual; passage recommended.
Ways and Means
No 473. BY Mr. Willoughby: To amend
the act concerning taxation; passage recon-
| mended.
INSURANCE
No 433 BY Mr. Furness: To amend the
act concerning the organization OF corpora
| tions; passage recommended
Soldiers Monument
No A45 Nv Mr. Kerwood = IN anpropriata
money to complete the monument; passage
recommended.
Manufactures and Commerce
No. 4l9. BY Mr.. LAIR: 70 provide for
than one barrel; passage recommended.
-Teegraphs and Telephones
No. 321. BY Mr.. Herod: TO regulate the
price of telephone companies; indefinitely
postponed.
money to pay the claim of M NJ. Defrees;
passage recommended
Elections
S. B. No. SO. BY Mr.. Agnew: Prescribing
| the manner in which nominations TO office
shall be certified passage recommended.
No 474 BY Mr. Artman: 70 authorizes
the use of voting machines; passage recon-
''V'' Rights and Privileges.
No. Sill BY Mr. Left: TO prohibit con-
tracts or combinations; substitute recon-
No. i72. BY Caraway: To regulate the
stock yards charges passage recommended
as amended.
No ass. BY Mr.. Hayes; To amend the
act regulating the taxation of dogs; minor
| ity report to indefinitely postpone con-
| CURED in.
No SO BY Mr.. Baker, of Whitley: To
| amend the act concerning usury; passage
| recommended.
No 1885, BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To prohibit
the use of passes by judges and members
| of the General Assembly; report recon-
| mitted the bill to judiciary, but it was sent
| back to the reporting committee with in
structions to report If favorably according
to orders from the House
- County and Township Business
S. B. No. 12l BY Mr.. New: To provide
| a uniform method Of keeping county and
| township accounts; minority report to In
| definitely postpone concurred in
No 499 BY Mr.. Diley: To authorize the
| auditor of any county to draw his warrant
| on the treasurer of another county for the
| amount of money assessed for school pur
! poses; referred to the committee on educa-
| ton.
No 153 BY Mr. Scott. Of Montgomery:
| To amend the act regulating the taxing or
| dogs; passage recommended as amended.
No 1856 BY Mr. Artman: Concerning the
/ construction Of courthouses in counties OF
/ more than $1,000 population; passage recon-
! mended
No 1862. BY Mr.. Blankenship: To amend
the act concerning taxation; passage rec
| commended
No SOL BY Caraway: To amend the act
| concerning taxation: indefinitely postponed.
No 427 BY Mr.. Stevens: To amend the