The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-10
end Prison; benevolent and scientific insti-

end Prison; benevolent and scienthc lnsu-
No. $50. BY Mr.. Hedgecock: To extend
the Null law so as to include the minor ex-
No. 5s1. BY Mr.. Williams: To regulate
the stopping of trains; railroads.
No. 52 BY Mr. Louttit: To amend the
bill on the management of the Institution
for the Predetermined; benevolent and
scientific Institutions.
No. $685. BY Mr.. Burkhart: Concerning
drainage; drains and bikes.
No. 534. BY Mr. Glossbrenner: Concerning
claims for food and clothing; rights and
No 5S5 BY Mr. owen: To protect owners
Of threshing machines; rights and privi-
No. 5S7. BY Mr. Baker. of Whitley: To
amend the act on public printing printing.
No. 538. By Mr.. Schrader: To define the
Sixth and Fourth circuits; organization of
No. $50. BY Mr. shideler: Regulating the
laying of natural gas mains; natural re-
No. $40 BY Mr.. Stevens: To amend the
act regarding fees; fees a, and salaries
time when county auditors shall begin their
terms; county and township business
s. b. No. 101 BY Mr.. Charles: To prevent
the pollution of streams; medicine, health
and vital statistics.
S. b. No IS. BY Mr. Miller: To create a
state library commission; libraries
libraries; libraries
the act concerning public offenses; judi
ciary. @4a
s. B. No. 1870 BY. Mr.. Gilbert: Relating to
notares public judiciary.
s ]. r. No. T. By Mr. Winfield: To au-
thorize the Governor TO appoint commit
tee TO redistrict the state; judiciary.
Second Readings
No. 44S BY Mr.. Roose: Pertaining to the
Incorporation of fraternal insurance .socie-
ties; engrossment ordered.
s. B. No. BY Mr.. Hawkins: TIC. f~lend
the act concerning justices of the peace;
passed to third reading.
S. B. No. Z. BY Mr.. Hawkins: To amend
the act providing for a more uniform meth
cd Of doing county business; passed to third
reading.
ia act concerning justices of the peace;
passed to third reading.
S. B. No. IA. BY Mr.. Hawkins: To amend
the act fixing fees and salaries; passed to
third reading.
S. b. No. 1877. BY Mr. Shea: Relating to
orders issued by cities of less than twenty
thousand population, on their treasures:
passed to third reading as amended.
s. b. No. 46. By Mr.. Inman: To amend the
act for the opening of highways; passed to
third reading as amended.
S. B. No. Is BY Mr. Binkley: To require
eyer every notary to append the date of the ex-
plration OF his commission to each docu-
ment passed to third reading as amended
s. 3, No. IS. BY Mr.; Brooks: To regulate
rated towns and cities; passed to third read
ing amended.
S. B. No. 50. BY Mr.. johnson. of Madison:
To amend the act concerning the sinking of
natural gas wells. etc; passed to third
reading as amended.
Regulating the use of natural gas pipes,
ETC.; passed to third reading.
Bills Passed.
No. 430 BY Mr.. Murphy, of White: Con-
corning assessments and liens for street i'm
provements In incorporated towns and cities
OF less than twelve thousand inhabitants; rs
ayes, 3 noes.
No. 276. BY Mr.. Marsh: To authorize GER
tain cities to purchase water works plants;
81 ayes, noes.
No. 25S. BY Mr. Noel: To amend the act
regarding trust companies; n ayes. noes.
NO q BY Mr.. Caraway: To procure the
purity of elections: 56 ayes, 26 noes.
No. "a. BY Mr.. Kerwood: To pension IAl-
cinda Nj. Morton: so ayes, % noes.
No. 26; BY Mr.. Hedgecock: Defining GER
tam mlsdemeanors; 60 ayes, 10 noes.
No. $50. BY Mr. Caraway: To compel rail-
ROAD companies to erect stations in towns of
one hundred population or more; 90 ayes. 1
No. 81 BY Mr.. O'Bannon: TO tax gifts,
legacies and inheritances; 60 ayes. 20 noes.
No. 515 BY Mr. Willoughby: To require
state institutions to turn into the State
treasury alfe money received by them: 81
ayes. under a suspension of the rules.
NO 3SS. BY Mr. Neal: To amend the act
concerning civil proceedings; IS ayes
NO. Alb. BY Mr.. Owen: To legalize the
town of Judson. Parlxe county; IS ayes
Nc. aS. BY Mr.. Wiloughby: Concerning
the appointment of shorthand court report
ers: 81 ayes. 3 noes.
NC. l6S. BY Mr.. Titus: To amend the act
concerning taxation; 20 ayes s noes
No. 397 BY Mr.. Dilley: TO Iegalize the
town of Warren; II ayes
No. 297 BY Mr.. Wise: Relating tn the law
of evidence, ETC.; 6S ayes, noes :"
No. 24S. BY Mr.. Graham: To amend the
law relating to the burial of an ex-T1nion
S. 3. No. q. BY Mr. Hugg: Concerning
coHtrlputory negligence; so ayes. 26 noes
NO. 5S6. BY Mr.. Canada: Supplemental tn
the law on impeachment; II ayes under
suspension of the rules.
Bills Defeated
No. 50. BY Mr. Caraway: To regulate the
pasturing of stock on the public highways:
% ayes, - noes.
). +. No. 81. BY Mr.. Agnew: To repeal
Section 10 of the building and loan assocfa-
ton act; enactment clause stricken out
NO. pa. BY Mr. Williams: Concerning
libraries; ~ ayes. 80 noes. The bill failed for
want of constitutional majority.