The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-22

camping on the public highway; passage
recommended.
tain contracts null and void; passage rec
Printing
No. 64. BY Mr.. Baker, Of Whitley: To
amend the act relating 10 legal publications
IN newspapers; passage recommended.
Bills Referred
No. ga. BY Mr.. Hall: To authorize cities
and towns 10 purchase water works; cities
No. s5. BY Mr.. Shirley: To amend the
act regarding the incorporation of street
railway companies: railroads:
No. 6z6. BY Mr.. Roberts: To regulate the
transfer OF children from one school district
to another: education.
No. CIT. By, Mr.. Williams: To amend the
act to regulate the liquor traffic; temper
ance.
No. 62S. BY Mr.. Neal: To appropriate
money to pay the claim OF Thomas Levi for
two horses stolen by State troops in 1863;
claims.
No. 62s. BY Mr.. Eichhorn: To amend the
act on compensation of officers; fees and
No. $50. BY Mr.. Hedgecock: To fix the
maximum rate for township tax levies;
No. 63L. BY Mr.. King: To authorize fish
hatcheries; rights and privileges.
No: 6S2. By Mr.. Hedgecock; To amend
the fee and salary Law fees and salaries
No. 6S3. By Mr.. Neal: To better regulate
the sale of liquor by drug stores; temper
ance.
No. ga. BY Mr.. Rifenburg: To provide
for a water and an electric lighting plant
for the Statehouse and appropriating $4,000
therefor; ways and means.
bills Passed
S. b. No. u. BY Mr.. Nusbaum: To pro-
vide for the inspection of nursery stock and
to create the Office of state entymologist;
s. 3. No. I0S. BY Mr.. Gilbert: In relation
to the recording of the assignments of mort
cages. etc; 20 ayes, 3 noes.
the manner in which nominations to office
shall be certified; 81 ayes. 5 noes.
S. b. No: 1SS. BY Mr.; Gilbert: To regu-
s.. J. r. No. 4. To amend Section 2,
Article I, of the Constitution; SO ayes; Z
S. B. No. so. BY Mr.. Hogate: To amend
the act regarding the taking of depositions;
s. b. No. S54. BY Mr.. Inman: To fix the
time for holding court in the Forty-ninth
circuit; 50 ayes, under suspension of the
S. +. No. SO. BY Mr.. Patten: To amend
the act regulating the sale of commercial
fertilizers; 81 ayes.
S.. b. No. 129. BY Mr.. Wood: To prevent
dog stealing; 81 ayes, is noes:
S. b. No. So. BY Mr.. Brooks: Concerning
S. b. No. iS6. By MIR. Corr: Relating to
husband and wife in certain cases; 20 ayes,
S. b. No. 2O5. BY Mr.. Gilbert: To amend
the act concerning public officers; 20 ayes,
S. b. No. 12s. BY Mr.. Shea: Concerning
SSN"bSN ~ PNH0
s. B. No. les. BY Mr.. Campbell: To
amend the act concerning public offenseS
and their punishment; IS ayes, II noes.
S. B. No. 73. By Mr.. Goodwine: Con-
corning the common schools of the State;
No. all. BY Mr.. owen: To legalize the
acts of certain boards of commissioners; 81
ayes, IL noes.
No. 9S6. BY Mr.. Burrier: To authorize
township aid to railroads.; II ayes, 8 noes.
No. 1862. BY Mr.. ~Blankenship: To amend
the taxation laws; IS ayes, 4 noes.
No. 800. My McGary: To provide for the
improvement of public highways; So ayes
II noes.
township business; SO ayes, 43 noes.
No. 26. BY Mr.. Rifenburg: To amend
the act establishing a superior court in
Lake, Porter and Laporte counties; 90 ayes,
q noes. over the veto by the Governor.
No. 276. BY Mr.. Marsh: To authorize
certain cities to purchase water works; 81
ayes, Sc noes, over the veto by the Governor.
No. 511. BY Mr.. Lief: To prohibit con-
tracts and combinations of persons, ETC.; %
No. 44s. By Mr.. Clark: For the protec-
ton of trainmen; 20 ayes, 5 noes.
No. 351. BY Mr.. Caraway: Concerning
the common schools of the State; Sc ayes. II
No. $40. BY Mr.. Neal: To require rail-
road companies to sell mileage books good
for five hundred miles at $40; 81 ayes, IS
noes.
No. 426. BY Mr.. MARSHALL: Concerning
partition fences; 26 ayes, 81 noes.