The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-15

Mr., CaraWey said that Mr. Williams did rot
understand the bill and that il simply
gives to the applicant the right of election
as 10 whether the papers shall go to the
county superintendent or the state super
lntendent. Air: Williams's motion was lost
me pill was further amended so that not
mere than three examinations in one year
snall be held on the one tee Of 81, and for
each additional examination in the same
year over this number an additional Gee of
81 shall be charged The time over which
the examination may extend was extended
from one TO two days.
Mr.. Roots was again compelled to come to
the defense Of his fee and salary commits
s,cn Dill Mr. Artman moved to Kill it. and
MI Roots said that he did not know
whether It was anything against him or the
OIL. lie protested against the bill being
permitted to come this far and then be
Killed, and asked that it might stand or fall
When II comes to third reading and pas
a vote Of SO to Is
Second Readings
No. $50. BY Mr.. Reece: TO amend the act
70 enable incorporated cities and towns to
ordered
No. 29O. BY Mr.. McGary: To provide for
dered.
No as BY Mr.. LAIR: To require land
owners to keep natural water courses free
Of driftwood and obstruction; rejected be-
cause the enacting clause Is not according
to the Constitution.
No. 395. BY Mr. Williams: To amend the
act 10 maintain the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home; engrossment ordered.
NO l16. BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To provide
against the contamination of animals used
for human food; engrossment ordered.
No. 49, By Mr.. Rifenburg: To require cam
didates TO file itemized statements of their
expenses; engrossment ordered.
NO. ~. By Mr.. CaraWay: Defining public
stockyards and regulating the charges there
in; engrossment ordered
No. 40. By Mr.. Glossbrenner: To promote
ment ordered
No sos. BY Mr. Strong: To amend the
Indianapolis charter as regards sewer as
Sessments; engrossment ordered.
No. 497. By Mr.. Artman: To prohibit
county commissioners from granting the
right TO any railroad company to operate
along public roads; engrossment ordered
No. 35l. BY Mr. Caraway: Concerning the
common schools of the State; engrossment
ordered
No. 500. BY Mr. Roots: To promote the
equalization Of fees and salaries of public
officers; engrosSment ordered.
No. 90. BY Mr.. Guilty: To provide for bet
ter sanitary conditions in mines; engross-
ment ordered
No. $50 BY Mr. Holcomb: To abolish the
three days of grace; engrossment ordered.
No. 4l3. By Mr. W1llOughby TO amend
dered.
No. 42. BY Mr. Owen; To fix the time
of holding court in the Forty-seventh cir
suit; engrossment ordered.
No. 1872. BY Mr.. Vogel: To provide for
the reimbursement of school townships
where the property belonging thereto shall
have been annexed; engrossment ordered.
No. 1876 BY MIR. Artman: Concerning the
construction of courthouses in counties hav-
ing population of more than $4,000; en-
No. 2O5. BY Mr. Hays: Concerning the
collection of road taxes; engrossment
ordered.
No 356. BY Mr.. Knots: To provide for
the formation of drainage districts; en-
grossment ordered.
No. 48O. BY Mr. Roots: Concerning the
Of in fA1a vnie
grossment ordered.
No. 433. BY Mr.. Furness To amend the
act concerning the Incorporation and organ
ization of life insurance companies; engross-
ment ordered
No. 406. BY Mr.. Whitoomb, of Marion: To
amend the act concerning taxation; en-
No. 4l9. BY Mr.. LAIR: To provide a label
on flour in packages less in amount than
one barrel; engrossment ordered.
No. AIS. BY Mr. May: To establish the
office of state veterinarian; engrossment
No 4O4 BY Mr.. Glossbrenner: To amend
the trust act; engrossment ordered
No. 438. BY Mr.. Reser: To permit GER
tain towns to discontinue school boards; en-
grossment ordered.
No. $40 BY Mr. Baker. of Whitley: To
amend the law concerning interest and
usury; engrossment ordered.
No III. BY Mr.. Louttit: The Torrens land
bill; set for Friday at p. m. as special
Bills Passed
No. 924 BY Mr.. Glossbrenner: To regulate
the practice OF dentistry, ETC.; So ayes, 80
No. 407 BY Mr.. whitcomb. of Marion: To
require insurance companies organized UNI
der special acts to file annual reports with
the auditor of state 81 ayes 1 no.
No 337. BY Mr.. Clark: To amend the act
regarding the right of way of railroads; 62
ayes, 16 noes.
81, 500 for the temporary care of criminal in
sane 6S ayes, 3 noes:
No 4i2. By Mr. Canada; To amend the
act to provide funds for the state schools;
No isl. By Mr.. schaal: To authorize
riparian owners to own and maintain docks,
No 3l6 BY Mr. Caraway: To provide for
q better collection and distribution of state
publications; 50 ayes, no.
No. 374. By Mr. Altman: To prescribe GER
tain duties of treasurers in cities not gov
erned by special charters; u ayes.
No. 295. BY Mr.. Strong: To amend the In
dianapolis charter; Y ayes, noes.
No 319. BY Mr.. Barlow: Supplemental to,
an act concerning proceedings in civil cases;
rs ayes, 2 noes
No. 44S BY Mr.. Roose: Pertaining to the
regulation Of fraternal beneficiary societies,
No IT'S. BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick: To provide
for the appointment of court bailiffs; 81
ayes, Is hoes.
No 262 BY Mr.. Myler: To amend the act
regulating the practice of medicine; 70 ayes,
No 3S7. BY Mr. Hays: To amend the act
concerning drainage under specified condi-
lions; SO ayes, ] no.
No 30. By Mr.. Marsh: To provide for
the purchase, condemnation, etc, of road
making materials; 6S ayes, 10 noes.
No $50. BY Mr.. Shideler To legaIize GER
tain settlements heretofore made by county
commissioners; 81 ayes, noes under sus-
pension of the rules.
Bills Defeated
No. 112. BY Mr.. Reser: To amend the
election laws; % ayes AS noes.
No. ga. BY Mr.. Dilley: To make all
promissory notes negotiable as inland bills:
enacting clause stricken out by IS ayes to II
noes.
No. 451. BY Mr.. Barlow: To promote the
use of American maize in foreign lands.
enacting clause stricken out by AZ ayes to ri
noes.
HANCOCK COUNTY EXPENSES.