The Indianapolis journal., 1899-02-16

the Incorporation of East Chicago; cities
and towns.
No 4l5 By Senator Burns Providing for
special charter for the city of South Bend;
cities and towns.
No 416. BY Senator Goodwine: Prohibit
ing the holders of chattel mortgages from
terest; banks.
No. All By Senator Gwin: Legalizing
the incorporation of the town of George
town, Floyd county; passed under suspen-
No AIS BY Senator Drummond: Giving
the attorney general the authority to search
for sequestered property, and, If found, place
1t on the tax duplicate; judiciary.
No. 419. By Senator Hogate: Placing tEe
state oil Inspector on a salary Of $3.50 ana
placing his appointment IN the hahds OF
No. 420. By Senator Hogate: Providing
for the appointment of commission to rep
resent the State at the Ohio centennial cele-
braton, to be held at Toledo. Passed under
a suspension Of the rules.
No. 421. BY Senator Hugg: Providing for
a uniform system of negotiable paper; judi
No. 422. BY Senator Hawkns: Providing
for two new elevators in the Statehouse;
No. 428. By Senator johnson, of Madi-
son: Allowing county commissioners extra
pay for clerical assistance; judiciary
No. 424 By Senator keyes: Regulating
the number of employees and their salaries
at the State Soldiers Home; soldiers mon
ument.
No. 425. By Senator Keeney: Regulating
the acts of the councils of cities and towns;
judiciary.
No. 426. BY Senator Legeman: Giving the
county surveyor the right to clean bitches
at any time it may be considered necessary
to do so, and charge the cost of the same
to the abutting properly owners; swamp
lands and drains.
No. 427. BY Senator Legeman: Prevent
ing the councils of cities of from 5O,OU to
0C0 from granting extensions to street.
railway companies Judiciary.
No. 42S. BY Senator LEIGH: Prohibiting
the playing of any game of sport on Deco
No. 429. BY Senator Miller: Abolishing
the boards of managers of the reformatory
and penitentiary and providing for the ap-
pointment by the Governor of a nonpartisan
board of managers to control both institu-
tions; benevolent institutions.
No. 430. By Senator Miller: Regulating
the method of paying for the construction
of bitches extending into more than one
county, judiciary.
No. 431. BY Senator Minor: Allowing
township and city trustees to levy tax,
on the expression of 4 favorable sentiment
from the people. for the establishment of a
free lecture course; judiciary.
No. 432. By Senator Osborn: Prohibiting
the sale of intoxicating liquors in the vcin-
No: 433. By Senator Patten: Compelling
pedders travelling from town to town
through county to pay county license;
No. 4S4. BY Senator Shea: Making re-
cent law limiting the debt which may be in
CURED in the building of gravel roads at A
per cent. of the taxable property not apply
to roads already contracted for; judiciary.
No. 435. BY Senator Stilwell: Amending
the charter of the New Harmony Library
to enable it to receive a donati of $45 600.
Passed under suspension of the rules.
No. 4S7. BY Senator New: Permitting aid
to be voted by counties having a. voting
population of 10000 or more toward the es-
tablishment of universities; city of Indian
apOs.
No. 436 BY Senator Shea: Providing for
the placing of a statue of Thomas A. Hen
bricks in Statuary Hail. in the Capitol at
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