The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-24
in HOUSE AND SENATE.
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state library commission: recommtted &c
committee for public hearing.
library commission; passage recommended.
SECOND READING.
No. p BY Mr.. Bonham: 70 protect re-
tail merchants; enacting clause stricken
No. ~. BY Mr.. Murphy of Marion: TO
amend the Indianapolis charter; engross-
ment ordered.
No. 80. BY Mr. Brown: To regulate the
letting of public contracts; rccommitted 20
No. 100 BY Mr. Herod: Enlarging the
rights Of married women; engrossment or
No. 1O1. BY Mr.. Brown: Concerning
building and loan associations; engrossment
No, 100. BY Mr.. Clements: To give the
surviving widow or widower the right of
erection; engrossment ordered.
No. 1l9. By Mr. Altman: To open and
Vacate highways; engrossment ordered.
No. 100 BY Mr. Louttt: To pay d
bounty for English sparrow heads; amended
and engrossment ordered.
NO. ia. By Mr.. Crayens: Relating 10 the
granting of divorces in certain cases; en-
No. 139 BY Mr.. McCarty: To provide
for written contracts between teachers and
school boards; engrossment ordered.
No. 40 BY Mr.. Noel: To enlarge the
powers of the State Board of Health; set
as special order for Tuesday, at p. m.
No. 162. By Mr. Artman: Providing a
method of collecting certain judgments
against railroad companies; engrossment or
dered.
No. It's. BY Mr. Kirkpatrick: TO provide
for the appointment of baliffs in criminal or
other courts. engrOssment ordered
No. 176. BY Mr.. Kirkpatrick To provide
against the contamination of animals used
as human food; recommitted to medicine
health and vital statistics.
No. 179. By Mr. Furness To pay bounty
for sugar beets and for beet sugar; adj
journed pending action.
BILLS REFERRED.
No. 300. BY Mr. Bonham: Concerning
the use of right of way; railroads.
No. 80. BY MI Clark: Fixing the terms
of court for the Forty-fifth circuit; organi-
No. 81. BY Mr.. Huff: To require bulle-
tins of the condition of the school fund;
county and township business.
No. 312. By Mr. Huff: Creating a rail-
road commission; railroads.
No. 49, BY MIR. Sullivan: Authorizing
county commissioners to employ expert ac-
countants; county and township business.
No. 314 BY Mr.. Cravens: To permit own
ers of land within city limits to work out
the road tax; roads.
No. 315. BY Mr. Caraway: Concerning
binding of the documentary journal; print
No. 316 BY Mr. kirkpatrick: Regulating
the marriage of divorced persons; judiciary.
No. 81. By Mr.. Barlow: Concerning civil
actions; judiciary.
NO. Sl9 BY Mr.. Barlow; Prohiblting the
sale of liquor at public exhibitions.
No. $40. BY Mr.. Roberts: To require nom
resident students to pay tuition at state in
stitutions; education.
No. 800. BY Mr.. Herod: To fix the charges
of telephone companies; corporations.
No. 321. BY Mr.. Rifenburg: To amend the
law fixing compensation of state officers;
fees and salaries.
No. S22. BY Mr.. Herrold: Requiring notes
to be stamped by assessors; county and
township business.
No. 1928 BY Mr. Glossbrenner: To create
state board of dental examiners; rights
and privileges.
No. 34 BY Mr. Strong: Concerning me-
chancs' liens; judiciary.
No. 325. BY Mr.. Baker OF Martin: De-
filming trespass; agriculture.
No. 326. BY Mr.. Canada: Regarding coun-
ty blanks; county and township business.
No. 327. BY Mr.. Canada: Amending the
act concerning civil procedure; judiciary.
amusements and sports on a day set apart
for memorial services; rights and privi-
leges.
No. 329. BY Mr.. Reser Providing for a
nonpartisan fire department; cities and
No. $50. By Mr. Durham: Prohibiting
gates swinging outward; roads.
No. 33l. By Mr.. Akin: Concerning roads;
roads.
No. 1872. BY Mr.. Aiken: For the repair of
turnpikes; roads
No. 323. By Mr. Patterson: Concerning
education; education.
No 1874 BY Mr.. Aiken: Making county
commissioners board of turnpike directors
roads.
S. b. No. 81. Amending the city incorpora-
ton act; cities and towns.
S. b. No. Al. To amend the Appellate
Court law; organization of courts.