The Indianapolis journal., 1899-01-11

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has been given in full in the papers; The
House VIII meet again at o'clock this
morning.
The following bills were passed:
). B. No. 4. To legalZe acts of notarieS
whose commissions have expired.
H. B. No. 4S. To amend the Roots COM
mission bill.
BILLS REFERRED.
No. &c. BY Mr.. O'Bannon: Making gold
| and silver money Of the United States legal
tender rights and privileges.
No. 80. BY Mr. Barlow To prevent the
manufacture of adulterated butter; agricul-
ture.
No. 81. BY Mr.. Barlow: To amend the
act for civil cases; judiciary.
No. 80. BY Mr. Williams: Giving married
women the right to make contracts; judi
ciary.
No. SO. BY Mr.. kirkpatrick: To amend
the city Incorporation act: cities and towns.
No. 81 BY Mr., kirkpatrick: To prohibit
saloons in the residence portion of cities;
temperance.
No. 58. BY Mr.. Knots: To amend the
No. 49, BY Mr.. Knots: To legaIize acts
or notares whose commissions have ex-
No. lo By Mr. Herod: To change the
time Of township elections; county and
No. Al. BY Mr.. Herod Regarding spring
elections; county and township business.
No. A. BY Mr.. Claycomb: To construct
gravel roads In certain cases; roads.
No. 43 By Mr.. Rifenburg: To require
candidates to state expenses; elections.
No. "A. BY Mr.. Herrold To exempt GER
tam property; county and township bus1-
ness
No. A. BY Mr.. Herrold: Requiring that
bonds and stocks shall be listed for taxa
ton; county and township business.
No. 46. BY Mr.. Scott of Lawrence: Gov
erning primary elections; elections.
No. A. By Mr.. Noel: Against unrestricted
sale of poisons and creating a state board
OF pharmacy; rights and privileges.
amend the charter of Indianapolis; city OF
indianapolis.
No. So By Mr. Osborne: TO amend the
school laws; education.
No. 81. BY Mr.. Whitcomb of Marion: To
amend an act on negotiable instruments;
banks
No. g. BY Mr.. GIossbrenner: Concerning
street railways in the city of indianapolis;
city of Indianapolis
No. 50. BY Mr.. Wise: Empowering prose-
cutting attorneys and deputies to administer
oaths; judiciary.
No. 54 By Mr. Wise: To repeal certain
sections of an act concerning procedure in
No. So. BY Mr. Baker of Martin: To pro-
teet fish; rights and privileges.
NO. Sc. BY MIR. Baker of Martin: TO
amend the highway act; roads.
No. 81. BY Mr. Cunningham: To create
library commission; state library
No. So. BY Mr.. Scott of Montgomery:
Authorizing agricultural societies to sell
land; agriculture.
NO. OS. by Mr. scott OF montgomery: To
repair roads by competitive bidding; roads.
No. so. BY Mr. Clements. TO heat street
cars; corporations.
No. 81. BY Mr. James: To establish
state accountant commission; rights and
privileges.
No. g. BY Mr.. James: To repair roads;
No. g. BY Mr.. Canada: To amend the
highway act; roads.
No. g. BY. Mr.. Canada. To enable the
wife in certain cases to sell land; judiciary.
No. 65. BY Mr.. Null: TO fix the taxation
of undated land agriculture.
No. &c. BY MIR. Null Prohibiting the
ceptance of railroad pass by any Judge;
rights and privileges.
No. g. BY Mr. May: Concerning the lean
ing of school funds; county and township
No. 6S. BY May; To regulate coroners'
inquests; county and township business.
No. So. By Mr. Schaal: To amend the
sewer laws; cities and towns.
No. 20. BY Mr.. Reese: To amend the law
regarding trustees and assessors; county
and township business.
No. II. BY Mr. Green: To restrict the sale
of poisonous drugs; rights and privileges.
No. 72. BY Mr. Reser: To amend the law
relating to the drawing of juries; judiciary.
No. 73. BY Mr.. Reser: To provide for a
nonpartisan fire department; cities and
No. a. BY Mr.. Patterson: To prohibit the
condemnation of cemetery property by rail
roads roads cities and towns
amend the law relating to school certif-
cates education.
No. 76: BY Mr.. King: Authorizing the con-
demnation of land for a certain purpose;
county and township business.
No. u. BY Mr. King: To incorporate life
INSURANCE companies; insurance
No. rs BY Mr. Madden: To amend the
act relating to the education OF children; ed
ucation.
No. 70. BY Mr.. Madden: To create town
ship auditing board; county and township
business.
No So BY Mr.. Roots: 10 sell land Of the
Soldiers Home; Soldiers Home
No. 81. BY Mr.; Roots: To amend the
highway act; roads.
No. 50. By Mr.. Stevens: TO amend an act
relating to court stenographers; judiciary.
No. So. BY Mr.. Geisel: To amend an act
relating to partition fences; agriculture
No. S4 BY Mr.. Geisel; Authorizing the
commissioners to purchase supplies for
township officers; county and township
business
The following resolution was adopted:
Con. No /. Authorizing a suitable tablet
or inscription to be placed on the soldiers
monument in commemoration of services of
Indiana soldiers in the war with Spain