The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-02


the release of mortgages. etc.: passage
No. s57. BY Mr.. Canada: To perpetuate
the testimony relating TO wills In certain
cases: passage recommended.
$. Il. No. al. By Mr.. Wood: Relative TO
attorney fees; passage recommended.
fugitive from justice: passage recommended;
:. II. No. 90. BY Mr.. Stroup: To amend
the act concerning proceedings in civil
S. Is. No. 2S. BY Mr.. Shea: To amend
the act concerning proceedings In civil
cases: indefinitely postponed.
s. b. No. 4s3. BY Mr.. Early: Supple
mental 10 an act concerning proceedings IN
criminal cases: passage recommended.
Military Affairs
S. b.. No. 81. BY Mr.. Gilbert: For the
definitely postponed.
5. b. No. z92. by Mr.. Gilbert: Describing
the boundaries OF regimental districts for
the National Guard; indefinitely postponed.
s. q. No. 293. BY Mr.. Gilbert: To reim-
burse the members Of Indiana regiments
serving in the war with Spain for money
withheld for clothing. recommendation TO
indefinitely postpone rejected and the bill
advanced TO second reading.
Rights and Privileges
s. p. No. c.. BY Mr.. Winfield: Declar-
ing certain contracts null and void: pas
s. b. Nc. pa BY Mr.. Newly: LegaIizing
the acts Of Circle Grove Cemetery Associa-
ton. of Spiceland: passage
Benevolent and Scientific Institutions
s. r. No. %. BY Mr.. Lambert: To amend
the act regulating sanity inquests; passage
No. Isl. BY Mr.. Willoughby: To estab-
lish an additional institution for the educa-
ton of the deaf and dumb; indefinitely
postponed.
Cities and Towns
, s. b. No. 262. BY Mr.. johnson. OF Jay:
To authorize certain cities TO construct gen.
eral and collateral sewers: passage recon-
No. S5. BY Mr.. Caraway: To amend the
act relating TO street improvements In GER
tain cities: indefinitely postponed
No. ESQ. BY Mr.. Caraway: To amend the
act relating to sewer improvements in GER
ta 9 81 fi'i No. i az. BY MP pS GilSere: To amend
the Fort Wayne charter so as 10 make the
police and fire departments nonpartisan;
definitely postponed by the House by ~
ayes and ~ noes
the Fort Wayne charter so as TO create the
office of police judge; Indefinitely postponed.
Roads
S. B. No. $50. BY Mr.. Agnew: To legalize
free gravel road bonds issued in certain
cases; passage
Insurance
S. b. No. ia. BY Mr.. Kell: To enable
farmers 10 organize insurance companies;
passage recommended
Affairs of the City of Indianapolis
S. b. No. 31. BY Mr.. Hugg: To amend
Section 9 of the indianapolis charter; pas
sage recommended.
Medicine, Health and Vital Statistics
S. b. No. 235. By Mr.. Nusbaum: To regu-
late the purity in the manufacture and sale
of drugs: indefinitely postponed.
Bills Referred
No. 65S. BY Mr.. whitcomb. of Marion: To
prevent foreign insurance companies from
placing insurance on Indiana property in
offices outside the State: insurance.
Second Reading
No. 64s. BY Mr.. Knots: To apply the
raNpnx- from the GnfC ~ urnn ~ lrnnC IN the
Kankakee valley to the Improvement OF the
Kankakee river; engrossment ordered.
Bills Passed
S. r. No. S75. BY Mr.. Purcell: To au-
thoriZe the State TO issue bonds in the sum
of $4,000 to pay the claim of Vincennes
University: 20 ayes, % noes
S. F. No. ES. BY Mr.. Hugg: To ~re-enact
the amendments TO the indianapolis charter;
% ayes. under suspension of rules.
Nc. i67. BY Mr.. Hugg: To legalize the
acts under the defective amendments; %
ayes. under suspension of rules.
No. 573. BY MIR. Canada: To limit the
time when claims can be filed for erroneous
payments to the auditor of state; % ayes.
No. 62s. BY Mr.. Roberts: Regulating the
transfer of children from one school corpor-
tuition at $50 a month and So a month for
high school: So ayes. % noes.
No. 312. BY Mr.. Hun: To create a rail-
road commission; 81 ayes, 81 noes.
No. Cos. BY Mr.. McCarty: To forbid
camping on highways and uninclosed land
without the PERMISSION OF owners OF dDullnk
| property: % ayes, : noes.
No. SIS. BY Mr.. Strong: To provide free
peddling licenses TO blind persons; 1s ayes.
j no.
No. 424. BY MI. King: To make the board
of managers of the Reformatory a nom
partisan board; 81 ayes. 3 hoes.
No. 312. BY Mr.. Stevens: To regulate
hunting end shooting on inclosed grounds;
50 ayes; Is noes.
No. 629. BY Mr.. Eichhorn: TO prescribe
that money in special funds of the county,
such as sherims fund, treasurer'S fund, etc,
shall be turned into the general fund at the
end Of the term of any county officer; %
ayes.
No. COZ. BY Mr.. Burkhart: To prescribe
the manner i'm which civil proceedings
may be brought against trusts; 90 ayes, >
noes.
No. 4g9. BY Mr.. Dilley: To authorize
treasurer of other counties for money
assessed for school purposes: 66 ayes. 10 noes.
S. B. No. 255. BY Mr.. Wood: To permit
populat ton to discontinue school boards; 80
ayes. "a noes.
s. b. No. AS. BY Mr.. Burns: To G=thor-
ize the consolidation of two or more street.
railway companies; q ayes, i no, under
suspension Of rules.
Defeated
S. B.. No. 81. BY Mr.. Shea: To compel
express companies to receive business. etc;
sc ayes. IL noes.
No. 551. BY Mr.. Hedgecock: To amend
the act concerning taxation; 36 ayes, 80
noes.