The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-02-17
camping on highways and uninclosed
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Second Reading

Second Reading
No. 514. BY Mr.. Baker. TO provide for the
compilation and publication of a legislative
and state manual: engrossment ordered
use Of voting machines, set for Monday, IL
a. m, as special order.
No. 362 BY Mr.. Blankenship: To amend
the act concerning taxation engrossment
ordered.
No. 495. BY Mr. O'Bannon: To amend the
act concerning proceedings in criminal
cases; engrossment ordered.
No. ass. BY Mr.. Artman: To amend the
act defining fraudulent marriages; engross-
No. All. BY Mr.. owen: To Iegalize certain
boards OF county commissioners; engross-
S. b. No 79. BY Mr.. Hogate: Concerning
the tender Of money; passed to third read
S. B. No. 50. By Mr.. Hogate: To amend
the act regarding the taking of dispositions
70 PROBATE wills; passed to third reading.
). b. No. 80. To amend the act regarding
the manufacture and sale of commercial
tert1llzer; passed to third reading.
5. y. No. 80. By Mr. Wood: Directing
me commissioners OF Tippecanoe county to
sell certain lands; passed TO third reading.
5. b. No. 129. By Mr.. Wood: To prevent
dog stealing; passed to third reading.
s. 4. No. g. BY Mr.. Agnew: Prescribing
the manner in which nominations to Office
shall be certified; passed to third reading.
5. B. No 103 By Mr.. Gilbert: In relation
cages; passed to third reading
5. Il. No. u. BY Mr. Nusbaum: To pro-
NiOe IOf the inspection or nursery stock and
70 prevent San Jose scale, etc.; passed to
third reading.
s. J. r: No. g. BY Mr. Wood: To author
lie the Governor and attorney general TO
adopted -''i'N'' ,
No. Sill BY Mr.. Lief: An antitrust bill.
No. 426. BY Mr.. MARSHALL: To repeal part
Oh an act on partition fences; engrossment
Bills Passed.
IS. H. No 020 T2V Mr. To-r. m $1,000, =
bringing suit to recover Barrett law assess
ments without notice to the owner of the
property assessed; 81 ayes under a suspen-
S. B. No. Is. By Mr. Binkley: To require
every notary public to append to each GER
tlhcate or other document the date of the
noes
s. B, No. 6. BY Mr.. Hawkins: To amend
the act to provide for more uniform meth
% Oh DONG township business; rs ayes.
>. b. No. z. BY MIR. Hawkins: To amend
the act regarding the election and qualifica-
lions of justices of the peace; 50 ayes. / no.
>. Is. No. g. By Mr.. Hawkins: TO amend
the act providing for the election of JUS
tlees or the peace; q ayes.
>. Is. No. IA. BY Mr.. Hawkins: To amend
the act fixing fees for justices of the peace;
62 ayes, noes.
S. b.: No. 81: BY Mr. johnson, of Madi-
son: Regulating the use and operation Of
5. d. No. 10. By Mr.. Brooks: Regulating
the payment and allowance of claims
against incorporated towns and cities; 81
s. b. No 81: By Mr. Johnson. of Madison:
To amend the act concerning natural-gas
and oil wells; 50 ayes.
S. b. No. 127. BY Mr.. Shea: Relating to
orders issued by cities Of less than 10000
upon their treasures; 81 ayes.
5. B. No. 120. By Mr.. New: To regulate
the management Of county asyums for the
poor; 81 ayes, 1 no.
S. B. No. 10. BY Mr.. Hogate: To amend
the act regarding building and loan associa-
the Eighteenth circuit, etc; II ayes, no.
S. b. No. 301 BY Mr.. Ball: To legalize
the incorporation of Normal City; 70 ayes.
S. b. No. 46. By Mr.. Imam To amend
5. Il. No. 6. BY Mr.. Hugg: To provide
for pensions for disabled and retired police
men in Indianapolis; Il ayes, under a sus-
pension Of the rules.
S. j. r. No. .. By Mr.. Early: To amend
the Constitution; adopted by 20 ayes to 8
noes.
S. 3. No. AIT. BY Senator Gwin: Legaliz-
iEg the Incorporation of Georgetown; Il
ayes, under suspension of the rules.
NO. $50. By Mr. Hedgecock: Prescribing
pr1ations of money; Is ayes, under suspen-
sion Of the rules.
-Withdrawn.-
No. $50. By Mr.. Hedgecock: To provide
for commission to take action regarding
the Ohio Exposition
No. AIS BY Mr.. LAIR: To require land
owners to keep natural water courses free
of driftwood.
No. 522. BY Mr. Burkhart: Concerning
building and loan associations.
Defeated
No. 322 BY Mr.. Rifenburg: To increase
the salaries Of certain county officers; en-
acting clause stricken out.