The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-01

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Education
s. b. No. 500. BY Mr.. Newly: To amend
the act regarding the establishment OF IL
braries In connection with schools; passage
recommended.
s. /. No. $50. BY Mr.. Gil: To amend the
passage recommended.
s. B. Nc. $75: BY Mr.: Purcell: To au-
for Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
No. 800. By Mr.. May: To amend the act
concerning the education of children; in
No. IS. BY MIR. Madden; To amend the
act concerning the education of children;
Indefinitely postponed.
act concerning the education of children;
Indefinitely postponed:
No. 1913. By Mr.. Patterson: Concerning
the education of children: indefinitely post
poned.
No. ISL. By Mr.. willoughby: To establish
of the deaf and dumb; referred to the com
mittee on benevolent and scientific institu-
tons.
s. B. No. $50. By Mr.. Legeman: To pro-
vide for the reimbursement of certain school
townships passage recommended.
s. b. No. 4S1. By Mr.. Goodwlne: Pertain
recommended.
S. b. No. 457. BY Mr.. Gilbert: To amend
the act pertaining to the common schools;
indefinitely postponed.
Building and Loan associations
No. 647. BY Mr.. Scott of Montgomery: To
wind up the business of certain insolvent
associations; passage recommended.
Corporations
s.. b. No. 46: By Mr.. Burns: To author
ize the consolidation of two or more street
railway companies; passage recommended.
Rights and Privileges
No. 641. By Mr.. Reser: To prevent the
owning or harboring of vicious dogs; pas
sage
M G1 RV Mr. Kino. To arfhoriza tho
erection of one or more fish hatcheries; ma
Jorlty, report recommending passage con-
CURED in.
Judiciary
s.. B.. No. s5S. BY Mr.. Wood: To amend
the act concerning the alienation of real
estate; passage recommended
8 L. No. II. Ply Mr.. Ball: Concerning the
taxation of real estate incumbered by mort
gage; passage recommended.
No. 657., BY Mr.. Baker of Whitley: Con-
corning the publication of notices TO non
resident parties to a suit appealed; passage
recommended.
Soldiers Home
S. B. No. 81. BY Mr.. Wood: To authorize
the trustees to sell certain land; Indefinitely
postponed.
Roads
No. Gil. BY Mr.. Hedgecock: Concerning
h' 20. IL. P By NJ. F fun; m c0neerning free
No, 81. By Mr.. Roots: To aRmend the act
concerning highways; indefinitely post
No, Al. BY Mr.. Geisel: Concerning the
construction OF roads: indefinitely post
poned.
Bills Referred
No. COG. BY Mr. Furness: To abolish the
counties: organization Of the courts.
testimony concerning wills; judiciary.
S. b. No. 46S. BY Mr.. Hugg: To re-enact
an amendment to the city charter; affairs
s. b. No, 467.. BY Mr.. Hugg: To legalize
certain acts OF the city of Indianapolis;
Second Reading
No. 6$5. BY Mr.. Reece: Concerning GER
tain persons acting as notaries public; en-
grossment ordered.
No. 626. BY Mr.. Roberts: Regulating the
poration TO another; engrossment ordered.
s. Il. No. 3S7. By Mr.. Early: To submit
the constitutional amendments to the people
S. b. No. 210. By Mr.. Brooks: To regu-
late the compensation Of county commits
sioners;, recommitted TO the ON
Bills Passed.
No. $50. BY Mr.. Knots: To provide for
drainage districts in the Kankakee valley;
% ayes, "A noes.
No. AIS. BY Mr.. Bonham: Concerning in
corporated towns; 90 ayes, 10 noes.
No. 552. BY Mr.. BOnham: To amend Sec
ton 8 of an act concerning the manner of
procedure in the trial OF certain felonies;
No. 5s2. BY Mr.. Louttit: To amend the
act regarding the Institution for Feeble
No. 622. BY Mr.. Eichhorn: To regulate
county business and provide a uniform sys-
tenn of accounting; 80 ayes, IL noes.
No. 564. BY Mr.. Beardsley: To amend the
act regarding incorporated cities; 6s ayes.
No. $50. BY Mr.. Brown: Requiring as
SCISSORS to ascertain if mortgages nave been
listed for taxation; 81 ayes.
No. 554. BY. Mr., Glossbrenner: To provide
for the punishment of any person who de-
faces. degrades or initiates the United
States flag; 20 ayes, ; noes.
No. 172. By Mr.. Caraway: Defining pub
lie stock yards, regulating charge and
privileges; 6S ayes. u noes.
S. b. No. 1S7. BY Mr.. Gilbert: To author
ize the casting and registering of vote by
T9 rs b. Mo- .. sSs' BY u M nGeS; New: Relating to
the purchase of goods to be used or sold in
any cuisines for the carrying on of which
S. b. No. Isl. BY Mr.. Keyes: To prevent
the adulteration of candy and the sale OF
adulterated candy; So ayes. l no;
s. b. No. Isl. By Mr.. Winfield: To make
an appropriation to complete the work of
the Chickamauga Park commission and to
reimburse John Walsh; g ayes 2s noes;
act concerning drainage under specified con-
ditions; IA ayes: 2 noes.
No. COS. By Mr.. Burkhart: Declaring con-
tracts between employer and employe by
which the former is released from respon-
sibility for damages null and void; 80 ayes,
~ noes.
No. 600. BY Mr.. Schaal: To permit cross
complaints to be filed in cases appealed
from a Justices court in which written in
struments are involved; 72 ayes. 9 noes.
No. 523. BY Mr.. May: To amend the act
concerning the cutting down of briars, this.
ties, etc; SO ayes, IL noes.
No. 394. By Mr.. Barlow: To amend the
act authorizing the burial of the body of ar
ex-Union soldier; 81 ayes.
No. 43S. BY Mr.. Reser: To permit incor-
porated towns of less than 1000 population
TO discontinue school boards; % ayes. 2
noes.
No. 500. BY Mr.. Cravens, of Monroe: Tt
impose certain duties on the chief Of the
Bureau of Statistics and TO prescribe the
duties of certain county and municipal Off
GERS in connection herewith: 30 ayes. l no.
No. 4O3. BY Mr.. Noel: For the suppress
sion of mob violence. defining the crime Of
l%ynching, etc; SO ayes. 16 noes.
No. 569. By Mr.. Somers: To require coun'
ty auditors To publish statement of allow,
ances by all judges and boards OF commits
sioners: 60 ayes, 5 noes.
No. 53. BY Mr.. Blankenship: To amend
the act so that notices of the election o.
trustees OF churches can be given from tn,
pulpit instead of published; ~ ayes. 4 noes.
No. 1893. By Mr.. Somers: To require coun
ty commissioners to give bond in the sun
No. 4S. BY Mr.. King: To appropriate
$4,000 for a hospital for criminal insane; 8
ayes. 5 noes.
No. $50. BY Mr.. Artman: To provide FOL
indexing the session avs of Indiana; 8
ayes. 6 noes.
No. 5s1. BY Mr.. wiIliams: Regulating th'
stopping OF trains; 81 ayes. 10 noes.
No. 652. BY Mr.. Hall: To fix the time o.
holding court in the Thirtieth circuit; =
ayes, under suspension of the rules.
Bills Defeated
No. 266. By Mr.. May: To fix the tim'
when fish may be caught, ETC.; 40 ayes, 4
No. III. BY Mr.. Louttit: The Torrens Lane
! act, 81 ayes. 43 noes.