The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-19
pay TIE pFoportionate Share of the cost of
any sewer or other improvements.

House Bill No. Z. Boulder. An act to
provide Tor the restriction of contagious
diseases and giving rights of isolating and
dlsnfecting in almost every case to the
various boards of health. and compelling
physicians to report all cases coming
DER their notice. and providing penalties
upon to attend a sick person. the cause be-
Ing OF contagious or infectious character,
shall Immediately report the facts to the
| secretary Of the board of health having
! jurisdiction. Whenever any person has
| reason to. believe that any member Of his
or her family or household has communi-
cable disease listed in the rules Of the state
board OF health he or she shall Immediately
| from the time the existence of the disease
Is known. IL no physician Is In attendance.
give notice thereof to the local health offi-
Ger. The health officer shall Immediately
quarantine the infected house, rooms or
| premises. Health officers are empowered
to remove afflicted persons to a building
set apart for the treatment of such dis
eases. In cases Of death from such dis
eases the funeral shall be private and the
burial shall be made within "a hours after
death. The expenses incident to disease
prevention shall be paid by the cities and
| towns In which the work may become nee
essary. and when without the corporation
or cities and towns said expenses shall be
borne by the county. II county, city or
| town authorities refuse or neglect to en-
| force the statutes and the rules OF the
state board of health for the restriction of
| dangerous and communicable diseases then
| the state DOarQ OF nedltn. III IN us opinion
| 1t becomes necessary, shall take charge and
enforce the law and the rules, and all ex-
penses shall be paid by the county. city or
town In which such enforcement becomes
necessary.
House Bill No. $780, Hamilton. Legaliz-
| ing the Incorporation of the town Of Jason
| Vile. Greene county.
| House Bill No. 81. Boulder. Fixing the
| time for holding court in the Forty fifth
| judicial circuit.
House Bill No. 42S. Stansbury. Legalz-
| Ing the acts of the county council and board
Of commissioners Of Tippecanoe county for
| the Improvement Of Main street levee.
House Bill No. 353. Harley. Authorizing
telephone companies to set their poles along
public highways under certain regulations
protecting the public against inconvenience
House Bill No. $685. Wilson. Fixing the
salary Of the adjutant general at $3.50 a
year.
House Bill No. r. Garman. Authorizing
the governor to issue a patent to Ardelpha
Palmer for certain road lands in Laporte
| County.
House Bill No. 3o2 Morgan. Prescrib-
ing the number and fixing the compensa
| ton Of justices Of the peace Of townships
containing part of any city having pop
ulation Of more than 100000.
| House Bill Nc. 3S. Talcott. Legalizing
certain debts incurred by expenditures
made by William schriefer as trustee of
Clay township, Spencer county.
House Bill No. los. Wilson. Authoriz-
| lag the sale Of lands Of delinquents under
| special conditions.
House Bill No. 23o Authorizing boards
| OF county commissioners to purchase land
| for construction and maintenance of public
halls.
House Bill No. 347 Kirkpatrick Ex-
| tending the subsidy law to interurtan rail-
| to give aid to such roads by taking stock in
and making donations thereto.
House Bill No. BOT. Statesman. Provid-
| ing for an exhibition Of the arts, industries
nd ro1 - c<o<o he
| Louisiana Purchase exposition in st. Louis
and appropriating $4,000 to pay the ex-
penses Of such exhibit. The governor Is to
| appoint a commission Of fifteen members
one from each congressional district, and
two from the state at large to make and
| execute plans for the exhibit, appoint such
assistants as 1t sees fit and have charge
| of the interests OF the state and its citizens
House Bill No. 413. Statesman. Provid-
| ing for the reapportionment of the state
for legislative purposes.
| House Bill No. II. Denbo. Amends the
act concerning public offenses and their
| punishments so that whoever sells lottery
ticket or share in any lottery scheme. or
| acts as agent for the same, etc, shall be
fined in a sum Of not more than $500 and
House Bill No. 405 Cravens. Legalzing
the Incorporation Of the town Of Hanover
Jefferson county.
the acts Of the Floyd county commissioners
House Bill No Ala. Edmonds Legaliz-
ing the Incorporation Of the town Of Ooli-
| tic. Lawrence county.
| the time for holding court in the Twenty
nrst judicial district.
House Bill No. %. Muir. Making 1t un-
lawful for merchant to sell his entire
while Indebted for goods or money used In
The conduct Of the business, without nrst
| making a full schedule Of such creditors,
| their address and the amount due each.
40 IN ma 10 oafh fo no 70
deliver Ii to the purchaser OF his stock.
Five days before the consummation OF the
sale both buyer and seller shall give writ
ten or printed notice to each creditor, CIV
ing the aggregate value of the stock, the
consideration to be paid. and the time and
manner Of payment. The failure to OBJ
serve the above conditions shall render the
House Bill No. 800. Jackley. Providing
that any checks, tickets, tokens or de-
vices given to any workmen or other en-
ployes In lieu Of money shall be coliectable.
after demand. by suit In any court, with
House Bill No. q. Wright Amends the
voting machine act so as to make that OPP
llonal measure compulsory in Marion, Vigo,
Allen and Vanderburgh counties.
| House Bill No. SO. Wells. An act to pro-
tect the vendors Of mineral waters, ale,
cider, etc.
House Bill No. loe. Owen Legallzing
the Incorporation Of Diamond, Parke Co.
House Bill No. 419. Miller. Concerning
the supervision of highways.
House Bill No. 260. Allen. Legalizing
the Incorporation Of West Baden, Orange
House Bill, No. 1o4. Boyd. Concerning
the construction Of free gravel and macad-
amized roads,
the construction Of free gravel and macad-
amiZed roads.
House Bill No, "a Bamberger. Prescrib-
ing the method and procedure for volun-
<1.ra - xrfx~ 70
House Bill No. 40 Mitchell. Providing
that excess fees shall be turned into the
general fund ny county officers.
House Bill No. 430. Stansbury. Pr0vld-
Ing for the sale Of street and interurban
House Bill No. 424. Lewis. Legallzing
the Incorporation Of wallace, Fountain Co.
House Bill No. 345: Bamberger Con-
corning the Incorporation and government
Of Indianapolis
House Bill No. $780, Denbo. Empowering
cities of less than 81, 600 to let the contract
Ta @ to
for the payment Of expenses Of change Of
venue from one county to another.
House Bill No. 333. Wellons Regulating
the use Of textbooks.
public improvements which affect school
property.
House Bill No. Az Lewis. Providing
for the disposition Of bodies Of dead anil
mails.
House Bill No. $50. Stechan. Amending
an act fixing salaries of county officers.
House Bin No. 407. Statesman. Exempt
Ing municipal and county bonds from taxa
ton.
House Bill No. IA. Denbo. Concerning
public offenses and their punishment.
Eouse Bill No. Ar Wilson. An act le-
gall Ting the title to real estate where deeds
were destroyed by fire prior to 1870.
House Bill No. 375. Schroeder. Provid-
Ing for the organization of savings banks.
House Bill No. 1885, VanFleet. Authoriz-