The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1903-03-19

viess: Knox. Daviess and Dubois; Pike and
Gibson: Gibson; Posey: vanderburg (2;
Vanderburg and Warrick.
SENATE BILLS.
Senate Bill No. l. Layman bill fol
testimonial to Rear Admiral Taylor, com
mander of the battleship Indiana In the
battle OF Santiago bay, and appropriatina
$500 to defray expenses of the same.
Senate Bill No. 6. Burns. An act amend
Ing Sections l and of an act entitled IAN
act pertaining to the regulating and in
corporation of fraternal and beneficiary as
sociations and ORDERS" and repeating laws
In conflict Herewith.
Senate Bill No. 16. Fortune. An act pro-
viding for the erection of monument
over the graves Of the pioneer heroes mas
sacred at Pigeon Roost. and providing an
appropriation for the same.
Senate Bill No. 33. Parks. An act regu.
!ating the transfer Of dependent children
In orphans homes, etc.
Senate Bill No. SO. Parks. An act to
compel the owners of steamboats,, naptha
and gas engine launches to have boilers
engines and machinery thoroughly tested.
Senate Bill No. 81. Fleming. An act to
amend Sections 1 and of an act entitled
IAN act concerning the Incorporation and
government Of cities having more than
$4,000 and less than $4,000 population" and
declaring an emergency. This bill relates
to the Fort Wayne charter.
Senate Bill No. So Fleming An act
amending further sections OF the same law
as above. amending the Fort Wayne char
ter and making 1t incumbent on the board
Of public works to examine work done and
accept the same.
Senate Bill No. 70. Wampler. An act to
provide for the erection, repair or purchase
Of any bridge across a stream forming the
boundary line between two or more coun-
ties, and to repeal all laws In conflict and
declaring an emergency.
Senate Bill No. IS. Wood. An act In
ereasing the salaries Of the supreme and
Senate Bill No. 1O5. Barlow. An act for
the relief Of Austin Pierson Of Hendricks
county, permitting proper officers to allow
and pay said Person $21S. amount due him
as trustee, and with interest thereon.
Senate Bill No. los. Goodwine. An act
abolishing the Office of board Of managers
and of general superintendent of the In
diana reformatory at Jacksonville; ere
ating board Of control and superintendent
of reformatory; the method of appointing
such onicfals, prescribing their powers and
claring an emergency. The law provides
that the governor may remove any Of the
managers for cause, upon written state
ment made. after an opportunity for hear
Ing Is given. IL demanded, and the action
Of the governor in the premises shall be
final. The board Of control shall have gen
eral charge Of the reformatory and shall
conduct the same strictly upon nonpartisan
Senate Bill No, 121. Kittinger An act
authorizing and empowering judges of the
circuit and superior courts to take minor
children from parents In divorce cases, and
placing them in orphans homes
Senate Bill No. 133. Matson. An act to
amend Section of act entitled an act
concerning the employment Of the convicts
or the state prison.
Senate Bill No. 14s Hardee. An act to
amend Sections 10, IA and Is of an act en-
sitled An act for the Incorporation Of in
tor of state the right to examine the assets
and liabilities of Insurance companies and
to prevent their continuance In business II
Senate Bin No $780, Thompson. An act
authorizing the organization Of an asso-
citation for the requirement Of real estate
on which to construct and maintain a
gency; law relating to the Indianapolis
Senate Bill No. 1es Askren. An act to
repeal so much Of an act entitled an act
auditor. sheriff. clerk, recorder, etc., shall
begin In each county, repeating all laws In
conflict, and declaring an emergency; legal
i.ing election Of clerks Of courts, etc. In
all cases where clerks Of the circuit courts
were elected in any OF the counties of this
state, at the general election In November,
1902 such election Is hereby legalized.
to amend Section 10 Of an act entitled IAN
act to establish a female prison and re-
formatory institute for women" etc.; pro-
yiding for placing In the new female re
formatory fncorr!gible and Visions girls;
provides 1t shall be lawful for the board
OF managers to receive into their care and
management in the reformatory depart
may be committed to their custody. ANY
Judge Of a circuit court, on due proof BY
the parent or guardian that by reason of
her incorrigible or vicious conduct she has
rendered her control beyond the power of
such parent or guardian, may order the Rirl
sent to the reformatory.
Senate Bill No. 50. Burns. An act au-
fhor!zing any city Of the state having q
$500 20 sell and convey waterworks plants
or electric light plants owned by such city.
and to lease same from purchaser or owner
without option, ETC., and declaring an
emergency; FOR the relief Of the town Of
Nishawaka.
Senate Bill No. Is. Wood An act re-
lating to interest on delinquent taxes and
declaring an emergency; providing for
per cent Interest on such taxes.
Senate Bill No. 90. Hatson. An act au-
thorizing manufacturing and mining COM
panies to increase capital stock at certain
and to MI vacancies In boards.
Senate Bill No. 40. Harrison. An act
concerning clearing drifts and distractions
from AMI .ts, keeping open the channels Of
person or corporation owning lands IN the
state through which flows any small stream
q water. not navigable and not exceeding
drifts and obstructions from the channel
Of such stream on said lands so as to leave
the same free and open for the dow Of the
water therein between the nrst and ut
teenth days Of August In each calendar
pear. II the owner refuses to clean the
stream the county surveyor II authorised
to have the work done and assess the
costs against the owner
Senate Bill No: 131. Harrison An act
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