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

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ging of gas welis.
Senate Bill No. 11S. Whltcomb. Provid-
Ing for the organization Of savings banks.
and safe and proper management or their
affairs.
Senate Bill No. 80. Fleming. Authoriz-
propriate funds for the erection OF mon
ument to the memory of General Henry w.
Lawton.
Senate Bill No. 207. Gard. Authorizing
boards of school trustees In Incorporated
cities of certain population to issue bonds
for the erection of new buildings.
Senate Bill No. 179. Gochenour Amend
Ing the drainage law.
Senate Bill No. ODD. Johnston. Amends
the free roads act so that a bond must be
fled, properly secured by freehold residents
of the state, or surety company bond, and
provides several specifications to be includ-
ed In the contract for road work.
Senate Bill No. 2Lv. Wood. Authorizing
boards Of county commissioners to relin-
qulsh trusts created by deeds or Wills,
where boards are named as trustees Tor the
purpose Of establishing and maintaining
homes for INDECENT women, poor and orphan
children.
Senate Bill No. PIT. Gard. Re-enacts the
gravel road law Of 1885; providing for the
appointment Of viewers who shall appor-
ton benefits and damages, etc.
Senate Bill No. 20. Harrison. Compel
ing electric railway companies operating
cars on lines more than twenty miles In
length to provide water closets and tanks
containing drinking water.
Senate Bill No. $50. Wood. Concerning
the organization of interurban railway
companies.
Senate Bill No. PAT. Layman. Amenda-
tory Of the game laws. providing closed
season for shooting squirrels from Jan.
to Aug. of each year under penalty OF SIC
for each squirrel killed. An open season
for choOffuO Wild In and xva fowl from
Oct. l to Nov 10 Is allowed to holders of
licenses. Shooting wild deer. buck. doe
or fawn, wild turkey, ringneck pheasant.
green Japanese pheasant, English pheasant,
Monaghan pheasant. copper pheasant, silver
pheasant, golden pheasant. or any other
pheasant is forbidden under penalty Of 500
to $500 fine, to which may be added i'm
prisonment for any period up to thirty
licenses Is amended TO provide that the pho
tograph of the person to whom the license
Is issued shall be attached. The shipping
OF game out Of the state Is prohibited ex.
cept that nonresident hunter supplied
with a license bearing his photograph may
carry with him twenty-four birds of all
kinds. A penalty Of S25 TO 500 fine is at
tached for violating this provision. Any
railroad which carries out game or fowl ex-
cept under the provisions of the law Is
amenable to a fine of 500 for each bird
or animal so shipped.
Senate Bill No. 112. Stricler. Provides
for the appointment of commission to re-
wise and codify the laws Of the state. The
commission Is to be composed Of two COM
petent lawyers and the secretary of state,
who are to compile, revise and codify" the
corporation laws including all statutes on
the subject Of trusts and combinations, the
laws relating to highways and drains. and
such other statutes as the commission
may deem necessary. The commission may
employ lawyer as clerk and such assist
ants and stenographers as are needed not
to exceed three. however. Their work must
be completed by Dec. 81. 1904, and a report
must be made TO the next legislature.
Senate Bill No. 235. Wolcott. Provides
that where a married woman hereafter ex-
ecutes her pr0missory note, bond or other
evidence of Indebtedness and delivers the
same. and the loan Is paid to the woman
herself by cash. check or draft she shall
be estopped from claiming that such loan
was made for the use or benefit of anyone
else.
Senate Bill No. 107. Fortune. Provides
for the appointment of a commission to To-
cate the monuments to mark the positions
OF the Indiana troops at the siege of vicks-
burg.
Senate Bill No. 101. Wood. Prohibits the
sale Of intoxicating liquors within one mile
OF any national or state soldiers home or
any military post located In the state. Any
who violates the law is to be deemed gull
ty Of a misdemeanor punishable by a fine
Of from 500 to $1,000 and Imprisonment In
jail from ten to thirty days.
Seudle Dill NO. OIL OEDOTu. AmenQa-
tory Of the general tax law, providing for
the assessment OF bank stock so that Same
shall be taxable Of value the first day of
March.
Senate Bill No. $50. Layman. Giving
the city of Indianapolis power. when deem
ed necessary, to appropriate lands for the
construction Of levees to prevent overflow
Of lands. etc.
Senate Bill No. 800. DeHaven. Making
1t unlawful to keep and conduct so-called
bucket shops and dealing In false margins
Senate Bill No. 81. Gard. Providing for
the transferring OF vicious and criminal
boys from the Indiana Reform School for
Boys to the State Reformatory at Jeffer-
sonville.
Senate Bill No. SO. Coats. Recurring
interurbans to fence their right-of-way and
Senate Bill No. go. Bell. Relating to
the construction Of sewers by contiguous
towns.
tory Of the drainage law.
Senate BIZ No. 395. Wood. Providing
for the better ventilation OF the senate
chamber and hall Of representatives.
Senate Bill No. $685. Thompson. Estab-
Senate Bill No. 81. Dausman Araenda-
tory OF the law for the settlement ef es-
tates.
Senate Bill No. IS. Parks. Providing for
Senate Bill No. 161. Ball. Concerning
the Incorporation of cities.
Senate Bill No. 297. Gray. Amendatory
of the voluntary associations act.
Senate Bill No. 35S. Hendee. Amenda.
tory Of the voluntary associations act
Senate Bill No. 232. Hendee. Amenda-
tory Of the divorce act Of March o. 1901.
Senate Bill No. Ill. Powell Amenda-
tory Of the drainage law.
Senate I1sll No. go. Hendee. Supplement
tai to the act for the Incorporation of min
ing companies.
Senate Bill No. 2s3 Goodwine. Provid-
Ing for the sale of certain state real estate
and for the relocation Of the institute for
the education of the deaf.
Senate Bill No. BOZ. Gibson An act for
the relief Of Henry Kramer and Daniel An
derSOn.
Senate Bill No. 100. Gard CONCERNING
the establishment of new school districts
Senate Bill No. 312. Davis. For the re-
lief Of Daniel 8. Kriner
Senate Bill No. a22. Gray. Creating
state board Of pardons.
Senate BIZ No. 272. GoodwIne. An act
to encourage q more intelligent understa nd
Ing OF the principles OF agriculture.
HOUSE BILLS.
House Bill No. 1. Kirkman. An &C.