The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1907-01-31

HI. Is. ZE6. hanna. Empowering
guardians to mortgage the real estate
Of their wards. Judiciary
II. b. 229 White. To give longer
time for filing i motions for new trial in
II. Il. 230. Faulkner. Allowing corpo-
rations to acquire riparian rights, but
providing that State shall be compen-
FL. B. z31. Billingsley To satisfy
ella. m of Marion County Construction
Company against Federal government
sum of $2,s3S. Affairs of City of In
dianapolis.
H. b. 2S2. volz. Increasing number
of deputy State factory inspectors.
II. b. 2s3. Stevens. Providing that
salaries of mayors of third class cities
shall be fixed by ordinance. Cities and
Towns.
II. B. ga. Daily Shippers bill on car
service. Railroads.
bitches from control of county sur
veyor and putting it back under con-
troll % township trustees Drains and
H. b. 23s. Pierson. For construction
of free gravel roads on boundary lines
of counties. Roads.
establishment of flag stations on rail-
roads at Tell City Railroads.
H B 2Ss , Kelley: SHORTENING tine in
Drains and bikes.
II. B. 23s. Kelley Taking repair and
cleaning of bitches from control of
II. b. 240. Moon. Providing for sani-
tary conditions in foundries. Medicine
II. B. 24i. Elliott; of st. Joseph. En-,
towering boards OF trustees of school
cities and towns to issue bonds to cover
their Indebtedness. Judiciary
H. b. 242. Schroeder. To give prop.
erty owners right to name the kind of
pavement desired after bids are re-
ceived. Cities and Towns.
H. b. 243. Schroeder. To allow coun-
80 iGCf n
time for stone to build roads. Roads.
III. b. 244. Cess. BY request. Pro-
hibiting rebating in pay life insurance
II. b. 245. joyce Giving city councils
power to fix prices of gas. electricity,
neat f a. st YAK King 'i Em po1 infant
wives to convey their real estate. Ju-
dietary
attorneys fees may be collected when
| Judgment is confessed voluntarily. Ju-
dietary.
damages the same as for personal In
! Jury Judiciary.
II; 3. 249; Brown M si law MD In re e.
all machinery. Labor.
III. 3. $50 Meeker. Providing slight
| change in the establishment of election
| III. b PSI. Bowlus Providing a more
| equitable method of paying damages
| and benefits assessed in the making OF
| public improvements. Cities and Towns
Bills introduced I'm the senate.
| S. r. 144 Farber. Anti-lobby bill
Same as the Elliott bill in the House
s. b. las. Cox. Providing that joint
| motions and demurrers should be
saeS motopi nnS
| S. Il. 1876 Cox. Authorizing school
| commissioners to purchase surety
s. p. 147. D1rre Permitting direct
| appeal to the Supreme Court in some
| cases which now go first to the Appel
late Court: Judiciary E.
| s. B. 14S. Goodwine. Providing for a
State Horticultural Commission. Agri-
culture.
drummers' samples be carried as bag
/ gage. Railroads
b. $50. Kistler Authorizing char
liable, benev client. religious and educa-
tional associations to issue bonds on
real estate for purpose of erecting
buildings and providing they shall be
non-taxable when the money raised is
not to be invested for pecuniary return.
S. B. Isl. Kittinger. To give Circuit
and Criminal judges power to parole
Code
s. B. 1872. Mcdowell Providing for
the Issuance of bonds to the amount of
$4,000 to pay the claim that the Vim
| Finance.
s b. 15s. Mattingly. Forbidding the
! officers of building and loan associa-
tions to go on each others bonds.
| Banks.
S. B. 1874. Mattlngly. Exempting all
public bonds of the State or any sub
division thereof from taxation. Jul
S. b. 155. Mock Making acid throw
ing a felony. Criminal Code.
s. b. 156. Moore, of Putnam. Amend
ing practice In civil proceedings Jul
s. b. 15T. Moore. of Putnam. Amend
ing practice in civil proceedings. Ju-
s. b. 15s. Moss. Providing for uni
form high hl1 school 1dat textbooks Same as
S. b. 15s Pearson BY request. To
prohibit geese running at large Grim
S. B. 100. Ranke. Providing for a re-
adjustment of method of taxing inter
urbans. so that local street car lines
will pay their full share. Railroads
| S. Il. 161. Ranke. Amending the vol
untary association law by permitting
the organization Of companies to do a
mercantile business in connection with
the printing and publishing business.
s. b. 162 Roemler Strengthening the
present corporation law; compelling re-
ports, and prohibiting one corporation
from taking a name like or substan-
italy similar to that of corporation
already formed. Judiciary B.;
l -. Is. 100. CIeDntnSOD. the
time for holding court in the Forty
first judicial circuit. Organization of
Courts.
NIT cities to give rebate for prompt
payment of taxes. Finance.
S. p. 165. Wood, of Tippecanoe. De-
timing contributory negligence. Judic-
s. b. 1ss. Wood. of Tippecanoe For
the licensing of plumbers. Cities and
S. b. is7 Wood. of Tippecanoe Re-
curing school trustees TO submit bud
get of expenditures to town or city
councils. Cities and Towns.
S. b. 16S. Kimbrough. Permitting a
judge to send prisoner to the Jail of
neighboring county in case. the local
Jail Is not In satisfactory condition.
S. b. 16s. Slack. Antitrust bill. Same
as Brown bill in the House. Demo
caucus a S SorPorati Sotte
Same as S. b. III, which was lost. Pub
s. B. III. Bowser. Prohibiting brew
ness; also prohibiting the granting Of a
license to man who has been twice
CONVICTED of violating liquor laws. Pub
S. B. liz. Parks. of Floyd. BY re-
quest; Providing against changing
school books 80 too too often ., education ,,,
of the Marion Couoty Bar Association.
County and Township Business.
s. ID. ia. Benz. Giving the prosecut-
ing attorney the power to issue sub
poenas during the interim between
| terms of the grand jury. Judiciary A.
s Il. ITS. Kimbrough. Providing that
when a prisoner is transferred from the
reformatory to the State prison the re-
sponsibility for the prisoner is trans
| ferred also. Prisons.
s. b. 176. Kittinger. Providing for
| the payment of the expenses of dele
gates to the State conference of Char
tiles and Corrections. Criminal Code.
5. b. III. Durre Providing for the
establishment of Juvenile court in
| Vanderburg county. judiciary II.
s. Il. IT'S. Mattingly. To compel
boards of commissioners, township trus-
tees and supervisors to keep rural route
| roads in good repair. Roads.
| S. IL. 179. Mattingly To enable coun-
ty commissioners to employ matrons for
orphans homes. Benevolent Institutions.
| S. Il. $50. Cox. Providing against the
action of man in purchasing, directly
| or indirectly, any property which he
| holds as trustee. Criminal Code.
$. b. 1S1. Cox. Defining what shall
! be considered contributing to the delin-
quency of children. Criminal Code
S. h. 1872. Hanna. Giving the State
CseOloRist the power to collect statistics