The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-03-04

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the house on one roll call Representa-
tives Gardner, Ensle, Bedwell and
Fleming We're the several authors.
Those who voted in the negative plead
ed lack of personal familiarity there
with.
Lack of constitutional majorities
killed Representative Lydays bill to
raise the pay of township trustees
from So to So per day, and Represen-
tative Ensle's bill making it felony
punishable by $1,000 fine and five
years in the penitentiary, for carrying
concealed weapons suffered like fate
The penalty seemed to drastic to suit
most representatives.
When a delegation of suffragets
"stormed" the House Monday after
noon, they were courteously sidetrack-
ed into the gallery by the doorkeepers
There they had the pleasure of wit
Messing the Stotsenburg bill, handed
down on third reading by the speaker,
containing certain amendments to the
constitution which did not include
womans suffrage
The trading stamp bill was amended
to provide that such stamps shall be
redeemed in cash with the minimum
fixed at 50. That is 50 redeemable in
merchandise, or on demand two-thirds
Of the face value of the stamps in
cash.
Millers racing commission bill, pro-
viding three members appointed by
the governor, passed, "a to "a.
Other bills passed were:
To clarity the law permitting
changes Of venue from the judge in
cases not triable by jury, but not from
the county. Uyendecker).
Penalty of $25 to $50 for allowing
trees to grow within 25 feet of a public
drain. Iochry).
Permitting county commissioners to
appropriate money for county tubercu-
losis hospitals. (Harlan).
INDIANAPOLIS, March 4-Bills
were passed heller SHELTER through the
Senate Monday afternoon. The only
measure killed outright was Senator
Hauck's pet measure providing for a
board Of examiners, appointed by the
governor, to consist of four members
at $1,000 annually each, to examine
locomotive and stationary boilers.
Senators Kistler, Will Wood and
others fought the bill on the ground
that it would simply create more state
Offices and that there was no real need
for the measure, regardless of the fact
that it's friends claim it would be self
supporting through licenses issued.
Bills passed included:
Fleming's measure for the establish
ment of school for training librar-
ians. The appropriation of $4,000 car
ried by the bill stunned few, but
they recovered.
Senator Gelt's bill. requiring city
clerks in third class cities also to
act as clerks of boards of public works
with an advance in salary of $500.
Increasing the salary of Lake county
officials as follows: Recorder to
$1,000 annually; auditor $1,000.
For the establishment of a rural
loan associations. (NeaD.
Licensing private detective agencies.
ivan Nuysl.
Attorneys disbarred for five years to
be reinstated on application to SUI
preme court.
Providing compensation for the re-
covery of floating logs.
Granting communities existing with
in enclosed grounds the right to in
corporate as towns. fEschbach's
Chautauqua measured.
Placing mausoleums under supervis-
ion of board of health.
Requiring establishment of high
schools in townships having valuation
over 100000
to fix salaries of county attorneys, in
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