South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-03

INDIANAPOLIS. March s-Anoth-
cr attack upon the democratic state
organization was made today by Rep.
NiblaCk Of Nncenues i'm the house.
The bin under discussion proposed 90
extend the term of Gilbert H. Hen
drcu. chief examiner for the state
board of accounts from two Go four
years
You will hear from this bill al the
next election ~ you pass H. declared
Nihlack THE man thc bill affects
now employees his son in his office al
"A salary OF SN "a day. He has two
daughters in the same Office Two
other sons work for the state printer
and still another son works for the
Indianapolis Traction and Terminal
co. / think this family can keep the
wolf from the CoOr without help from
the legislature FOR many years Go
come
-Niblaek's attempt to ku the hi.i
was defeated 80 to e5. Then De
moved to make Hcndrens salary
$500 "a year instead of $4,000. This
was defeated Declaring he desired
Ito die game" Nihlack then moved the
bill be advanced TO third reading. This
motion carried
Biu Up To Governor.
The Gary second class city uill is
now ready for Gov EalstOu's sigma
turc 1t was passed by the senate
yesterday after conference commit
tee reported fayora bly on the house
amendment preventing the bhl from
affecting the saiarys OF ANY present
officials The bin was passed as
amended without roll call being
taken.
The senate today killed the house
bin which purposed to exempt com
munitv mausOleums from taxation
The house bin compelling - sigma
lures on petition for an election on
the question OF granting subsidy 10
"a railroad company the petitioners To-
pay the cost Of the election. was
PASSED sen. kinder Of Lake county
alone voting against IT,
a favorable report was received in
the house on the bin placing news as
sOCiatiOns under the supervision OF the
public service commission and COM
pelling them 20 furnish news reports
10 any newspaper desiring service.
minority committee report recon-
mended indefinite postponement and
was signed by the four republican
members OF the committee.
Sen. CRUDE bin 90 compel notei
and lodging house owners 20 furnish
sheets so bv 81 inches n length ana
width was advanced to third readue
I'm the house.
Ierfe Hdulc Audf~ AiItu.
Details OF au attempt by ferrc
Iaute citizens To- have the legislature
came known today. after The attempt
came known today. after the att
failed. $. j.. ROyse, former state SEN
ator from Terre Haute. acted as
spokesman for the Terre Haute peo-
pie when GOV. RalstOu Was approach
ed with proposition 20 have the
legislature give the governor power tu
appoint mayor OF The city BOO case
q vacancy was created.
IL was said the uuCerfalntieS sur
rounding Mayor Don sd. Roberts and
the chances that through possible
action VI the federal court where the
mayor must go ou trial next week
and the plans OF the citr council t"
bring Impeachment PROCEEDINGS he
may be- rendered Incapa alt Of huldiu-
Office led the Terre Haute people to
seek way 20 have th office filled 20
power higher than the clty council.
Gov. Ralston admitted today tnaf
ne had said he would 1e willing to
make an appointment if the le-isla-
ture made DO possible and the office
became vacant. The plan. 10 I~ under
stood. has been abandoned since thr
support of several democrat. state
politicians Nas not obtained