Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-15
PROCLAMATION
DECLARES NEW
LAWS IN EFFECT
Governors Order Puts on
Books Measures of Special
Session.
BLUE SKY ACT IS ONE

A proclamation was issued by Governor
James P. Goodrich today putting into
effect all laws enacted at the last spe-
cial session OF the Legislature which do
no carry emergency clauses. This in
cludes the blue sky law.
With the proclamation Of Governor
Goodrich, the Indiana Securities Com
mission, entrusted with the operation of
the blue sky" law, issued the follow
ing instructions and suggestions to pros
pective applicants for license to sell Sc
eurities under the Indiana securities
law:
1. Read the law.
self what form OF license he is seeking,
whether il be issuer's, agents, dealers
or salesmen's, and should make applica-
ton accordingly.
son or mail his request for application
blanks to the Indiana Securities Com
mission, Room 2O3, State House.
4. Applicant should fill out blanks care
fully (using Jypewriter) and should have
the same properly acknowledged and
should either mail these or bring the
same In person to the office Of the COM
mission.
5. AS the application is filed it viii be
given a serial number and viii follow its
turn to ADJUDICATION.
g. Applicants must not expect to re-
cefve their respective licenses the same
days application is made as the depart
ment will make a thorough investigation
of every individual case before action is
taken.
I. ANY information desired by the de-
partment which is not included in the
regular forms will be solicited from the
s If herring is desired by tie COM
migsion-snd hearings viii be desired In
aozaS-~hn annffrnUr will no nOrl-
led by mail OF the time and place OF
same.
9. Applicant will be notified by mail Of
the disposal by the commission OF his ap-
pllcatiOn. No information relative to the
disposition OF the application will be
gwen out prior TO the ruling or the com
Following are some Of the other acts
which now become effective:
AMENDMENT TO FLOOD
PREVENTION BILL
Amendment to food prevention bills
To protect cities Of the fourth and fifth
classes, having a population Of from
10000 to 1900, and adjacent towns.
lands. highways and other properties
within four miles Of such cities from
foods and inundations; to authorize the
organization OF food control districts
within and adjoining euch cities, defining
their powers, providing means to finance
their operation, defining certain public
ofrenses and imposing penalties.
Adjustment Of Indiana Employment
Commission and transferring its duties
to the industrial board.
Increasing rates of interest on school
corporation bonds redeemable at any
time within FIVE years 10 per cent per
Rnnum.
Amendment Of section OF a drainage
act approved March II, 1907, provid-
ing for docketing, notice to persons af-
fected. hearings, reports and procedure In
any drainage proceedings.
Authorization Of hauling Of live stock
through cities of any class, by interur-
ban companies.
Act providing authority Of county su-
perintendent to issue warrant on the
Auditor Of State for funds to bring school
term up to the minimum term provided
by Law.
act providing compensation FOR care Of
dependent and neglected children; Pro-
vidlng that such compensation shall be
not to exceed . cents per day for each
child, and that in event of the death Of
such child, that a reasonable sum shall
be allowed for funeral expenses. and pro-
vidiHg for the expenditure OF funds raised
for the benefit Of such children.
SOLDIERS
MEMORIALS.
Act authorizing any city or county to
erect q memorial to soldiers % the
world war; granting the right to levy
taxes and issue bonds therefor and pro-
vidng for the control, management and
maintenance Of such memorial
Act providing for exemption Of bonds
issued by any county for erection Of
new courthouse.
Act comforting on soldiers and sailors,
their widows and orphans, OF the world
war and Of all other wars, the same
privileges granted soldiers OF the Civil
War.
Act amending section 5 Of an act
touching common carriers over railroads
in this State; providing priority to live
stock shipments and shipments OF coal
from mines in Indiana to any State In
stitution and requiring railroads TO fur
nish adequate supply Of cars to care for
such shipments.
Act 20 authorize school townships and
corresponding civil townships to borrow
money and issue bonds to purchase
school grounds and erect school houses.
TO AMEND MOTOR
VEHICLE LAW.
Amendment Of law relating TO motor
vehicles in Indiana, providing that every
motor vehicle or motor bicycle shall be
provided with good and adequate brakes,
and also q suitable bell. horn or other
signal device, and providing for lighting
Of such vehicles etc.
Act providing for admittance in tuber-
culOsls hospitals Of one county Of resi-
dents Of another county and fixing com
pensatlon for their treatment.
Act providing for establishment OF the
office Of city treasurer in cities Of the
third class; providing that in cities Of
Indiana that become third class cities
under the 1920 census, and which own
municipal water or light plants, city
councils be authorized to establish the
. Office Of city treasurer.
! Act legalizing the issuance Of bonds
flor the erection of county hospitals
Act providing for the publication or
legal notices in daily, weekly or semi
weekly newspapers, prescribing the rate
to be paid therefor, the time and man.
43er Of publication, collection and pay
-pent Of fees, etc.
PROVISION FOR
SITATE LINE BRIDGES
Act providing for the construction
- nd maintenance of a bridge or bridges
sscross and over a stream or streams
Which form the boundary line between
he State Of Indiana and any adjoining
Btste, and authorizing cooperation Of any
county or municipality OF this State with
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