Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-11

preservation Of flags of recent wars.
House BIZ 1876, Anderson, authorizing
| improvement of township roads by direct
labor of freeholders and by township au-
! thoritles with township funds.
House Bin 2s1; Morgan, providing for
enrolment of pedigreed stations and de
lining duties Of board Of registration.
House Bill 30S Knapp, IegaIizlnR bonds
issued by Cambridge City for water
House Bill 219, Freeman, adjusting sal
aFy OF State high school inspector, pro
wang Tor appointment Of two deputies
and also for classification Of high schools
House Bill SO. Ahlgren, authorizing
! township assessors TO employ assistant
number to be determined by county coun,
House BIZ %, James. fixing clos.o
I Feb. . and Nov TO-
House Bin al, Abrams, perm, ing
school authorities in cities OF first ana an
second classes to serve lunches whenever
1t viii promote health and education
House Bill l49, Clapp, providing regu-
latlons for establishment Of county hos.
Senate SH Bill 2a7 q st 2eq fFSe6oldeTs
elsn land companies to file statement Of
nscai ahairs with auditor OF State and
! OBTAIN q license.
Senate BIZ 191, Helper, authorizing CITY
OF south Bend to establish a tax levy 10
assist In support OF St Joseph and En-.
w. worm hospitals, which are used as pub
Senate Bill 355. Leonard. protecting
water level Of lakes by making it I'M
laWfnl 70 dredge or drain them
senate BIZ 234 Fitch. prescribing lit
ersry cour.e for Indiana Boys Sschool
senate Blll 359. increasing amount to
ne taken from state common school fund
for distribution as State aid TO moor
school districts by 100000.
Senate Bin 223, Rats, providing that
ferry operators shOll obtain license from
city instead Of from county authorities.
Senate Bill $50, Nejdl. putting Whit
Ing In cities Of the fourth class.
senate Bill IL, English, fixing reguIa-
tions for operation OF dry cleaning and
dying establishments and placing them
/ under supervision of State fire marshal.
senate BIZ 30, HartzeH, providing pen
atty Tor automobile taking First Of
Tense, from three to Ave years second
onense, from five to twenty years AL
lows court the right TO susper d sentences
senate BIZ &c. Dunn, prOvi ling for nd
mission of soldiers Of all wars to Indiana
soldiers home, with age restrictions.
Senate Bill 70. Rats, giving state His
torical Society rightto publish historical
1 records and documents for sale providing
copies are given to next Of kin of de-
ceased soldiers
Senate Bill 81. Hill, forbidding pay
ment Of salaries to officers and stock
4 holders OF any corporation except out
! Of net earnings Of company and pro-
4 viding penalty Of twice amount OF divi-
dends and salaries so paid to which may
be added fine Of from 500 to 500
I Senate Bill 131, Swain, requiring all
employed youths and girls between the
ages Of IA and IS to attend part time vo-
cational schools during not less than
/ eight hours each week
Senate Bill 1872, Fitch, legalizing issu-
ance Of bonds by school townships to
pay for erection of schoOlhouses where
\ proceedings were begun prior to special
session, Jan. 10, 1920.
Senate Bill 1SS SOuthworth. providing
for appointment, removal, qualifications
and salary of cOmmandant, adjutgnt and
| other officers Of state Soldiers Home
Senate Bill 211, Beardsley, giving
school cities right tc fund bonds In such
cases where it seems more desirable than
Senate Bill PA, Brown, providing for
; extra vocational facilities for girls SEN
fenced t. short terms who are too old to
attend Indiana girls school.
Senate Bill 231, Beardsley, limiting
firemens pension law by making it I'M
necessary for cities to pension tiremen who
are more than 80 at time Of joining ire
department. This does not apply to cit
les where such pensions are paid by mu-
tual benefit associations.
Senate Bill 236, McCOnaha, defining
Franklin and Union Counties as Thirty
new judicial district Of Fayette County.
Senate Bill 2i1, Duncan. fixing costs of
conviction Of persons escaping from State
farm and providing mileage for officers
returning recaptured prisoners.
Senate Bill 27s, Brown, giving adjoin-
ing cities and towns right to join on a
petition OF 10 per cent Of qualified voters,
and providing methods Of elections
therein.
Senate Bill 3O7, Holmes, providing that
\ chief State examiner and two deputies
Of the department of inspection and su-
pervision of public offices shall consti-
| tute a board of examiners before whom
persons desiring licenses as certified pub
lie accountants must appear before es-
tablishing public offices.
| Senate Bill 312, English, providing for
a special election on Sept. 6, 1921, at
which citizens of State will vote on adop-
ton of State constitutional amendments
which were approved by 1919 and 1921
Senate Bin 1888, Rats, authorizing
boards of trustees of State Prison and
Indiana Ref0rmatory to assist destitute
families of prisoners. The funds for this
purpose will be taken from surplus of
moneys derived from labor Of prisoners.
Senate Bill 33S. Self. creating board Of
public printing, comprised of Governor,
Secretary and Auditor of State. Author
! izing employing of clerks and messengers
| ard duties.
Bills vetoed by the Gocernor were:
House Bill III, Willis Of Dekalb, to
permit trustees of State Soldiers Home
TO expend funds of deceased members
in improving home cemetery.
House Bill 217, Sherwood, to permit
consolidation of township and incor-
porated town as single school unit in
certain cases.
ary of clerk in office Of Marion County
inheritance tax appraiser from 5000 to
! 81 200.