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


tablished, shall participate in Dement'S.
House Bill $50, Ahlgren, providing for
incorporation of town of La crosse.
II. B. IA, Harrison, providing that par.
ents need not surrender full control OF
children sent to State orphans home and
establishing each Saturday as a visiting
day. -. 49,.
II. B. AGA, Harrison, providing that the
board of trustees Of the State soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home shall consist
of five members, two veterans or the
Civil War, one veteran of the SPANISH
War. one soldier of the World War ana
one woman, the wife or daughter OF
Fl, b. 275. Bedgood, creating a State
Juvenile commission consisting or seven
members. the commission to cooperate
with the board Of children's guardians Ia
each county. -ts
ing against the use by buyers of scales
or other devices which give false measure
ment or weight -
H b. 1853, Winesburg, providing for
uniform danger signals at interurDAh anu
railroad crossings In the state
N b. 3O3. Lafuze, amending sections
of the acts relating to creation OF i've
stock sanitary board, giving farmers
more representation.
House Bill 3s3, Morgan, authorizing
city councils to fix by ordinance sala-
ries Of city clerk in fourth-class cltIes
as well as in ffth-class cities.
COVERS STREET AND
HIGHWAY CONNECTIONS.
House Bill 29D concerning the i'm
nrovement of streets in first class cities
which connect with hard surfaced public
highways beyond corporate limits
House Bill 3S5 Smith, Abrams ana L
field, authorizing city council to restrlct
height, area, bulk and use Of buildings
to determine area OF YARDS, courts a,U
other open spaces; companion to city
r,I4uuinp and coming Dill
House Bill Is, Jameson, empowerin
public service cOmmissi to prescrlpe
headlight regulations for inte-urDan cars
House Bill Pa, Cooper, authorizing tne
expenditure of not more than $1,000 for
printing and binding Of county history
OF the World War.
House Bin 49,, Barker Of Boone, ad-
ministration tax amendments.
House Bill 2Sj, Ahlgren, providing for
changing Of street grades and highways
in cities having 6 population Of not less
House Bill 455, Leer, providing that
county auditors shall pay advertising
bills and be reimbursed from money de-
rived from the sale OF bonds lot lh-
provement or construction OF ROADS tor
which notice was published.
House Bill $50, Osborn, providing Tor
consolidation of schools in towns ana
cities of the fifth class, and schools oil
township in which such town or cities
are located or in which the major part
Is located, and legalizing articles OF
agreement and acts where consolidation
has taken place.
House Bill DO. Ahlgren, giving city
courts in cities of second-class Jurlsdlc-
ton in certain civil cases.
House Bill 200, Dean, providing new
regulations for the use Of roads by motor
trucks and new license fees Tor TRUCKS
and trailers.
APPLIES L. s. ARMY
ROUTINE TO GUARD.
House Bill 291, fixing time When street
assessments shall be paid.
House Bill 257. Harrison, providing
regulations conforming to United states
Army regulations for the Indiana Ma
tional Guard. - ,uooa
on the mowers Of insurance companies
relative to investments they may make
House Bill n, Filbert. to eneourag sc
timber production by providing tax eA-
emption ct all assessments except one
dollar an acre. 49,,
and Fiheld, authorizing certain city pan
commission providing terms OF members
and authorizing a tax Of eight mills on
eTcb 500 of taxable property.
House Bill ODD, Harris, to permit a
school city to accept mortgage on prop
erty which it wishes to SELL (Apphes
particularly to Hammond).
House Bill FOG, Harrison, providing thai
ornbsns nIaced in the state Orphans
Home at Knightstown, shall be kept ana
educated until IS years old, and that they
NAV be kept until 20 years old, and pro-
viding other minor changes in manage
mAat r.
House Bill 1S5, Anderson, providing for
acceptance Of benefits of act Of Congress
for promotion of vocational rehabilitation
of persons disabled in industry.
House Bill 426, Cronin, permitting sale
Of school property by one school corpora
ton TO another where two school corpor-
atoms desire to consolidate.
House Bill 151, Dufendach, providing
for lighting Of automobiles and motor
cycles and for the exercise Of due care
az crossings; for mirrors and reflectors on
trucks.
Bills signed yesterday were as follows:
House Bill 80, Hilbert, providing that
township trustees shall apportlon emer-
gency drainage funds for which there Is
no further need to persons from whom
they were collected.
House Bill $50. Johnson of Monroe,
legalizing school bonds issued by an in
corpOrated town.
House Bill 1874. NOll, amending election
laws to provide there shall be one dele
gate to party conventions for each 400
voters instead of for each 200 voters.
Change made necessary by increased vote
resulting from woman suffrage.
House Bill 216. Shugart, authorizing
township trustees to make immediate re-
pairs to open drains on notice of need
Of such repairs except where cost exceeds
500.
House Bill 2sS. Gouse, providing for
sale of school buildings for which there
is no further need.
HOUSE Bill POS. Beyler, amending South
Bend track elevation law to make II con-
form 10 1920 census.
House Bill .162, Beyler, establishing a
second Superior Court in st Joseph
County.
House BIZ 40, Harrison, plt viding for
registration of practical nurses to serve
as attendants in hospitals.
House Bill 43. Calef, establishing a
State board of registration and exam
ination of civil engineers and surveyors.
House Bill 203, Noll, authorizing pay
ment of 30 per cent of contract price for
each completed mile Of State highway.
House Bill 124, to include veterans of
the Spanish and World Wars, as well as
those r. Civil War, on the state battle
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