Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-01-12

learning that ne mas registered IN tne
wrong precinct shall notify the county
auditors, and then shall proceed to give
the facts concerning the registration.
The county auditor then is compelled to
certify the registration to the precinct
election board In which the voter is
rightfulIy entitled to vote. Practically
the same procedure would be followed
In the case Of a voter moving out of
precinct after registration.
Following the introduction OF the bills.
Representative Otto c. Fifeld. majority
leader in the House. and chairman OF the
Ways and Means Committee, announced
the general appropriation bill would be
ready for submission to the House within
the next two or three days.
Other bills introduced today were:
Providing a county purchasing agent
in counties with a population OF 100000
or more, doing away with the purchase
Of supplies by county commissioners. on
bids. Introduced by Representative
Daley Of Allen County. Referred to
Judiciary A.
Providing penalties for persons who
allow stock and poultry TO range on
property Of other citizens. Introduced
by Representative James Of Clay County
and referred to Committee on Criminal
Code.
Conservation commission bill, providing
closed season for certain species Of fish
Introduced by Representative James and
referred to committee on natural re-
sources.
Compelling railroads to fence in their
right Of way along their tracks. Intro
duced by Representative Coapstick of
Clinton County and referred to the com
mittee on railroads
To compel railroads to maintain open
end switches in certain cases and to com
pei them to maintain loading platforms
introduced by Representative Coapstick
and referred to the committee an cities
and towns.
Amendment to the memorial act, pro-
viding for the levy of taxes and issu-
ance of bonds for construction and
maintenance Of memorials Introduced
by Representative Claude Smith of Glib
son County, and referred to Judiciary B.
Amendment to the 1910 tax law. ex-
empting certain property from taxation.
Introduced by Representative Smith
and referred 10 judiciary B Committee
Amendment to the public offense act
Introduced by Representative Cooper Of
Hancock County and referred to Com
mittee on Criminal Code.
Bill providing for the fencing in OF
cemeteries. Introduced by Representa-
tive Youse of Huntington County and
referred to judiciary A.
WOULD PROHIBIT JUDGES
FORM PRACTICING LAW
Amendment TO tine municipal corpora.
ton act, prohibiting a city court judge
from practicing law. Introduced by Rep
resentative Abrams Of Marion County,
Bill to compel drivers OF automobiles
10 give signal when on public roads
when they attempt to turn. Introduced
by Representative Benedict of Marion
County and referred to Committee on
Cities and Towns
Bill to give the public service commits
sion authority to regulate headlights on
interurban cars. Introduced by Repre-
sentative Jameson Of Marion County and
referred to Committee on Railroads.
Bill relating to care and transfer OF
Orphans Home at Knightstown. In-ro-
duced by Representative Harrison OF
Marion County, and referred to the Com
mittee on Benevolent and Scientific In
stitutions.
Bill affecting the city of Indianapolis,
and amending the 1919 tax law, provid-
and deputies. Introduced by Represei-
tative Noll and referred to Committee
on Affairs of the City of indianapolis
Bill amending the 1919 registration
law. Introduced by Representative
Givaa OF Marion County and referred to
Committee on Elections.
Bill providing for compensation for
county treasurers and assistants. In
troduced by Representative Rich OF
Newton, Jasper and Benton Counties,
and referred to the Committee on Fees
and Salaries.
Bill prohibiting the advertisement Of
false statements concerning sale OF Sc
curities. Introduced by Representative
Rowbottom OF Vanderburg County, and
referred to Judiciary A.
Bill fixing the salaries of coroners and
providing for hiring of a chief deputy.
Introduced by Representative Rowbot-
tom and referred to Committee on Fees
and Salaries.
Bill relating to examination and regis
tration Of trained nurses. Introduced
by Representative Kamman Of Wander
burg County and referred to Committee
on Medicine. Health and Vital Statictics.
There will be no session of either house
tomrrow, as both have accepted the tnvi-
tation of the Lafayette Rotary Club to
20 TO L1dL CITY 10 luspeCt I uIdue OhA-
Versity and the State Soldiers Home.
The members probably will return to
Indianapolis Friday and it is possible
that come committees will report at
that time. 1t is fairly well understood
that no attempt will be made to pass
bills this week, as to do so would mean
the suspension Of rules and there is no
particular necessity for any rush legisla-
ton
Indications are that despite the admOn-
itions OF Governor Warren T. McCray.
Lieutenant Governor Emmett Forest
Branch and Speaker John f. Mcclure,
the Assembly will be as slow getting I'M
der way as it has been in previous
years Seldom has anything OF any
particular importance been accom-
plished during the first two weeks Of
q session.
The legislative visiting committee is
hard at work on the appropriation bin
and it probably will be one Of the first
to be introduced In the House. This will
be a departure from custom, as the gen
eral and specific appropriation bill is
usually introduced toward the middle of
the session. No action can be expected
on the bill for some time, however, as
the ways and means committee must go