Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-10

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| to counties paying annually to donors q
| sum of money equal to interest on bonds,
| for use in erection and maintenance OF
hospitals.
H. B. 374, Smith, providing that rail-
| road companies organized unuer Incldna
laws may lease or purchase connection or
| continuous non-cOmpeting lines in other
States.
H. B. 242, Cox, amending Indianapolis
sanitary district law to give the sani-
tary board control over sewage and gar
bage disposal.
H. B. 1917. Willis Of Steuben, making
mandatory the establishment of high
| schools in townships with more than
/ $4,000 tax valuation where such schools
/ do not exist; providing that in townships
/ having valuation of 81, 10000 petition OF
/ one-third of parents in township shall re-
suit in establishment Of high schools;
! II. b. 60, NOll, amending street I'm
provement law to provide that board of
{ works may determine kind Of pavement
I in resurracing work, providing Tor pay
/ ment of intersection improvements from
funds raised by special tax instead of
/ special assessment in certain cases.
/ h L. 214, Harris, providing for ap-
pOintment Of school attendance officers
/ IN cities and counties and fixing age Inn
its whereby employers may be required
[ to demand certificates before employing.
/ S. 3. 129, Nichols, amending an act es
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| and defining the duties OF the state bank
Z commissioners.
/ S. B. 172, Kiper, amending certain sec
lions of an act concerning children
I homes, making 1t misdemeanor TO en-
tice q child away from such an lnstltu-
ton.
S. B. 252, Buchanan, excluding employ
ment agencies established by eharitaoie
and benevolent organizations from appli
cation OF the employment agency act u
1911.
FOR REGISTERING
/ NINE EMPLOYEES.
] S. B. POS, Furnas, requiring mine oper'
ators to register their employees; =,
/ s B. SOC, Hartzell, providing for cod'-
4 fcation of drainage laws Of the State ana
/ the appointment Of a commission ana ap-
propriating $500.
! s. B. III Self authorizing Harrison
County to use the old State capitol at
4 Corydon for courthouse for three years
land permit it's Office building TO be used
as a memorial to soldiers.
/ :. L. 2l2, HOgstOn, providing Tor TWO
/ platoon system for FIRE departments IN
towns of less than $1,000 and more than
1900 population.
! S. &. $50. NejdI, permitting officers oil
city which has advanced In classihca-
ton TO receive salaries provided for in
cities Of the new class, providing for
abolition Of board Of public works ana
board Of public safety In certain cases
in cities of the fourth class.
! S. 3. 65, HogstOn, making It unlawful
to make false. defsmatory or slanderous
/ statement regarding any person, when,
/ if true would subject such person to
prosecution for a criminal onenSe, or
which tends TO injure q person IN name,
| character, general reputation or the pur-
| suit and earning of a livelihood.
! s. 3. II, Douglass, amending act CON
corning erection and maintenance OF hos
pitfalls to allow ShelbyyiIe to complete It's
| building.
s. B. 294, Hartzell, prohibiting opening
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banks or branch offices by any bank or
loan, trust or safe deposit company:
S. B. 152, Decker, giving board OF
State charities authority over instltu-
tions and individuals engaged in receiv-
ing and caring for children.
S. B. "a Strobe, amending act provid-
/ ing for the appointment or DalllHs IN
any Criminal, Circuit or Superior Court.
S. B. 1913, Rats, providing for trans
fer of real estate for taxation when title
has passed by laws of descent or by Will.
s. r. 127, Hays, amending an act de-
hning the crime Of rape and liking penal
s. B. 1877, Rats, providing for the
preparation of a State budget report and
| a State budget bill and their submission
| to the General Assembly.
s. Z. 81, Rats, defining purposes for
| which bonds may be issued under the
| county council reform act Of 1892
s. B. 50, Brown, amending acts Of
| 1905. providing for health and safety Of
persons employed In coal mines.
| S. B. 2S3 changing the manner OF Sc
| lecting boards Of trustees Of Purdue Uni
versity so that the Governor shall name
| six and the alumni select three of the
nine members.
! S, B. 1911. Hepler and Cleveland. au-
thorizing cities of a population of more
than $4,000 and less than $4,000 TO aid
| in maintenance Of hospitals and au-
1 thOrizing a tax levy Of not exceeding Z
cents on each 500.
/ TO AID FIGHT
ON. SWINE DISEASES.
/ s. B. $50, Douglass, concerning pre-
| vention of disease and control Of infec-
tious diseases of swine.
S. B. 17S, Bowers, creating office Of
bailif for county commissioners court In
| Allen County.
S. B. 1856. Bowers, amending coliseum
act to allow FIT. Wayne to complete Its
building after increase in population.
| S. B. "a, Fitch, providing for literary
course at Indiana boys school, providing
] qualifications for teachers and providing
! inspection.
s. B. 80, Rats, setting aside from the
| tuition fund fund of SfOO,000 for State
aid for southern Indiana schools.
S. 3. 1G0, H0gstOn, authorizing board
Of county commissioners to change ma
/ terial specified for road improvement
upon petition Of majority of the orig
inal petitioners.
S b. 233. Richards, amending law reg
ulating miners examining boards, fixing
time of meetings aud specifying salaries.
] S. 3. S66, Rats, reducing the number
\ Of 1921 acts to be printed.
S. 3. 313, Van Orman, providing for
the appointment Of a commission on a
bridge to be built across tic o. ''~er
at Evansville and approprlating $1,000.
S. 3. 1S7, Brown, .6inynt . b. on
corning the settlement of estates.
s. B. 225. Buchanan, providing for the
appointment of a chief clerk In the Cir
cult and Criminal Courts of Marion
County, at a salary of $1,000 a year.
S. 3. eS, Decker, amending an act con-
corning suits to contest the validity of
! wills.
Fl. B. 80. Cooper, providing for dis
tribution of funds on hand held I'm town
ship trea suries under act Of maintenance
and repair Of bitches and drains, money
to be distributed pro rata among per
sons who paid in the sums
half a cent for vocational education pur-
poses. was signed.
S B. 1, Alldredge, changing personnel
Of board of trustees OF State Soldiers
Home so that two must be Civil War
veterans, one a Spanish War
veteran, one a veteran Of the World War
and one a woman, the wife or daughter
! Of a soldier Of any war.
s. B. 154, Steele, granting public utill-
ties right of eminent domain.
H p. 211, Barker Of Boone, transfer
ring State board of agriculture to- State
r. B. 228, Hansell, authorizing COUNTY
commissioners to fix compensation toy be
paid to surveying engineers aud others
in charge Of drainage work
Fl. B. 8. Cooper, fixing penalty OF from