Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-07
BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR

Governor McCray has had all of the
bills passed by the Legislature inspected
by the attorney general and thai &C
counts for the fact that a great many
measures are still on his desk. The fol
lowing, however, have received the ap
proyal of the executive
H. B. l, Fifeld- Appropriating 100000
to defray expense of Seventy second Gen
eral Assembly.
H. B. 4, James-Bass and blue gills
closed season.
H. B. z, Smith-County and city World
War memorials, authorized.
H. B. 8, Smith-Taxation, exemption.
H. B. II, Notwithstanding for right
of-way at road intersections and estab-
fishing other rules of the road as Sug'
gested by the Hoosier Motor Club.
H. B. 16, Givan-R Registration in wrong
precinct. e.
II. B. 25, Smith-Awards of industrial
board evidence in courts of record.
II. B. q, Tucker-Police pension funds
H. B. 80, Osborn-speciaI judges, com.
pensation.
H. B. 40, Johnson-Loan, trust and safe
deposit companies, organization author
lied
II. b. IS, Fifeld-Indiana University
benefit funds.
II. B. 6s, Fiheld-Regular apprOpria-
ton of S., 745,S $50.
H. B. II. oapstick-Fugitives from
Justice, providing for their arrest anC
commitment to custody.
II. B. 81, OsbOrn-Civil procedure act
(l9l7, repeating.
H. B. IS, Observation-Disclosures seeds
sale and commerce. Known as pure seed
law
II. B. 100, Gibbens-F iremen,s pension
fund board of trustees created.
II. B. 107 Beyler-Steam railroads
right of way removed from streets
II. B. 10, Sims-Boards of school trus
tees. cities provided with.
II. 3. ia. Rulo-Police, eight-houl
day (applies to TT Wayne).
II. B. 127. JOhnson-Agricultural ex-
pertinent station, Purdue, tax levy of "a
cent for support.
II. B. 12S. Hoffman-Indiana Grand
Army of the Republic, appropriation o!
500 for department of.
ii. b. 1885, misunderstanding use OF
trout lines, limiting them to fifty hooks
and restricting use Of floating devices.
II. b. 129, Osborn-Ferrets, harborine
Of prohibited.
II. b 17O, INSTRUMENTATION County
seat relocated.
H. B. 175, Flheld and Brown-Kankakee
River drainage commission created with
$1,000 appropriation.
II. 3. 179, Administrators supported
by children.
S. 6. Kiper-Incorporating trustees
of Evansville College.
S. B. ., Leonard-Real estate, State
claims relinquished.
S. B. Is, Douglass-County hospitals
regulating aid for.
S. b Il, Legalizing public no
tees not in conformity with act of July
&C. 1920.
$. b As, Richards Railroad corpora
tions. adjoining States, authorized to op
crate in this State.
$. 49, English--Legallzing bond:
where notice OF sale has not been given
S. b 106, Strode-Telephone companies
stock regulations prescribed.
II. 3 40, Benz-Fixing time for the
holding Of court In the Second, Third
and Seventeen judicial districts
HI. a, Filbert-Two or more robbers
using automobiles or other self movtnG
be guilty Of automobile banditry, will
life sentence as a penalty.
II, 62, Newman-Proyiding a method
OF appeal from judgment OF justices OF
the peace In counties Of more than 20000t
population.
II. b 81, Haworth-Providing a tax OF
not more than l mill on the dollar FOL
the upkeep of county libraries and the
appointment Of library boards.
H. 90, Dailey--Providing that Joint
obpNh 4auA bauhH, tStdDllSueQ 10 pFONlQe
capital for agricultural purposes, shall
be taxed TO the same degree as national
banks
H. & 1Ol, Notwithstanding for the
repeal OF a law enabling cities of the
hrst class to make temporary loans at an
Interest rate OF Ga per cent Law VISA
passed by 1919 session to meet unusual
condition in Marion County,
b 1903. observation-disclosures the
plumber of members on county library
toards from nine to seven. and reducing
the minimum tax from hve-tenths of 9
mill TO two -tsnths Of a mill.
:. b. I. Misunderstanding the change
Of names Of corporations.
II. h. l42. Abrams--To permit churches
and other foreign corporations not Tor
profit to organize under Indiana incor-
poratiOn laws.
II. b. 3. James-Authorizing owner OF
land to kill poultry that strays on his
ii. b. 81. MISUNDERSTANDING pay
ment of Miller's National Insurance Com
pany In sum Of S764,s6.
II. Il. AS. Dailey-Providing that may
or may appoint members of the school
board In FIT. Wayne. Emergency clause
II. Il. 1866. NOll-To raise the salary Of
the county surveyor Of Marion County
TO 81 300 Z year. Emergency clause.
s. r. %. Richards-To amend the act
creating the Office Of court matrou for
city courts In cities of the first and sec
ond lass Emergency clause clause oct .,
March ;, 1909, concerning boards OF
school trustees In cities Of more than
$4,000 and less than 10000 inhabitants
S. h. 1876. Swain-To define qualifca-
tons for county superintendent of
schools. Emergency clause.
S. B.. "a Misunderstanding for
teachers retirement pension and an
nuities system for Terre Haute Elmer
S. J. r. ;. Ehglish-To amend section
2 Of article ? Of the constitution to pro
vide for equal suffrage and restrict 1t to
citizens Of the United States.
S. ]. L. @, English-To amend section
IA article ., Of the constitution so as to
authorize the Legislature to classify coun-
ties, cities and townships for registra-
ton.
S. J. r. 0. English-To amend section
IL, article Of the constitution in way
TO authorize the Governor to veto items
of an appropriation bill.
s. J. r. IL, English-To amend section
2, article Of the constitution to make
the terms of county clerk, auditor, treas
urer, sheriff and coroner four years.
S. J. X. 10. English-To amend section
II. article z of the constitution to make
the term Of prosecuting attorney four
years.
S. ]. r. II, English-To amend section
81, article of the constitution so as to
authorize the Legislature to provide by
law for the qualifications of persons ad-
mitted to the practice of law.
S. J. r. 1S English-To amend section
1, article II of the constitution by strik-
ing white" from the provision in regard
to the makeup of the militia. Amendment
would include persons of other color as
we'll as white.
S. J. r. TO- English-To amend section
.. article IS of the constitution so as to
prevent the term or salary of any public
official to be increased during the term
for which the officer WAS elected