The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-24
SENATE

These bills were introduced in the
Senate Tuesday:
No. 100 Misunderstanding that In
stead OF prosecutor and defendant agreeing
on special Judge in criminal cases, selection
shall be from list Of five names submitted.
No. I70 misunderstanding petty loan
law making interest rates at 2 per cent a
month instead of 81 per, cent. APP
No. III (Batt)-Providing that when the
State board of tax commissioners refuses
to allow bond issue. the act cancels con-
. No. 172 Observation-Disclosures for the
collection of water. gas and electricity
come a lieu against the property. Cities
and Towns.
Bond for plaintiffs
No. 173 Observation-Disclosures plain
tifs in civil suits to put up bond or cash
deposit to cover cost OF court action
No. ia iDunn)-To restrict use of terms
drug store" pharmacy" and the Ike to
stores actually licensed by State, or employ
ing licensed pharmacists. Judiciary A.
ness of municipal corporations to Ia per
cent of assessed valuation of property for
No. I76 MISUNDERSTANDING law so as
to make Putnam County the Sixty-Fourth
Judicial Circuit OF the State, and creating
the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit. Organiza-
No. III (Harmon)-To limit attorneys
fees in levee and drainage proceedings to
No. IT'S (Hays)-To make Jennings and
Ripley Counties the Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Lawrence County the Fortieth and Jackson
OF courts.
County Nurses Homes
No. 17e Kingl-Giving county councils
the right to maintain a home for nurses IN
connection with county hospitals by appro-
p~riation OF county funds. Counties and
No. 80 Lindley)-Providing for the re-
organization of the State board OF educa-
ton. Education
No: ISL (Penrod)-To increase the pow
ers OF the State board Of accounts. Judici-
No. 1S2 PeskinsJ-To legalize the sale
Of certain real estate In st. Joseph County
No. iis8 misunderstanding the de.
PENDANT in the case growing out OF damages
after collision to file cross-compiaint
No. is4 Observation-Disclosures possible the
joining in the same action under separate
paragraphs the claims Of defendants arising
No. 1856 (Swain)-TO provide a license
system by the State board for all en-
ployes of Indiara schools. Education
Commission Attorneys
No. 1876 CHolmes)-Prohibiting members
OF the public service commission from ap-
pearing before that body as an agent or At
tcrney within two years after leaving the
No. 1877 tBrownl-To give certain or
ganizations the right of eminent domain 20
take land for religious or chautauQua as
sembly for limited time. Judiciary. A
1SS (Hays)-Providing that baillffs for
women jurors shall be appointed by the
court when necessary. Criminal code.
This joint resolution was intro
duced Tuesday:
No. 7 Observation-Disclosures for correction
in office Of adiutant general of State TO
Coy. who was killed in the battle of Tippe-
canoe. Military affairs.
Three Bills Withdrawn
These bills were withdrawn Tues
day:
No. IS nutz)-To reduce attorneys
fees on bitches. Ievee proceedings. etc. from
No. 81 (Durham)-Fixing time for hold
ing court in Putnam County, the SIXTY
Fourth Judicial Circuit.
No. 126 (Penrod) -Ftxing the indiana
State prison as the place TO serve all SEN
fences more than five years n length.
These bills were indefinitely post
poned Tuesday:
No. 112 lcravsns)-To abolish the state
work With the auditor of State.
No. 100 (Haysl-To repeal the Law
creating the interstate harbor commission
Two Measures Passed
These bills were passed IL the Sen
ate Tuesday:
No. % (Cann)-To abolish the State
free employment bureau. t43-1-1
No. 50 (Nichols )-Providing for inter
ests on money obtained from judgments
No. los (Hays)-To simplify procedure
in quoting titles. t29-l9.)
Constitutional Amendment
This joint resolution passed in the
Senate Tuesday:
No. 4 fSteele-Miller)-To amend the
Constitution so as to collect tax on in
comes. (27-22.)
HOUSE
These bills were introduced in the
House Tuesday:
No. 1913 Observation-Disclosures licensinf