The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-01-26
SENATE

These bills were introduced in the
Senate Thursday:
No. 206 (Batt)-To abolish compulsory
physical education in Indiana schools. Edu-
No. 207 (BatU-To abolish office of as
slstant county highway superintendent.
No. 2os (Barker)-To tax preferred
stocks of corporations. Finance.
-, No; goo (Behmerl Providing for pen
of age. who have been in State service more
No. 21O (Buchanan) establish a so
clal service division i'll police forces OF all
Indiana cities. by. employment of police
women. Cities and Towns
No. 211 Durham PROVIDES for diminu-
ton of sentences for prisoners at State farm
for good behavior. Reformatories.
Land Gifts to Legion
missioners TO deed lands to. posts of the
American Legion upon petition of free
holders. Military affairs.
ton laws so preferred stockholders shall
Rave the right to vote. Companion bill to
No; 81; Judiciary A; ~ .
sions for retired policemen in cities OF sec
eond-class. increasing rate from $50 to SO
No. SIS (HaysJ~To repeal 1921 law
creating vocational rehabilitation depart
No. 217 Uindieyl To leealize certain
bond issue for building of roads in Foun-
tain County. Roads.
No. 218 Uutzl ITO reduce fees attorneys
may charge on ditch and levee proceedings
from 4 per cent TO L per cent. Fees and
salaries.
No. 219 perkins ITO make the sale Of
an automobile bought on conditional sale
a felony instead of misdemeanor. Criminal
code.
County Hospital Bonds
No. 220 (Perkins)-To enable certain
counties having population Of more than
county hospital. Present limit IS $500, 900.
County and township.
No. 221 CRchards) Providing that can
didates for precinct committeeman each be
allowed a watcher at election counts. Elec-
No. 222 Orchards --Fixing the salary of
the prosecuting attorney Of Vigo County az
$500 a year. plus certain fees. County and
No. Sea (Dsny)-Requiring reporter of
Supreme Court to publish decisons of SUI
preme or Appellate Court on advance sheets.
No. 324 Daily Creating a commission
on uniform State laws. judiciary B.
These bills were indefinitely post
No. 35 Darker Providing that util-
titles shall be assessed the same for taxation
as they are for rate-making
Six Measures Passed
These bills were passed in the
Senate Thursday:
no. ~ (Hllj--fFOVlding Tor cutting OF
weeds along public highways during the
summer. (41-1)
No. 80 (Easton) Providing for etraight-
ening OF rivers and creeks by levee com
missioners t31-10)
No 81 (Chambers) Providing cost of
maintaining inmates in county hospitals
shall be paid from their property II they
have any. f47-0)
No. 90 (Hartzelll -Providing that when
a witness has testified in any civil action.
his testimony may be used in subsequent
trials. 1927
No. 121 Holmes Authors volun-
tary admission Of a person to the village OF
epileptics and establishing clinics for feeble
minded children. t32-2)
No. 122 Miller)-ProvidinE that IN In
dianapohs, street resurfacinR costs shall be
assessed 25 per cent against property owners
and rs per cent against tho city. 5000
This joint resolution was passed in
the Senate Thursday:
No. 3 tEnglishl- To amend the Consti-
tuition so that tho Governor may veto sep
arate items in an appropriation bill. (29-19)
HOUSE
These bills were introduced in the