The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-07
House bills Introduced:

H. B. 262. ADMINISTRATIONS that all
teachers in public educational institutions
take oath Of allegiance to constitution and
flag. Education.
H. B. 2e3. Freeman-Providing for orders
Of transfer of school children to other
school corporations. Education.
H. B. 264. Brown-Creating separate
judicial circuits for johnson and
Lawrence counties. and by separating
Brown county from johnson, and jackson
county from Lawrence. combining the two
to create a new judicial circuit. Organiza-
ton of courts.
H. &. 2e5. Ahlgren-Providing that
cities and railroads may agree to con-
struct elevations on division of cost by 65
per cent to railroad and IS per cent to
city. Applies only to Hammond. Cities
of second class.
H. B. 266. Guernsey Appropriating
$3.50 for Alice w. Mcdonald. injured
when state highway bridge collapsed in
1925. Ways and means.
H. B. 267. Markun and Wright-Order-
ing all time in Indiana to be Central
standard. so precluding daylight savings
time" in some cities. Judiciary B.
H. B. 26s. Markun- Harris. and king
Authorizing release and assignment
records for county recorders. Judiciary A.
H. B. 26e. Lowry and McKesson-Ap-
propriating $4,000 for relief of Scott B.
Matthews. who became mentally deranged
after his car was struck by state con-
seTvation department car. His home is
under mortgage and wife is INDECENT.
Ways and means.
H. B. 40. Notwithstanding for re-
demption of city improvement bonds in
numerical order, beginning with last bond.
Judiciary A.
H. B. 271. Kottkamp-Providing that
coroner's must inspect bodies before
cremation and investigate circumstances
Of death and providing fee. State medicine
and public health.
H. B. 272. misunderstanding removal
of ambiguous features from corener's law.
State medicine and public health.
H. B. 273. Ballard and smith-Provid
ing for licensing, registration. and regu-
lation of building contractors. Judiciary B.
H. B. 274. khlgren-Reuuiring township
advisory boards of Lake county to meet
monthly for consideration Of poor relief
and requiring reports of revenues and
expenditures. County and townships
House bills indefinitely post
poned::
H. B. 101. Ahrens, Bloom. Bernllardt,
Cantweu and zieg-Providing increases
in pay for counties having cities of $4,000
to 10000 population. Salary grab On
minority report of fees and salaries COM
mittee.
H. B. 1893. Guard-Prohibiting one town
ship trustee fronns. employing another
township trustee as teacher. Report of
education committee.
H. B. 81. Babcock and brewster
Soldiers bonus measure. Report of ways
and means committee.
H. B. 1879. Chamberlain. Lee and Fer
guson of Allen-Providing for payment
of state employees every two weeks in
stead of monthly. Killed on recommends
ton of fees and salaries committee. by
viva voce vote.
House bills ON third reading:
H. B. 4. Dentlinger-A state
highway commission to construct bridge
on state road No. 1, over Whitewater canal
near Connersville. Passed: Ayes, 80;
noes, o.
H. B. rs. Chamberlain. McKesson and
Notwithstanding civil juries act so
that five-sixths of civil jury may re-
turn verdict on instruction of court
after failure to reach unanimous agree
ment. Passed: Ayes, SIS; noes, "a.
H. B. 156. Harris-Providing that an
appointee to a vacancy in the Office of
county clerk shall serve entire term of
predecessor instead of until next general
election. Passed: Ayes, 81; noes. 0.
House bills aUithdr01On:
: H. B. 2o2. Babcock-Providing a fiat in
crease of $1,000 in salary and allowance
increases to sheriffs in counties with less
than 10000 population.
Senate bills introduced:
S. B. 1S0 Hartzel-Permttting insurance
companies to issue policies naming as
beneficiaries persons with or without in
surable interest. Insurance.
S. b. 181 Hartzell-Permitting in
surance company stockholders, when