The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-02-14
Indiana Legislative Calendar

unless graves are ten By two feet six
inches Cities and towns.
6. B. 345. notwithstanding for cleo
ton Of Allen county superior court judge
at general election in 1882. and creating
four-yesr term. present Judge holding the
office until election time. Organization Of
courts.
s. 3. 245. Hartzeu-Providing that
separate taxing districts be created with
bonded limit Of one-haR Of one per cent
bonded Indebtedness limit for financing
gravel or macadamized roads located on
county or township lines. County and
township business.
Senate action on bills:
H. B. g. Hawkins, white-Separating
Benton and Warren county courts. Ayes,
SO: noes, 10.
H B. I9. Denton-Proyiding Tor main
tenance and repair OF township highways
on petition OF 81 per cent of the tax
payers. Places repair under road super
visors rather than trustees. Ayes, 43;
noes. o.
Il. B. IS. Carter, EranS-Increasing
closed season on bearing animals BY
ten days, making 1t Jan. IS, to Nov. IS.
Ayes, u, noes. IT.
S. B. l45. Miller-Exempting from IN
heritance tax requests held in trust for
religious, educational or charitable In
stitutions or purposes. Ayes. SO; noes. s..
Indefinitely postponed IN
Sendte.'
S. B. 1e4- Notwithstanding state rate
making bureau OF fire insurance companies
n the insurance commissioners office.
On committee report.
S. B. PIG. Moorhead-yeteranS' bureau
bill bonding guardians and providing for
annual report OF guardians on estate OF
war veterans. On committee report.
S. B. 1879. Notwithstanding county
commissioners and giving powers to trus-
tees upon referendum vote. Committee re-
port.
S. B. 70. notwithstanding 100000
pure bred stock farm near the school for
ieeble-uainded youth at TT. Wayne. On
committee report.
Senate resolutions introduced:
S. j. r. 5. Perkins-Memoraltzing con-
gress to amend the eighteenth amend
ment to permit congress to regulate the
liquor traffic by statute. Federal Yela-
tions.
S. J. f. g. 1ochard. Garrott-Giving
the highway commission authority to re-
claim the original lOo-foot xtght-of-way
from Madison to Michigan City and to
beautify it. Roads.
Senate resolutions passed:
S. ]. r. 4. Miller-Providtng for refer
endum on income tax amendment i'll 1881.
Ayres 81, noes 4.
House bills WithdrG1OR:
H. B. 34i. Saunders-Placing names
of presidential electors on separate
ballot or row on voting machines. Elec-
tions.
H. 3. 342. notwithstanding appoint
ment Of county farm agents optional IN
stead of mandatory, upon petition OF the
county board OF education. Agriculture
H. B. s43. Ferguson-Permitting the
state highway commission to improve
street which is part Of the highway SgS-
TEN. Roads.
H. B. s44. Ferguson-Allowing a land
lord a superior lien on crops OF tenant
where money is advanced. judiciary A
H. 3. s45. Dentlinger-Making bonds
OF three road projects in johnson county
legal Judiciary B.
H. B. 346, Lee, Observation-Disclosures a
labor union as an employer in obtaining
group insurance for members. 1nsur-
ance.
H. 3. BAT. establishing an In
diana board Of censors for motion pic
lures. Right ard privileges
H 3. 348. Misunderstanding city plan
board powers to trustee board OF towns
Cities and towns.
H. B. $40. McGrif-Permitting executor
OF estate to accept notes fro three 70
twelve months for purchase OF personal
property of an estate. judiciary B.
H, B. $50. McGriF, misunderstanding
board of chiropractic examiners state
medicine and public health.
H. 3. 351. Guernsey. Brewster. Saun-
ders-Permitting 2-cent levy for 1880 and
1-cent for 1882 to build a state library
and name body for acquiring site. Ways
and means.
H. B. 352. Worley-AlloWing . county
commissioners to select a successor in the
commission where vacancy occurs before
beginning Of term OF commisStoner-e1ect.
County and township.
II. b. SoS. Clay ComOe' 6ooSoAksz7AA4cAea Coo
Ing from 1000 to 10000 the maximum
population of g. school corporation that
may lease buildings from holding COM
pany. County and township.
H. B. 354. Bosson-Ordering Tindshields
on motorized fire equipment and $35 fine
for violations. Cities and towns
H. B. 355. King-Hiking fees Of coroners
100 per cent and permitting them to hire
clerks at inquests. Fees and salaries.
II. B. 356. DISCRIMINATING felony
punishable by fine from 500 to $1,000 and
imprisonment from one TO five years for
circulating of false statements regarding