The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1931-01-30
HOUSE CALENDAR


II. B. 22S (Kenneyl--Assessing costs Of
nent domain cases when deSenaant w s,.I.s
Il. B. 274 1Kenney) -Legalizing bonds.
notes and all written. obligations issued oy
or in name Of county, township or mu-
provements in anticipation OF assessments
or special taxes. Judiciary b.
II. B. 225 (Fries)--Amending public con-
struction Law by including EoT6 as Ass
II. 3. 226 knight and Eshelmanl-Re.
curing passage OF two years before bond
issues turned down by the state tax board
H. B. 327 tSteinl-Making. mandatory
the use OF Indiana mined coal In tnstitu-
tons supported by public money II the
cost of the coal does not exceed by 10 per
cent cost of coal mined elsewhere; pro-
yiding penalties. BENEVOLENT Institutionsl
H. B. 22s Istein,-Giying trust funds
separate designation OF ''frst lien trust
funds" in semi-annual statements.
H. B. 22s Notwithstanding law gov
eriing real estate sale by sheriff 70 pro-
vide that name Of property owner or his
attorney appear in all Of the papers.
Il. 5. 2so tJournay. wilson Eshelman
and MISUNDERSTANDING a l per cent tax
on gross retail sales aid providing for
licensing by state board OF tax commits
Sioners. ways and Means.)
r. B. 23i (AieJ -Appropriating 5000 to
be used. in giving cattle tuberculin tests
for such a purpose. Ways and Meansl
H. 3. 2S2 webb Allowing township
trustees 10 pay poor investigators out OF
the poor fund on acquisitions by the coun-
Il. B. 2as webb. Grimm. stamp and
pen cent on the net al ine sa of A 81 COR
porations except banks without stock,
building and loan associations, labor,
benevolent and fraternal associations.
h B. 3s4 1Byers)-Givlng cities pursu-
ing condemnation and purchase Of water
works the right to issue revenue bonds for
Improvements. (Cities and Towns.l
H. B. 235 (Egan and Stanton) ALLOWING
county commissioners to permit use OF
s0uny buildings % aay 01SanoSSRR q
H. B. 236 (Egan and Stantonl-Repeal-
ing 1913 law permitting county commits
s1oaeTS to make allowances 70 county county
H. B. 2Sf 1Eganl- Providing that prop
to satisfy judgment, estate to be described
and share owned by debtor stated; ex-
cepting homestead and property not ex-
ceeqiqg 81 sls COG IN yase SgdGiary
ton Of $4,000 for Frank J. Trescenski:
state motor policeman injured in line OF
II. B. 2SS CBlack and Evans)-providing
that any board Of county commissioners
may sell county poor asylum property,
age pension fund.- and invested to help
defray expense of old age pension program
Of the county. County and Township;(
II. B. 240 (McCammon) Providing that
insolvency of a policyholder does not re-
lease the insurance company from claims
resulting from accidents. INSURANCE
mediate. payment by the state Of arrears
in teachers salaries on which state aid
claims are pending. ways and Means.)
name Be- p 1ae on mE c4eam ice oream
and dairy containers, name to be regis
tered with secretary of state; providing
penalties. Estate Medicine and PUBLIC
II. B. 24s (Karrer)-Requiring any per-
son building a fire on premises not his
own to obtain the written consent Of the
Drawn to aid in prevention OF forest fires.
Natural Resources.)
the state finance board to deposit bonds
only In banks nix; having an A. D. T. alarm
H. B. 245 (Weissl- Establishing two
platoon system for Indianapolis salvage
corps with twenty-four-hour shifts. (city
present school che T health law but dhansins
population figure from 100000 to 100000
Emergency lCity Of Indianapolis;l
possible I'll tuition levy for pUbic Schools Soe
from 81 10 to S12S ana providing for day
school for adults and codifying existing
Indianapolis school laws. (City Of In
II. B. SAB place and Remley) Author
iztng state veterinarian to license concerns
engaged in disposing Of dead animals and
requiring that rendering plants. must OBJ
tain permits from state live stock sanitary
board; (Agriculture.)
H. B. ,249 (Griggs and Douglass Pro
viding that one year Of graduate college
work be included. in eligibility Of county
school superintendents. lEducation.l
H. B. $50 (Hofmanl Amending sanitary
less to qualify; reducing number OF petit
TONERS to twenty-five, and lowering trus-
tees. salary to $40 day. (cities and
Il. B. 25l Notwithstanding deduc-
ton OF personal property credits OF IS per
cent from assessed valuation Of total per-
c credit any ways lsS and 9'%SR sanss anu 0'"s
H. B. 252 (McClain) Providing that the
attorney fees in a contempt case resulting
paid by defendant. Judiciary b.
for appropriation Of $3.50 for John r
circuit court (ClaiIns.) - -'''---
H B. 254 (Allardt and Kuespert)-Per-
hitting maturities for street Improvement
bonds over 10-year-period. (Cities and
H B. 255 (Kuespert)-changing 1929
payment of ten-year loan at any time
with the payment OF one. years interest
hands of county treasurer. (Cities and
H B. ESQ uespert)-Amending law
creating criminal Identification bureau to
make it non-partisan, adding two investi-
gators and increasing appropriation by
$1,000 Emergency. Judiciary b.
II. B. 257 (Reisinger and Black)-Creat-
ing board Of examiners and a building
commissioner for first, second, third and
fourth class cities, setting up method Of
operation and legalizing similar existing
boards. Judiciary b.
H. B. 258 (Reisinger and Black)-Set-
ting up requirements for the regulation
and registration Of building contractors;
establishing a S25 registration fee; re-
curing a $4,000 surety bond and sum
fixing penalties for violations of regula-
tons. Judiciary Al
H. B. 259 (Kistler, Smith of Laporte)-
o BARRIERS license. setting up
state board Of three examiners; fixing $40
examination fee and SO annual renewal
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