Rensselaer Semi-Weekly Republican, Volume 35, Number 42, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 30 January 1903 — Bills Introduced—Senate. [ARTICLE]

Bills Introduced—Senate.

8. B. 107—Providing for the appointment of a commission to determine the position of Indiana troops at the siege of .Vicksburg, and for an appropriation of SI,OOO to pay expenses of such commisFortune. Military affairs. S. B. 108—Providing for the abolishment of the board of managers of the Indiana Reformatory, and the establishment of a board of control in its place. Good wine. Reformatories. S. B. 110—Concerning the establishment of drains and water courses. Powell. Swamp lands and drains. 8. B. Ill—Concerning drainage. Pow-i ell. Swamp lands and drains. 8. B. 116—Prescribing duties of county surveyors in counties of between 60,000 and 05,000. Emergency. Barciis. Fees and salaries. 8. B. 1)7- —Giving attorneys liens on demands, including claims for unliqnidated damages, put in their hands for suit, compromise or collection, whether suit be brought thereon or not. and also upon any verdict in favor of clients. Crumbaker. Judiciary No. 2. 8. B. 118—Defining duties and compensation of State House custodian, and providing for the employment of janitors, etc., and their compensation. De Haven. Finance. 8, B. 119—Providing a new senatorial and representative apportionment. Gray. Legislative apportionment. 8. B. 146—Amending the present fish law so that fish may be taken with hook and line when waters are covered with ice. Conlogue. ltights and privileges. 8. B. 147 —Repealing sections 2, 3,4, 5 and 6 of “An act concerning town officers,” approved Feb. 28, 1901. Dausman. Cities and towns. Bills Introduced—House. H. B. 76 —Repealing the Barlow bill „ ■o oust sheriffs who allow prisoners lynched. Poor. Judiciary. H. B 7H—Providing for prosecutions in forgery cases within two years after the date ou the forged instrument instead of two years after the commission of the crime. Staosbury. Judiciary. H. B. 79—Aothorlzlng the Governor to condemn property in esse the people am in sore need of coal or other necessities. Black. JndWary. H. B. 82 —Concerning the repair of free gravel roads. Sheridan. Roads.