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Front Matter
PREFACE
THE BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
THE BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS--PROSPECTUS VOL. XXI.
Proceedings
SENATE, January 4, 1883
HOUSE, January 4, 1883
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 5, 1883
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 5, 1883
- THE STATE DEBT.
- RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- PENAL AND REFORMATORY INSTITUTIONS.
- EDUCATION.
- STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
- MINES AND MINERS.
- COMMISSIONER OF FISHERIES.
- THE DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS.
- DEPARTMENT OF GEOLOGY.
- STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.
- ATTORNEY GENERAL'S REPORT.
- PUBLIC PRINTING.
- THE STATE MILITIA.
- REVISED STATUTES.
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- THE KANKAKEE MARSH.
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- CONCLUSION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 6, 1883
- RULES OF THE SENATE.
- SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
- THE GOVERNOR'S MESSAGE.
- STATIONERY FOR THE SENATE.
SENATE, January 8, 1883
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 8, 1883
- STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE HOUSE.
- JOINT STANDING COMMITTEES.
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 9, 1883
- COMMITTEE CLERKS.
- COMMITTEE ROOMS.
- JOINT RULES AND COMMITTEES.
- CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.
- MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNOR.
- GRAVEL ROADS.
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- THE DOORKEEPER.
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 9, 1883
- JOINT RULES.
- PENSIONERS.
- RESOLUTIONS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - NEW PROPOSITIONS.
SENATE, January 10, 1883
- COMMITTEE ROOMS.
- AN ADDITIONAL PAGE PROPOSED.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- STATIONERY FOR THE SENATE.
- THE KANKAKEE RIVER.
- A PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
- HON, CHARLES T. DOXEY.
- THE TARIFF QUESTION
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 10, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- SESSION HOURS.
- RAILROADS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 10, 1883
- STATIONERY FOR THE SENATE.
- PAY OF MEMBERS AND EMPLOYES.
- THE PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.
- MICHIGAN CITY HARBOR.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS
- A CLAIM
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - IN MEMORY OF EX-SENATOR CHAPMAN.
  - SENATOR FLETCHER'S TRIBUTE.
HOUSE, January 11, 1883
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- RECOGNITION OF SOLDIERLY SERVICE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 12, 1883
- MICHIGAN CITY HABOR.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
- THE JOHNSTON AND OVERSTREET CONTEST.
- A BANKRUPT LAW.
- AFTERNOON SESSION
HOUSE, January 12, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- AMENDMENT OF THE RULES.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
  - A BANKRUPT LAW.
HOUSE, January 13, 1883
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
- RECESS TILL MONDAY.
- A BANKRUPT LAW.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- VENTILATION OF THE HALL
- COMMITTEE BOOMS.
- P0SEY COUNTY COURTS.
SENATE, January 15, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES
- THE KANKAKEE RIVER SURVEY.
- A PROPOSED COMMITTEE ON PAIRS.
- CONTRACTING CONVICT LABOR.
- MICHIGAN CITY HARBOR.
- FORT WAYNE AND TERRE HAUTE CUSTOM HOUSE
- LEON GAMBETTA.
- MEXICAN SOLDIERS
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
HOUSE, January 15, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- SCHOOL FUND INTEREST.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
SENATE, January 16, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- PRESERVATION OF PUBLIC ROADS.
- JUDGES PRO TEM.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 16, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
- JUSTICES' JURISDICTION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - ATTORNEYS' FEES ON NOTES.
  - NEW PROPOSITIONS.
SENATE, January 17, 1883
- THE MORGAN AND JOHNSON CUTEST.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 17, 1883
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES
- COURTESIES OF THE HOUSE.
- PROPOSED JOINT CONVENTION.
- POSEY AND VANDERBURG COURTS.
- FILE CLERK'S PAY.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 18, 1883
- LAID ON THE TABLE.
- INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
- HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION
- A NEW PAGE.
- CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
- PROPOSED JOINT CONVENTION
- A RECESS.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- TELEPHONE TARIFF.
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 18, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- SENATE BILLS BEAD THE FIRST TIME.
- MICHIGAN CITY HARBOR.
- THE LAW OF LIBEL
- A RECESS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - JURY TRIALS.
SENATE, January 19, 1883
- THE PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS
- EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
- RESOLUTIONS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- B'NAI ISRAEL
- BILLS ON THE SECOND READING.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 19, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - ESCAPED CONVICTS.
  - SMALLPOX CASES.
SENATE, January 20, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- PAY FOR AN ASSISTANT DOORKEEPER.
- PROTECTING THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE.
- RELIEF OF CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
HOUSE, January 20, 1883
- BILLS ON THE SECOND READING.
- THE RULES OF THE HOUSE.
- HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.
SENATE, January 22, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCE.
- SUBMISSION OF CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- THE FEMALE PRISON SEWER.
- REORGANIZATION OF THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- SENATE BILLS READ THE SECOND TIME.
- INTEREST ON SCHOOL FUNDS.
HOUSE, January 22, 1883
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
- EX-SOLDIERS.
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- THE KANKAKEE RIVER.
- CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- SCHOOL DISTRICT DIRECTORS.
SENATE, January 23, 1883
- EMPLOYES OF THE DOORKEEPER
- RESOLUTIONS.
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
HOUSE, January 4, 1883
- CONTRACTS AND CONVICT LABOR.
- REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
- LAWFUL FENCES
- JOINT CONVENTION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 24, 1883
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- PROPOSED JOINT ON "WOMEN'S COMMITTEE CLAIMS.
- A MARTIN COUNTY OFFICIAL.
- ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION
HOUSE, January 24, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- NO DOUBLE TAX.
- SUPREME COURT REPORTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 25, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- JOINT COMMITTEE ON WOMEN'S CLAIMS.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
- ALCOHOL AND ITS EFFECTS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 25, 1883
- RELOCATION OF COUNTY SEATS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 26, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 26, 1883
- A RECESS TILL MONDAY.
- THE LATE H C. MEREDITH.
- A NEW JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS,
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 29, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS ANT) REMONSTRANCES'
- THIRTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ELECTION.
- PENSIONS FOR SOLDIERS.
- (continued from previous issue)
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 29, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
- THE METHODS OF PROCEDURE.
- THE CONSTITUTION SAYS "SHALL."
- I AM A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PEOPLE,
- NO SHADOW OF A PRECEDENT OF DISLOYALTY
- THE ANSWER IS AT HAND.
SENATE, January 30, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 30, 1883
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, January 31, 1883
- CONSTRUCTION Of TURNPIKES.
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- TEACHERS' LICENSE
- CONSTRUCTION OF GRAVEL ROADS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, January 31, 1883
- GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS.
- THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - THE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS
SENATE, February 1, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- COMMITTEE REPORTS.
- DAM ACROSS THE ST. JOE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 1, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES,
- FEE AND SALARY COMMISSION.
- THE NUMBER OF GRAND JURORS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 2, 1883
- A CORRECTION OF THE JOURNAL.
- A NEW SCHOOL BILL.
- PETITIONS, MINORITIES AND REMONSTRANCES.
- JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES,
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 2, 1883
- COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 3, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
- LAID ON THE TABLE
HOUSE, February 3, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- TEXT BOOKS FOE SCHOOLS.
- LIQUOR LICENSE.
- RECESS TILL MONDAY.
- FEE AND SALARY COMMITTEE.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- CLERK OF THE COURTS.
- COUNTY SHERIFF'S FEES.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 5, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
- SENATE BILLS READ THE SECOND TIME.
- A PROPOSED GOVERNOR'S MANSION
- (continued from previous issue)
HOUSE, February 5, 1883
- SENATE BILLS ON THE SECOND READING.
- BILLS PASSED TO THE THIRD BEADING.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- A MARTIN COUNTY OFFICIAL.
- AN ADDITIONAL INSANE ASYLUM.
- ELECTION STICKERS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS.
SENATE, February 6, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- GAS AND WATER MAINS OUTSIDE OF CITIES.
- BUSINESS IN THE SUPREME COURT.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - THE NORTHERN PRISON.
  - ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
HOUSE, February 6, 1883
- THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 7, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
- ORDER OF BUSINESS.
- PURCHASE OF TOLL ROADS.
- CITY SINKING FUND INVESTMENT
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 7, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- NEAL & CO.'S CLAIM.
- PROMISSORY NOTES.
- DECEDENTS' ESTATES.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 8, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- THIRTY-THIRD AND FORTY-FOURTH CIRCUITS
- EXTRA PAY TO ARMY OFFICERS
- A PROPOSED GOVERNOR'S MANSION.
- ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - DECEDENTS ESTATES.
HOUSE, February 8, 1883
- EQUAL SUFFRAGE.
- EXTRA PAY TO ARMY OFFICERS.
- ORDER OF BUSINESS.
- (continued from previous issue)
- SENATE BILLS ON THE FIRST READING.
- A MARTIN COUNTY OFFICIAL.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - HOUSE BILLS PASSED THE SECOND READING.
  - WORK FOB COMMITTEES.
SENATE, February 9, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES
- HOUSE OF REFUGE.
- DIRECTORS OF THE NORTHERN PRISON.
- DECEDENTS' ESTATE.
- THIRTEENTH DISTRICT ELECTION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 9, 1883
- PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
- PROMISSORY NOTES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE, ETC.
- METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
- DECEDENTS ESTATES.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 10, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- GENERAL APPROPRIATIONS.
- JUDICIAL CIRCUITS.
- TAX SALES.
- COAL MINES.
- TEACHER'S LICENSE.
- THIRTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT ELECTION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 10, 1883
- SENATE BILLS PASSED.
- HOUSE BILLS ON THE THIRD READING.
- JURY TRIALS.
- ELECTION PRECINCTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - BILLS ON THE SECOND BEADING.
SENATE, February 12, 1883
HOUSE, February 12, 1883
- A PETITION.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- ORAL ARGUMENT-SUPREME COURT.
- COUNTY ATTORNEYS.
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- SESSION HOURS.
- THE PROVOKE LAW
SENATE, February 13, 1883
- BUSINESS OF THE SUPREME COURT.
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS, ETC.,
- GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
- NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUITS,
- EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS.
- OFFICER'S CASH BOOK.
- HEIRS AND OTHER TESTIMONY.
- RECORD EVIDENCE.
- DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
- NORTHERN PRISON SEWER.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 13, 1883
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- METROPOLITAN POLICE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
  - THE LATE HENRY C. MEREDITH.
SENATE, February 14, 1883
- PETITIONS, MEMORIALS AND REMONSTRANCES.
- TEACHER'S LICENSE.
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- THE HIRING OF CONVICT LABOR.
- PURCHASE OF TOLL ROADS.
- STOCK BUNKING AT LARGE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 14, 1883
- TOWN INCORPORATIONS.
- AID FOR THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 15, 1883
- ANOTHER PRISON SEWER.
- ADDITIONAL INSANE ASYLUMS.
- PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
- ANOTHER JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 15, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- COUNTY SUPERINTENDENTS.
- WHIPPING OF CONVICTS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 16, 1883
- LIABILITY OF COUNTY OFFICERS.
- DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
- DECEDENTS' ESTATES.
- POWERS OF ATTORNEY.
- WORKING OF COAL MIKES.
- COUNTY SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
- BUREAU OF STATISTICS.
- STOCK RUNNING AT LARGE.
- DELINQUENT TAX SALES.
- SUFFERERS BY THE FLOOD.
- RECESS TILL MONDAY.
- PROTECTION TO ROADS.
- JOHNSON VS. OVERSTREET CONTEST.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
HOUSE, February 16, 1883
- BILLS INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
- RAILROAD MANAGEMENT.
- BOARD OF HEALTH.
- AID TO RAILROADS
- WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.
- A RELIEF BILL.
- FLOOD SUFFERERS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 19, 1883
- A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
- OVERSTREET AND JOHNSON CONTEST.
- GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- HOUSE BILLS READ THE FIRST TIME.
- THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- FLOOD SUFFERERS.
- A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
- LOW RAILROAD BRIDGES
- FLOOD SUFFERERS.
- HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION.
- METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
- FLOOD SUFFERERS.
HOUSE, February 19, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- PUBLICATION OF SOCIETY REPORTS.
- BILLS INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
- PUBLICATION OF INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
- INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
- SESSION HOURS.
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- PROHIBITION AMENDMENT.
SENATE, February 20, 1883
- FLOOD SUFFERS.
- STOCK RUNNING AT LARGE.
- EXPUNGING A PROTEST.
- AN ADDITIONAL INSANE ASYLUM.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 20, 1883
- NEW PROPOSITIONS.
- PROHIBITORY AMENDMENT.
- WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
- AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION.
- CONVICT LABOR.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 21, 1883
- NEW INSANE ASYLUM
- THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.
- THE FLOOD SUFFERERS.
- A MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR
- THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- THE CLAIM OF EDWIN MAY'S WIDOW.
- FEEBLE-MINDED CHILDREN ASYLUM.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 21, 1883
- LIQUOR LICENSE.
- LAND PATENTS.
- WORK FOR COMMITTEES.
- SENATE BILLS READ THE FIRST TIME.
- SENATE BILLS ON SECOND READING.
- SUBURBAN WATER AND GAS.
- JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
- THE SPECIFIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
- SENATE BILLS PASSED.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 22, 1883
- PUBLIC FUNDS.
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- ADULTERATION OF SUGARS.
- FLOOD SUFFERERS.
- LOCAL COURT BILLS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 22, 1883
- SENATE BILLS ON THEIR FINAL PASSAGE.
- PAY DAY EVERY MONTH.
- ROAD TAX.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - A MARTIN COUNTY OFFICIAL.
SENATE, February 23, 1883
- ROADS AND HIGHWAYS.
- THE RECENT DOORKEEPER
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 23, 1883
- THE TWO-THIRDS RULE.
- THE PRESIDENT OF PURDUE.
- TAX EXEMPTION.
- THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- INDIANA REFORM SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, February 24, 1883
- CONTRACT CONVICT LABOR.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, February 24, 1883
- SPECIAL APPROPRIATIONS.
- PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
SENATE, February 26, 1883
- THE GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- TIPTON COUNTY CLAIMS.
- THE STATE'S TREASURE.
- RAILROAD TARIFF.
HOUSE, February 26, 1883
- FEES AND SALARIES.
- NEW STATE HOUSE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - INDIANAPOLIS CITY TREASURER.
  - STOCK AT LARGE.
SENATE, February 27, 1883
- JOINT CONVENTION.
- PUBLIC LIBRARIES.
- THE WIDOW OF EDWIN MAY.
- STATE HOUSE INVESTIGATION.
- CONVICT TIME LABOR.
- THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
- RAILROAD TARIFF.
- ROADS AND HIGHWAYS
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- NIGHT SESSION.
HOUSE, February 27, 1883
- REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
- TAX TITLES.
- JOINT CONVENTION.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
SENATE, February 28, 1883
- SALE OF STATE LANDS.
- LEGALIZING ACTS
- CONVICT LABOR.
- EXPRESS COMPANIES.
- A LOCAL BILL.
- DRAINAGE OF WET LANDS.
- LOCAL BILLS
- ADOPTED CHILDREN.
- LEGAL ADVERTISING.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - A LOCAL BILL.
  - METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
HOUSE, February 28, 1883
- SPECIFIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- EVENING SESSION.
SENATE, March 1, 1883
- CONVICT LABOR
- OUTSWINGING DOORS
- OBSTRUCTIONS IN STREAMS.
- A MESSAGE FROM THE HOUSE
- PUBLIC MONEYS.
- WABASH AND ERIE CANAL LANDS.
- GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, March 1, 1883
- THE'GENERAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
- A NEW JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
- LOCAL BILLS.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
SENATE, March 2, 1883
- ENDOWMENT FUND FOR THE STATE UNIVERSITY
- JOHNSON VS OVERSTREET CONTEST
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- NIGHT SESSION.
- - RELOCATION OF COUNTY SEATS.
  - THE SPECIFIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
HOUSE, March 2, 1883
- TAX EXEMPTION.
- MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
- THE WIDOW OF EDWIN MAY.
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- - A MEDICAL BILL.
  - BILLS PASSED.
- EVENING SESSION.
- - BILLS PASSED.
SENATE, March 3, 1883
- ELECTRIC LIGHT IN CITIES AND TOWNS.
- SPECIFIC APPROPRIATION BILL.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- NIGHT SESSION.
HOUSE, March 3, 1883
- THE NEW STATE HOUSE.
- CONVICT LABOR KEWABD.
- FREE GRAVEL ROADS.
- SENATE BILLS PASSED.
- THE WIDOW OF EDWIN MAY.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
- NIGHT SESSION.
- - JOINT CONVENTION.
  - BILLS PASSED.
SENATE, March 5, 1883
- EXTRA ALLOWANCES.
- A PROTEST
- PRESIDENT PRO TEM. OF THE SENATE.
- BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
- JOHNSTON AND OVERSTREET CONTEST.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
HOUSE, March 5, 1883
- METROPOLITAN POLICE BILL.
- AFTERNOON SESSION.
Back Matter
ENACTED LEGISLATION
- NUMBER AND TITLE OF SENATE BILLS WHICH HAVE BECOME LAWS.
- NUMBER AND TITLE OF HOUSE BILLS WHICH HAVE BECOME LAWS.
BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS, OF THE INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
INDEX TO VOLUME TWENTY-ONE.
BREVIER LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

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A BANKRUPT LAW.

Mr. McCULLOCH offered a concurrent resolution requesting and instructing Indiana's representatives in Congress to oppose the adoption of any bankrupt law.

Mr. BUNDY made an ineffectual motion to refer the resolution to the Committee on Federal Relations. He said it was a very important subject and should not be passed upon hastily.

Mr. FAULKNER, in explanation of his vote, stated that he thought our Senators and Representatives in Congress capable of attending to their own business without instruction from the Indiana Legislature.

The resolution was adopted by yeas, 26; nays, 21.

The Senate took a recess till 2 o'clock.

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