Brevier Legislative Reports

ABSENTEES, recalling, 243-245. ADDRESS to the People, by the Senate, 604-612. AFFIRMATION of the Senates Stenographer, 601. AGREEMENT for conducting Joint Convention,131. AGREEMENT another, 253, 279-281. AGREEMENT for pairs, 161. AGRICULTURE, U. S. Secretary of, 202., AGRICULTURE , State Board, 531, 532. ALIEN Detectives, 526, 527. Alien land owners, 246. ANIMALS at large, 537, 538. APPEALS from the. decision of the Chair in the Senate. 17, 20, 26, 59, 63, 145, 173, 318. Appeals in the House, 29, 30, 34, 77, 545. Appeals by Messrs. Kellison and Foley, Jewett and Gordon, 77. APPELLATE COURTS, 527.530, 540. APPORTIONMENT, Legislative, 410-412, 516, 631. Apportionment Laws, 515-520. Apportionment Representative, 517, 518. Apportionment Congressional, 515, 632. Apportionment Senatorial, 516, 630. APPROPRIATION bills, 522, 554-556. ARSON, 237, 276. 277. ASSAULT on the doors of the Senate, 515, 525,526, 572-575, 600, 601. ATTORNEY'S FEES in notes, 238, 260-283, 277, 278. BALLOTS for U. S. Senator, 141, 142, 152, 153 163, 171, 175, 176, 196, 203, 229, 238, 251, 259, 287, 288, 298-300. Ballots election, 536; ERROR: --In. page 141, last paragraph, 1st column, for 'Representatives' read Senators.' BEAVER LAKE lands, 432, 450, 588, 589. BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS investigation, 381-394, 409, 413-420, 425, 426, 430-432,457, 623, 624. See State Prisons-also Insane Asylum. Benevolent Institutions Institutions of the State, management of 168, 347-351, 358-361, 602-604: BILLS finally passed--official list of, 543. Bills are they correctly enrolled, 594, 596. Bills that became laws, 627. Bills of the Senate pending in the House, 629. Bills of the House pending in the Senate, 629. Bills of the House that passed the Senate and not received by the House, 629. Bills of the House passed but not sent to the Senate, 628. BOILER, INSPECTOR, 292-295. BREVIER Legislative Reports, 74, 75,154, 324, 391, 480, 519, 533, 556, 596, 637-56. BRIBERY at primaries, 498, 499. Bribery of members, 326, 327, 347. 380, 394, 620. Bribery of voters, 230, 237, 274-276. BUILDING and Loan Associations, 481, 482, 579-581. CIVIL SERVICE, 207, 288-291, 296, 297, 570. CLAIMS against the State, 474. 475, 621. Claims of W. B. Howard, 378, 379. CLERKS of the House, elected, 28, 29. Extra-more than the law allows--37, 76, 87. 169, 202, 476, 582; Clerks in the Senate, 534. Extra-more than the law allows--72, 79, 104, 143, 174, 199. page: 12[View Page 12]Switch to Image ModeCLOSE Page 12 CLOSING courtesies, 599, 601, 614. COAL MINING, 368. COMMITTEES--House standing, 69, 70.Committees on Elections, 36. Committee on Senate standing, 48, 49. Committee on Resignations of Committeemen, 450-456. Committees Joint, on part of the Senate, 49, 103. Committee Joint, on part of the House 161. COMPROMISE AGREEMENT, 131. CONFERENCE Committees, 108, 115, 120, 125. CONSTITUTIONAL Amendments, 532, 553. CONTESTED ELECTION cases, 43, 62, 72, 77, 78, 80,86, 87 108, 109-111, 143 -150, 600. Contested Election cases, Downey and Beasley, 54 - 57, 68. Contested Election cases Engleharz and Mackey, 77. Contested Election cases Dickerson and Meagher, 86-99, 558, 562, 605. Contested Election cases, Dickerson and Meagher, maj. report in case of, 95- 98.Contested Election cases, Dickerson and Meagher, min. report in case of, 98,99 Contested Election Branaman and McDonald, 105-108,172-174,180-190,317-319,562,563,605,606. Contested Election cases, Branaman and McDonald maj. report in case of, 104, 105. Contested Election cases, Branaman and McDonald min. report in case of, 180-183. Contested Election cases, C. L. Jewett, 302. Contested Election cases Douglas and McClure, 592. CONTRACT--Convict labor, 575, 576, 619, 620, 621. CORPORATION liability to employe, 203, 204 - 207, 491, 492. CORRECTIONS:-See page 16. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, 200, 324, 325. COURTESY between the two Houses, 57, 514, 515, 525-527, 537, 541, 582, 590. DEATH PENALTY, 367, 368. DENTISTS' LICENSE, 199, 200. 282-285, 569, 570. DETECTIVE'S reward, 477. DOORKEEPERS of the Senate, elected, 19. Doorkeepers Extra--more than allowed by law--72,73,103,144, 456, 515, 577. Doorkeepers Protest against, 73, 79-85. Doorkeepers of the House elected, 29. Doorkeepers Extra--more than the law allows-37, 68-70, 164, 196, 201, 237, 491, 522, 540. Doorkeepers pay, 540, 577, 592. DOORS of the Senate, 62, 63, 525, 526, 600, 601. DOG TAN, 264, 265: EDUCATIN,complsory, 586-588, ELECTION of Secretaries of the Senate, 19. Election of Doorkeeper of the Senate, 19. Election of President pro tempore of the Senate, 19, 20. Resolutions in reference to, 19, 600, 602. Election of Stenographer of the Senate, 601. Election of U. S. Senator, 44, 101, 115, 120-124, 126-128, Memorial in reference to, 557-565, 567. Election of Speaker of the House, 28. Election of Clerks of the House, 28, 29. Election of Doorkeeper of the House, 29. EMPLOYES, pay of, 57, 58, 234-236, 241, 242, 243, 245, 246, 319-321, 332-338, 352-358, 369-373, 403, 404. ENGLISH SPARROWS, 346, 347. EPISODIC, 457, 604. EXTRA EMPLOYES of this Assembly--more than allowed by law--27, 68-70, 72, 73, 76, 79-85, 87, 101-104, 143, 144, 164, 169, 174, 179, 196, 199, 201, 202, 237, 456, 476, 491, 515, 522, 540, 570, 577, 582, 589. See House Journal index, under head of ' Additional Employes.'Extra clerks,72,76,79,87,143,169,199,202,476,491,534,553,582. Extra Doorkeepers, 37,68-70,72,73,79-85,103,104,144,164,196,201,237,456,515,522,540,577. Extra Pages, 72,118,119,164,179. Extra pay, 589. EXTRA pay of Officers and Employes, 534,540,553,556,582,589,621. FARM INSURANCE Companies, 426. FEES and SALARIES,32, 76, 161, 297, 397-399, 520,521.FEEBLE-MINDED, Asylum for the. [See Soldiers' Orphans' Home] 254,255,445,446,447,462-464.FISH-LADDERS, 169,170. FOOD & DAIRY Commissioners, 328.FOREIGN INSURANCE Companies, 467. GAME LAW, 513. GOVERNOR'S Messages, 35,36,210,227,576,586,590,592,597,598. Governor's Residence, 197. GRAND ARMY of the Republic badge, 345,346. Grand Army visit, 449,450,458. GRAVEL Road in Ripley Co., 160,161. GREEN RIVER ISLAND, 227, 246,450,451. HIGH LICENSE, 436-445. See Liquor License; also Local Option. HOUSE Clerks, extra, 37,76,87,169,202,476,582. HUNTING on wet lands, 497,498,577,578. page: 13[View Page 13]Switch to Image ModeCLOSE Page 13 INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS, 162. INSANE ASYLUM, patient lost, 199,409. Insane Asylum Investigation of, 295, 598, 599, 614-619. Insane Asylum New, 512, 513, 524, 525. INTEREST six per cent., 362-365, 373-376. Interest School Fund, 409, 410. INTIMIDATION LAW repeal, 200,201,210,215,420-424,541-543. IRELAND, sympathy with, 601, 602, 620, 621. JOINT CONVENTION, 130-142, 151-153, 163, 170, 171, 175, 176, 203, 229, 238, 249-251, 259, 287, 288, 297, 298-300, 325, 326. Joint Convention Police, 130. Joint Convention Minutes, 252, 252, 279, 280, 281, 305-316, 321, 322-324, 339-342. Joint Convention Another proposed, 482-485. JOURNAL of the House, 40. JOURNAL of the Senate--corrections, &c., 31,129,143,498. JUDGES' RAILROAD passes, 492-494. JUSTICES' Jurisdiction, 202. KANKAKEE RIVER, 160. LEGISLATION, necessary, 513, 514. LEGISLATIVE Stenographer, 154, 476, 477, 531, 543. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, 32, 33, 37, 38, 40-42, 44-54, 59, 60-61, 113, 116-118, 120, 124, 125, 507-512, 523, 524, 544-552, 557-562, 606, 607, 608. Lieutenant Governor Address to Senators and Representatives, 39. Lieutenant Governor Canvassing the vote for, 38. Lieutenant Governor takes oath of office, 38. LIQUOR LICENSE, 395-398, 544, 591, 594. See High License; also Local Option. LIVE STOCK Sanitary Commission, 196. LOCAL OPTION, 436-445. LOAN, temporary, 228-230, 269-274, 376, 377, 378, 408, 409, 475, 476, 512, 524. LOST Hospital patient, 199, 409. MEXICAN WAR Soldiers, 143, 145, 146, 150, 151. MILITIA encouragement, 468-472, 538-540, Militia claims, 600. MONUMENTS, Hendricks, 281, 282. See "Soldier's". MORTGAGED REALTY, 477-479. OATH of Senate Stenographer, 601. OFFICERS' free passes, 477. PAGES of the House, 30. Extra--more than the law allows--76, 77, 164, 179. Pages of the Senate, 32. Extra--more than is allowed by law--118,119. Pages pay, 570.PARLIAMENTARY DIGEST, 634. PENITENTIARIES-See State'Prisons., PENSIONS for Soldiers, 70, 76, 150. Pensions John A. Logan's widow, 111, 112. POOR RELIEF--See "Township Trustee." PRAYER by Bishop Knickerbacker, of the P. E. Church 18. Prayer Dr. J. S. Tevis, of the M. E. Church, 27. Prayer Senator J.E.C. Smith, 511,512. PRESIDENT pro tem. of the Senate elected, 19. See Smith,Alonzo G. President Election of, proposed, 600,602. PROTESTS--In Senate by Mr. Winter, 17, 19, 20,62, Protests of Republican Senators against the organization of the Senate, 63-65. Protests of Democratic Representatives against the canvassing of vote for Lieut. Governor, 68, 69. Protests of Republican Senators against extra Doorkeepers, 73, 103, 104. Protests against votes in Joint Convention for U. S. Senator, 137, 138-141, 150, 152. Protests of Democratic Senators against the Secretary's minutes of the Joint Convention, 281. Protests against votes in Joint Convention for U. S. Senator, signed by Republican Senators. 315. Protests against Speaker's ruling, 341, Protests against a decision of the Pres Went pro tem., 316. Protests against omission of a proposed amendment to the Journal, 341, 342. Protests by the House of Representstives against the election of David Turpie U. S. Senator, 557-568: Protests against the Speaker's refusal to allow a substitute to be read, 570. Protests of Democratic Representatives against "illegal action of the Speaker," 615. Protests In the Senate, against extra Doorkeepers, by Republican, Senators, 73, 79-85, 103,104. Protests In the House, by Mr. Harrell, 38,39,58, 68. Protests In the House, by Mr. Gordon, Protests of Democratic Representatives 615. Protests In Joint Convention, against counting certain votes for U. S. Senator--by Senator Johnson, 137. by Representative Jewett, 137-139. by Representative Gardiner, 138 by Representative Linck, 139, 140. by Representative Foster 140. by Senator Bailey, 140. page: 14[View Page 14]Switch to Image ModeCLOSE Page 14 PROTESTS--In Joint Convention, against counting certain votes for U. S. Senator--by Senator DeMotte, 140, 141; by Representative Gordon, 141, 150, ,152; of Democratic Senators against the record, 281. Representative Jewett, 300, 301. PROVOKE LAW, 228, 266-269. PURDUE UNIVERSITY, 247, 286, 287. QUAIL protection, 164-167. QUORUM ABSENT, 401. RAILROAD freight charges, 342-344, 346. Railroad fares, 568, 569. REGISTRATION LAW, 568. REPRESENTATIVES elected in 1886, 27, 28, 635, 636. RESOLUTIONS relating to the President pro tem. of the Senate, 19. Resolutions relating to copyright laws,27. Resolutions to reduce fees of officers, 32, 76, 161. Resolutions, relating to the election of a Lieut, Governor, 33. Resolutions concerning the vote for Lieut. Governor, 37. Resolutions on the Lieut. Governorship, 40, 113, 116, 124. Resolutions inviting the House to the Senate chamber to vote for U. S. Senator, 44. Resolutions concerning the Downey and Beasley contest. 54. Resolutions in relation to extra Doorkeepers, 69, 70, 72. Resolutions favoring Pensions for Soldiers, 70, 76. Resolutions to pay Minute men, 71. Resolutions on the Death Penalty, 71. Resolutions concerning the Extradition treaty, 71. Resolutions for extra Clerks, 37, 72, 76, 87, 143,169, 199,202,476. Resolutions for extra Pages, 76, 164,. Resolutions in relation to Contested Election cases, 77, 86. Resolutions inviting the Senate to the hall of the House, 101. Resolutions for a Conference Committee, 108. Resolutions for American Government employes, 113. Resolutions for election of U. 8. Senators by the people, 113, 114. Resolutions the Senator from Allen and Whitley, 119, 120. Resolutions for more deliberation on Contested Election cases, 144. Resolutions concerning business before the State Court, 153. Resolutions for a State Legislative Stenographer, 154, Resolutions Kankakee River obstruction, 160. Resolutions House, appropriating money to the Gettysburg Assooiation,162, 163. Resolutions School Books--copyright,169 RESOLUTIONS relating to State University expenses, 174. Resolutions Lost Insane Hospital patient, 199. Resolutions to investigate management of State Asylums and Prisons, 295. Resolutions to investigate the State Treasury and Treasurer, 304. Resolutions to investigate the State Benevolent Institutions, 381, 413. Resolutions Amendments to the above, 390. Resolutions looking for a Legislative Apportionment, 410, 411. Resolutions proposing a Joint Convention to elect Benevolent Institutions Trustee and State Librarian, 482. ROAD LAWS--See " Township Trustee". ROAD WORK, 177-179. RULES of the Senate, 21-25. Rules Joint, for the two Houses, 25. Rules of the House, 33, 34, 153. RULINGS of the President pro tem. of the Senate--Against an appeal, from his decisions, 17, 19, 26. That a question of privilege is out of order, 17, 19. Against points of order, 18, 19, 25, 26, 44, 46, 53. Against demands for a division of the question, 26. Against explaining votes, 31. That a resolution is our of order, 54, 85. Against argument, 63. That resolutions in the minority report on the Branaman and McDonald Contest are out of order, 318. On the construction of Rule 54, 497. RULINGS of the Speaker of the House--Against receiving a Senate message, 29. That points of order were not well taken, 29,30, 34, 39. Sustaining points of order, 29. Against entertaining an appeal from this decision, 34. Against re-readings of a resolution, 34. Against explaining vote, 39. On the reception of Senate messages, 54. Against ascertaing whether a quorum is present, 54. That a resolution was out of order, 77. Out of order, a motion to correct the Secretary' minutes, 341. SCHOOL BOOKS copyright, 119, 190. School Books free, 457-462, 532, 533; School Books Revenue, 210; School fund interest, 207-209; School Industrial, 162. SECRETARIES of the State elected, 19. page: 15[View Page 15]Switch to Image ModeCLOSE Page 15 SENATORS elected in 1884, 18. Senators elected in 1886, 18, 635, 636. Senators Republican, pay of, 543, 544. Senators, U. S., ballots for, 141, 142. Senators, U. S., Choosing by popular vote, 190-192. SENATE Clerks, extra, 72, 79, 104, 143, 174, 199, 515. Senate Doorkeepers, extra, 72, 73, 144, Protest against, 73, 79-85, 103,104. SERVICE-PENSION Law, 394-396.SIGNAL-SERVICE Bureau, 515. SOLDIERS' MONUMENT, 424, 425, 427, 428-430, 459, 473, 474, 499-507, 576, 577, 583, 584. SOLDIERS' ORPHANS' HOME, 154-160, 215-227, 329-332. SOUTHERN PRISON investigation, 426, 426, 430, 514. Southern Prison Directors, 584-586, 598. Southern Prison Officers, 599, 600. SPEAKER of the House elected, 28. STATE HOUSE Contractors, 378, 379, 412. State House plumbing, 492. STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, 74, 103. STATE UNIVERSITY, 174, 544, 625, 626. STATE LEGISLATIVE Stenographer, 154, 476, 477, 531, 543. STATE TREASURY investigation, 304, 327. STATE PRISONS, government of, 480, 486-91, 495, 496, 535, 536. State Prison North, 619, 620. STENOGRAPHIC Assembly Reporter, 154, 202.STENOGRAPHER of the Senate, 596, 597. Stenographer elected, 601, Stenographer Oath of Office, 601. STOCK AT LARGE, 174-177, 193-196, 352. SUPREME COURT Reports, 198. Supreme Court Records, 409,572-575.SURETIES' Relief, 367-368.TAX EXEMPTION, 362. TEACHERS' Institutes, 368, 369. TELEPHONE Tax, 361, 362. Telephone Law repeal bill, 432-436. TIPPECANOE Battle Ground,196.TOLL, free for worshipppers, 248,249,258,259. Toll of grist mills, 327, 328. Toll Road tariff, 405-408. TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE, relief, 153, 198, 199, 263,264, Township Trustee duties, 301-304,467,468. TREASURY, U. S., surplus in, 247, 248. Treasury State, investigation, 304. VALEDICTORY of the President pro tem. of the Senate, 613, 614. Valedictory of the Speaker of the House, 621, 622. VERSAILLES gravel road, 79, VETERANS of the Mexican War, 143, 145, 146, 151. , VETERINARIAN, State, 399. 400. VOTE for Lieut. Governor in 1886, 38. Vote for President in 1884,627,629,633. Vote of the Senate for U. S. Senator, 124.. Vote of the House for U.S. Senator, 128. WEEDS on Railroad tracks, 326. WEIGHTS and MEASURES, 170. WOMAN Suffrage, 450. Women Rights, 468, 467. YEAS and NAYS-Senate: Expelling Mr. McDonald (of Jackson), 16. Vote for U. S. Senator. 124. On a resolution favoring discussion of contested election cases, 149. On postponing consideration of minority report on the Branaman and McDonald contested election case, 186, 190. On rejecting an amendment to, or correction of, the Joint Convention journal, 314. On passing bill requiring employes to be, paid every two weeks, 336. On abolishing the Death Penalty, 367, 368. [yeas:]. On indefinitely postponing the bill to repeal the Intimidation Laws, 424. On indefinitely postponing a Woman's Rights bill, 467. To suspend consideration of the bill for the better management of the State Prisons, 496. On a bill to repeal the Intimidation Law 541. YEAS and NAYS-House That Cornelius Meagher has no legal right to a seat in this House, 95. Vote for U. S. Senator, 128. On a Civil Service Reform bill, 291. On a $200 liquor license bill, 396. On a Local Option liquor license bill, 396, 397. On the passage of a liquor license bill, 442. On a Woman's Suffrage bill, 450. On stopping communication with the Senate, 508. On a protest against the election of David Turpie U. S. Senator, 567.