Indiana General Assembly Passes Broad Reform Program
The sixty fifth Indiana General Assembly enacted wide ranging laws from pure food and two cent fare to bank inspection and anti trust measures. It created depositories for public funds, a hospital for consumptives, a centennial commission, and expanded railroad commission powers while tightening temperance and child protection laws. Special acts honored Lew Wallace, Lincoln’s birthday, and Nancy Hanks Lincoln with monuments and memorials. The session faced vetoes on insurance and other issues, raised teacher salaries, and allocated about 6.2 million for general appropriations and 125000 for Jamestown exposition building.
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Senate Bills. Blind Tiger Law. No. 06 Gannard
The measure imposes penalties for unlicensed liquor sale, confiscates stock of unlicensed dealers, and requires physicians to issue written prescriptions for intoxicants. Pharmacists must date and record purchaser details, preserve prescriptions for two years, cancel them, and avoid duplicate entries. The bill also targets pharmacists involved in illicit liquor transactions.
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The Two Cent Fare Law Brant Limiting Rail Charges
The bill No 5 Brant limits passenger charges on state railways to a straight cent fare for advance tickets and 24 1/2 cents for cash paid to the conductor with a rebate slip for the excess. Children five to twelve ride at half fare.
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Private Banking Law and State Fiscal Bills
A summary list outlines private banking regulations, state examinations funded by banks, and numerous proposed acts covering public depositories, tax commissioners, court structures, and infrastructure. It details provisions for bank audits, funding shares, and broad legislative topics across finance, judiciary, education, and public works.
Fiobecance County Superior Court Ballot Measures
A list of proposed measures under Numbered bills including Cavins Stotsenburg Mattingly Kirkman Farber Ranke Hugg Hawkins Kimbrough and others. Items cover dedications of new buildings, guide posts, labor preference, written opinions, salaries, newspaper incorporation, robbery penalties, school bonds, and land disunivation.
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Indiana Purge Food Law Beefed Up Sales Rules
The act forbids adulterated or misbranded foods and drugs in Indiana. It defines food and drug standards, sets duties for the State Board of Health, and establishes a state food and drug commissioner. It bans watered milk, milk from diseased cows, and sold adulterated products with strict penalties and enforcement provisions.
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Treasurer Salaries Recorded In County Annals
The document lists salary figures for county treasurers, noting Marion County at 24 dollars annually and Brown County at 200 dollars, with figures tied to the prior earnings entrusted to their care.
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