lNDANAPoLIs CORRESPONDENCE

INpIANAroLIg, Dec. 3Olh, 1915.
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WIN. CHANDLER, ESQ:


Dear Sir: The Joint Committee on the
State debt have not reported, but under
stand are now engaged in preparing reports.
Thele will probably be majority and a mi
nority report; or perhaps there may be two
minority reports without any report from the
majority in consequence of some. Of the
members (who are understood to be unfavor-
able TO any arrangement with our creditors, }
refusing TO meet with the committee.
sill think however that some arrangement
will be made with our bond holders at the
present session. The apportionment COM
mttee this day reported an apportionment
bill to the house. 1t has been ordered TO be
printed and when printed viii send you a
copy of it. The Senate has amended the
bill of the House regulating the fees of Jur.
ors so sto allow the County Commissioners
TO fix the per diem allowance ofJurors at not
more than one dollar and twenty-five cents,
nor less than seventy-fve cents, and the
House has concurred in the amendment.


Yours in haste, CB.