The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-09-24

No. 4, an act authorizing counties to issue
bones for relief purpsses; House bill No
5, an act for the publication Of statements
showing the condition of county TREASURES
and examinations of the same; House bill
No. 6, an act TO amend an act entitled
ian act concerning the investment Of the
state permanent school and university
| fuuds'
On motion, the bills were read a thirJ
time, for Information.
Houee bill No. 6, was considered engroB-
ed and vote bsirg had. it was adopted.
the bi provides that the beard of COM
is ioners shalt not invest the money of the
state in -cho.l loads.
Mr.. Hulch; son offered q resolu ION re-
quoting the President Of the United SAFES
to furnhh arms to the state Of K.n.as, for
the protection Of the frontier ,g.inst hostile
Iodians. After lengthy and sonewha,
amusing discussion the RESOLUTION was adop-
ted unanimously.
Senate bill, No. l, 70 define the 6u'ies of
corporations, was taken up and pared with
amendments. 1t provides that railroads in
coTpora,ed under the lsws OF Kansss shall
keep their principal Offices In the state, those
nov being located Outside to be moved back
within SIX month";.
Mr.. J. w. Taylor introduced hoase con-
curing resolution, No. IL, in relation to
extra pay for government employees working
under the eight hour Law, which was
adopted.
Fourth day, Friday, in the Senate, the
House bill for printing three t.ousand cop
les of the report Of the Sta.e Board of Agri-
culture wss indefinitely postponed.
House concurrent resoiutio1 asking the
government to forward arms to kansas,
was adopted.
House ccncrrrent resolution asking the
government to make appropriation for la
borers. was Indefinitely postponed.
Mr. $. John Introduced Senate bill. No. 9,
an act for the relief If people on the from
tier; also, Senate bill No. 8, 10 authorize
counties to issue bonds for relief.
By consent, Senate bill No. 2 w:s placed
on third readirg.
Mr.. Price offered a substit ne for all hut
the ensc.iog elaus,.
Toe question being upon the adoption of
the substitute to Senate bill No. 2, offered
by Mr.. Price. j, was adopted.
the Senate then went mo committee of |
the whole fer the consideration of Senate
bill No. 2, and after some time spent there
in, the committee rose and reported the bill |
back with the Recommendation that il be
passed subj Ct to amendment and debate.
On motion of Senator st. John, Senate
bill No. 2, en- act authorizing the issue of
bond, for the relief of destitu.e people on the
frtn,ier, vas PLACED upon its ,hiId reading,
subjec. to amendment and debate.
The bill was amended, and passed By
vote Of II 10 s.
In the House, House bill No. 5, to PRO-
vide for the publication Of quarterly state.
ments showing the condition Of county treas
uries, and for making examinations thereof,
WIS read and passed BY vote of 80 to O.
House bill No. 3, authorins the issue OF
bonds for the relief of destitute people of the
frontier, vas taken up.
The next day Sa,urdsy-was occupied
in discussing House bill No 3.
On the les: day of the session-Monday,
2lS.-no business was transacted, and the
legislature remained in session only to re-
Give the bills tina, had been passed, when
from the Governor.