Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-03-31
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.


| of police commissioners, and authOriZin
| the appointment of permanent polio
| force for the city of Kansas, etc. No. AZ
an act to amend section 1852, 1853 and 49jl
chapter 50, article ), revised statutes, relI
ting TO towns, cities and villages. No. 34(
an act to authorize the board Of cOmmi,
SiOncrS Of the Missouri Institution for til
deaf and dumb TO sell land. No. 47G, a
act to prevent the manufacture and sale u
'OleaginOus substances or compounds of tn
same, in imitation Of the pure dairy pre-
ducts No. GGO, an act to amend SectiOi
Gll7, article ., revised statutes of 1879 con
ccrning school lands No. lj3, an act in re
latiOn to the removal Of school house site,
No. 2l2. an act to amend section 1866, arti
Gle 8, revised statutes, relating to Oilcnse
against public morals and dcccncy, or tn
public police and miscellaneous OilcnseS
No. Gl1, to amend section jl2j, chapter 81
revised statutes, relating TO boundary lin
of AlnrirS county, No. j3G, an act relating
TO the duties Of county clerks and Othe
officers in counties under township organ
latiOn. No. l02, relating 10 Judges of pro
bate courts. No. 72j, an act cOnccrnin!
and regulating the time of holding clrC
tiOns for Judges of the probate courts, be
ing reported back from the judiciary com
mittcc with the recommendation that it dc
pass with the accompanying amendment
The amendment was adopted and the bill
passed by a vote Of ayes II, noes o. Elmer
gcncy clause passed by a vote Of ayes -
noes ,.
JEFFER'oN CITY, March 23.--The sen
ate has comparatively nothing to do, ano
is waiting on the business Of the house
The marriage license uill was amended
and passed.
JEFFrRsoN CITY, March 2i.-ln the
house, tn following bills were passed
House bill gjG, prohibiting commission
merchants from hyp0thccating bills Of Ia
ding or warehouse receipts for horses
mules, cattle and hogs, as well as all other
property. Substitute for house bill 10
regulating frcightS and tariffs charged by
railroad companies. House bill 400, re-
pealing chapter 10, revised statutes, con-
ccrning right Of way. Substitute for HOuSe
bill @G6 requiring the tobacco inspector ii
ST. Louis city 10 be 4 competent Judge OF
leaf tobacco. House bill S9j, allowing
judgments affecting real estate to BE- re-
NivCd against the heirs or drviSecS by iicri
facia~ House bill Gll, adding two new
sections to chapter III, revised statutes, al
lowing private roads over land to rail
roads House bill 9j3, prohibiting the Sec
Ond using Of barrel or can in which pet
rOleum has been inspected, and on which
Is the brand Of an inspector, without first
craSing such brand. House bill GG3, 10 pro-
tcct miners in weights and punish persons
who weigh minerals for not giving correct
statement Of weights. House bill
III, prescribing the manner Of selecting
grand iuritS in cities having population
of 301.0OD. House bill i79, To prevent rail
road companies from pooling or dividing
their earnings. House bill 7OS, amending
section 1879. revised statutes. 10 read as fol-
lows: When the defendant is in custody
or under arrest for balablC Ofensc, the
judge Of the court in which the Indictment
or information is pending may let him Ia
bail and take his bond. Senate bill No.
20l, To exempt husbands from debts in
Cured by wife before marriage. Senate
bill No. lSi, concerning the transportation
of nitr0,glycCrinc and other cOmhustblc
and explosive articles, passed both houses
JEFFERSON CITY, March 2j.--ln the sen
ate, the bill 10 appropriate Sl2,jO) to re-
imbursc the county Of Webster for damage
done public buildings by a cyclone, and
several bills Of minor importance, were
passed The remainder Of the day was
spent III making prr'GnlaiionN to he prcsi-
dent and secretary. Lieut.. GOV. Campbell
was presented by the senate with hand
some gOld-hCAdCd cane. Senator Jacobs
lnadc tine Presentation speech. Mr.. Grey,
lourllal clrfk Ol lIlr senate, on Tie part Of
NE clrrlral lorcr' presented secretary NrS-
blt, WIN a Eold pen, ana senator Heard ON
II 1 -.
Drhali 0l ne state presented nm 4 hand
some lhkStllld ana gOId pen,
JEFFERSON CITY, March 2G.-'rhc sen
,ic rossrd boI,r bill. in rrlotiou T., iudo-
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ana criminal procedure, petroleum bar
rclS and stamps, and in relation To assess
ment and collection Of the revenue. TO pro-
.Cct miners in weights and measures. and
I bill prescribing how grand Jurors shall
b. drawn, also, senate bill No. $50, amend
ng the statute relating 10 homrstcads. and
Increasing the quantity of land exempted
rom thirty square rods to five acres.
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'I,' h"N"N 'lIh' N"l'I I'LL tue
he house, the following bills were passed:
'lullsr bill $50. 10 apprOpriatr money for
he deficiencies in the approplia,ions for
he year, 1879 and 1850. House bill Ilg, TO
for the disposition of money which
may be paid into the State Treasury in
,otls'aclloll Ol DoiluS ISSUED py t,r Htlte 10
Wy company OF corporation allu 10 ahplo'
'Iihie ulnley tuCleloT' llouSe pm loi, re-
lulllhS marriage llCrhNc 10 DC OOtalltu
rom me recorder Det0re the rltt can ne
aWLuIly SoiemllleI; House Dlll 3iS, IT,,
leallll@ Hectl0ns loUt ana lno4' REVISED
statutes, providing Tor appointment OF IN
'peclOr nl imported liquors by the county
'ourt' House phi 252, creating and regu,
atlng the once OF marshal OF criminal
'OuItS IN cites having pOpulnllOn OF over
'O0OOU lnhaDltahtS. senate blll ~ TO con
'0ildate the permanent school fund and the
lllnd Ill ccrtlllcates Ol indebted
ness OF the state, bearing 6per cent. inter
81, ana TO- provide for cancelling, the Ger,
.iiicatc OF Indebtedness now held III trust
.9r sad FUNDS. House Dlll ", prompting
he sale, giving away or otherwise dispOs-
~ VI o im,oH,gHtlng iii d liluUrS On tIscIion .n,
Revised Statutes by mol,ing i nnlawfnl 10
net fish in any chute slough or bayou as
we'll as any stream; read third time and
passed.
Jrrrrrsov Crry March o2-In tbe
.,,s. t', s,n.,.i,'. I'M - -,
iouSe' tmc lolioWin3 pIliS were passed
.i0llSe bill OIL, relating to auctionecrS, by
FLOWING sales of live stock, agricultural
mnlcmcnts. etc. without n license tov
House bill 603, giving probate courts the
,amr power over the legal representative of
leccaSeG gnardlans ana curators % as II such
iii 7si rc%uIoting tbe % ieyving % % Of torns IN
ills Hi nf S6ooO and less tban So 0ao inbobil
ants Uonsc hill Io7 nreSrribing ibe
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