Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-01-18
MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.

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The house held short session. jan o.
Fifty bills were introduced, the most oil them
being OF a purely local character, or In the
shape Of amendments to the statutes relating
| to justices courts.
T..,.... To-, ,,. Uo,,,or rrosor,-
III inc Sehatc' Jan " hr' ""'Aoi p''0'"'
ed remonstrance from Cooper county, ana
two from Cole county, against the submission
| 81 ,l,o ,robihttio, amendment siyteen hills
Va va. it,
were introduced, most ho'"oic "iio"s "n''n
were two by Mr. Davis, OF st. Joseph, pro-
yiding for a complete reconstruction oil the
revenue laws, and one by Mr.. Heard proyid-
ing for the relief OF the supreme court In
the house, Mr.. Strickland, of 81. Clair county,
presented Il petition praying for the submis-
sion Of a prohibition amendment to the CON
stitut on to vote of the people. Mr.. Brady,
Of ST. Louis introduced joint concurrent
resolution submitting to the qualified voters
o,,ni r,riy w. thn amornt ~ sgG1 from
taxation.
In ,,,,, so,,o,o Ia, IN Mr. novis introduced
a nil, to amend section 4 GGo NJ chanter 145.
o,,i,lod ~ tbo ossossn,ent and collec-
,a,, ~ .nron,,o and Ne nounirg orc relating
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10 inc coIlcctlon ol inc revenue hhiVH P'u-
vides fines and forieitures shall be paid direct
IN tho county treasurer instead of To the
It. sa,,aa,,. AZ. olirar h,1 doering
tTril o toeoro,, a.s oni & iiahjii,es marrie5
luv s".n, P""o,o a'i,i III -,
"o''', i,' % "t" " P,.I ,oPu,i' @ t T., rolatin, ~
uisU 1 t uli aet ~ ",,'Ou ",i n an ~ S SOC
~ ~ aga H. oii. ioss,aont " tbo
r,Un A. n,uo,,n am oct reisting IN
i lenr,"' ~ .,,',;',,i ,aoJ,,ro "m and Nr
GIines anu ,I rI',iI''lal n,i d"S Iao w.
lat,E 'OCou,'s IN, 9 o. ,;,iod ,om ao,
uuced srna'e oll 49, ,i ~ enei'gu wv 49,, nd M an' an
aiIcuiAlT " Hll "'' chtl',eu " "',e' 49, dIu
closures ny auls nt" 5 aIgson W vr"pIjst
W ~ p,o,,ya ,unt ,,ir Gor,pos Of
slar plY'fci SLcA % t%I6 tTo hnSso o''v tyontv.iwo
IcIutlESIu LII rii,'o1 n,,d rd,d hr ti,Ic
ngT us & sonnd Inn "" and rofcrred ~
alil y ''S' S,'o'iu u,'"o anu ,n,.sor'
Coilli.t,s' Coini.littees' LsnI JDu am1 b,. ,;,in ond ~
sc,ulI'lo"' "''c "''' ''"" ~ WV """
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In the senate, Jan. II, Mr. BRYANT intro
,l,,,oi ~, ,,t ,royi,linc, for thc nermanant in.
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NcsU'hch' ol any '"onrl' 'e''u'"ins !" 'm'
state treasury and belonging TO the puDhc
school fund, and to provide for the canceling
Of any Missouri state bonds now held by any
ruucalolal sotTt" i =, 'lS ia1oN;oSn,oss Staa, G
i6c sfntr. hearing 8 per cent per annum, paw
ablo scmi-annualy, to provide for canceliDg
said bonds. Mr.. Rouse offered a joint and
concurrent resolution 10 Is3ulLG nno inc lsElSuia
tioh ni voters IN cl'ics ol ooou lil.aUiLanus .,,
Mr' Donyns oilerGu ali aeI 70 ainCuu Hru 'Ie Ri ~
re "'lG 10 lahuioruS anu 'tuaii,s. W., I'M
9herru Two oiS lc'at,ls ~ tno HI rgicnuT n.
MI 1alu"ih thIl' tchBVinn ulIs'
ne" nI,s were inliouuctu III tII nouIo. n.,, Uno
Dy baskln, ul eaiHe, TO rellnnuLsc ,i,, DloMns- %
Ylllc IN lha' county lof loSs u PHVnc propuI-
ty sustained Gy lile SifSloh. pi. ot iasV splrng'
anu one ny Na'lslon, oi cll''seotl' ~ aPP5Io-
pirate money 10 re9uilu court house ue-
s,toy9u ny T't' auyi th Ia 81, LouIi, .n" ao,
uuCeu ui'I 70 h'"Suu t"e puN no' ohele ... av'