The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-01-23
LAW LAYERS.
Such May be Called the Members
of the Legislature Warm
Times at Jefferson City.

Special to the BAzoo.
JEFFERSON yirY. Jan. Is.
But little business was transacted in
either branch of the general assembly, yea.
terday, many Of the senators and represen-
tstives not having returned from their
Sunday holiday.
HOUSE BILLS.
The following is q record Of the bills il
troduced in the house yesterday:
BY Mr.. McGinnis, Bill Ne IA, entitled
"An act 10 provide safe guards in the in
spection of ballots i'm contested election
cases"
Mr. Taylor, Of Dunklin. bill No. AS,
chapter "a, article of the revised statutes
of Missouri. in relation to crimes and
criminal procedure"
Mr.. IngIish, bill No. 146. entitled Gan
act to amend section 1925, article ., chap
ter "a of revised statutes Of Missouri, in
relation to crimes and criminal procedure
of fish"
Mr.. Fears, bill No. l45, entitled Gan act
to amend article 8, chapter, 145 revi e.
statutes Of Missouri, 1879, BY adding .
new section thereto, concerning the ASSESS
ment and tsxatiop of railroads"
Mr. Sears, bill No. AS entitled "An act
to amend an sct-laws OF 1SSl-entitled ::
San act relating to the duties of county
clerk and other officers in counties under
township organization"
Mr. Sears, bill 149, entitled "An act to
amend sections 1925 and 1929, article ~
chapter l62, revised statutes of Missouri
concerning township organization"
Mr.. Gideon, bill No. $50, entitled AN
act 10 amend sections 49, and S34, chapter
q, article 3, relating to railroads anG
classification and charges and TO reduce
passenger fare and freight on certain ar
ticles"
Mr.. Patterson, bill No. Isl, entitled "An
act entitled an act TO make corporations
and individuals liable for the costs Of the
cOroners inquest upon the bodies OF per-
sons who have come TO their death BY vio-
leLce or casualty, when such death is
caused by the negligence, criminal intent.
wrongful act or default Of tine officers.
agents or employees of such corporation OF
such individual"
Mr.. Harrington, bill No. l52, entitled
"An act to amend section 66I9, article 5,
chapter las of REVISED statutes Of Missouri,
of assessors and the assessment Of property,
providing assessors shall be elected every
four years, and shall not be their own sue.
cessOrs."
Mr.. Harrington, bill No. l53, entitled
"An act TO limit the time within which &C
tiOns shall be brought for the recovery oi
taxes"
Mr.. Moler, of Bates, bill No. Is4, en-
titled IAN act suthorising cities of the
fourth class 10 collect tax on dogs, ETC."
Mr.. Calron, bill No 80, entitled An
act to amend section 546i, chapter loo, re-
vised statutes Of Missouri, and 10 repeal
section 5476 OF said chapter, on druggists
and their licenses
Mr. Wilmington, house bill No. 156, en-
titled "An act to amend sections $40,
5432 and 5447, chapter o., revised statutes
of Missouri, ami repeating section 544l of
said chapter, and enacting new section in
lieu thereof"
Mr.. Adkins, house bill No. l57, entitled
Gan act TO amend section 6944, chapter
l47, revised statute of Missouri, in rela-
ton to roads and highways"
Mr.. Doing, house bill No. I5S, entitled
"An act to amend an act entitled an act to
amend section 1852, chapter SO, article 5
March "a, 1891"
M. Alexander, house bill No. l59, en-
titled "An act to amend section 17O, chap
ter /, article 3, revised statutes of Mis-
souri,, entitled of administration of the
estates of deceased persons
Mr.. Brown, house bill No. $50, entitled
IAN act to repeal section 4344, article So,
of revised statutes of Missouri, in reia ion
to burial grounds"
Mr.. Adkins, house joint and concurrent
resolution No. ID, submitting to the quail
fled voters Of the state an amendment to
section IL, of article 10 of the constitution
of Missouri, entitled of revenue and tax
alton"
The senate met promptly at 2 p. ~,
Senator Morrison, president pro tenn, in
the chair.
Senator Dilley introduced a resolution
the state treasurer TO pay the
salaries of the elective officers of the SEN
ate, as we'll as its employees and laborers on
of certificates from the com
mittee'on accounts properly certified.
Senator Baldwin offered substitute in
Guiding the senators and clerks Of commit
ices.
On motion of Senator Hutt, further
of the resolution and SUBJ
stituie was postponed until Wednesday.
Senator OBrieu introduced senate bill
No. A, entitled "An act authorizing the
election of police justices and city attor-
neys and assistant attorneys i'm all cities
in this state having population OF 100,-
900 inhabitants and over, providing for
the compensation of the same. and TO re-
peal all acts inconsistent or in conflict
herewith" which was read first time and
ordered printed.
Senator Farris moved to reconsider the
vote by which the report of the bosrd OF
curstors of the state university was ordered
printed, which was agreed 70.
On motion of Senator Farris. the report
of the treasurer of the board of curators of
the state university was ordered printed.
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