The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-02-05
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yorEs RECORDED


Messrs. Cunier, Bolinger, Edwards,
Turner, Roberts, Beattie aud LufburTow
were granted the privilege of having
their
VOTES RECORDED
for John J. Ingalls, for UnIt,d States sen
ator, they all having been absent on
Tuesday on committee work.
Mr.. Finch called up senate ibill
making appropriations for the Iegisla-
tive departments, and offered an amend
ment which provides for pay of the
chaplains, which was adopted, and the
bill was passed.
Mr.. Vance recIted the history of his
action of yesterday, and stated that he
had determined to leave the matter as q
personal one between himself and the
reporter of the Kansas City Journal, and
would not ask the house to take any &C
ton thereon.
Mr.. WeiIep presented a petition
for geological survey. Mr..
BilliDgsley-FOr regulation of the
practice of dentistry. Mr.. Spiers
For 8 state entomologist. Mr..
Caldwell-RelatIng to municipal suff-
rage for women. Mr.. Barnee-For a
state entomologIst; also for q law re-
qulrIng instruction in hygiene and ply
siclogy in public schools. Mr.. Gray
For a state entomologlst. Mr.. Dickson
For regulation of dentistry. Mr.. Vance
On same subject: also two relating to
raid claims. MIR. Relating
to herd law and line fences.
NEW BILLS.
Dir. Hogue-Relatiag to religious and
charitable Institutions. Mr.. Ogden
Relating tn bridge commissioners. Also
one amending the law relating to stock
Also one relating to sheriffs, coroners and
| constAbles. Mr. LeWis-Amendiug the
manner OF sunmoning grand jurors. Mr.
| Dwight--To encourage organization oil
| fire companies. MI Caldweil-AmeDd.
ing the law TO enroll ex-soldiers. Also
| one appropriating the military fund in
the state treasury to the completion oil
| army records. Mr.. BrYant-Allowing
transfer of certain funds in the treasury
| of Lincoln county. MIR. Faulker-Ap-
/ preparation for blind asylum. Also ap-
/ prIation for boilers at blind Asylum
Mr.. Hatf1eld--A joint resolution to re.
move the asylum for idiotic youths tc
| Wichita Mr.. Beates--Providihg for q
state reiormstorY. Mr. Slavens, by re.
quest of Jones of Finney-Amending
the law governing the the Organization
of new counties. Mr.. Glllette-Redemp
ton OF real estate sold under process
Mr.. Veatch--Funding bill for Washing
ton county Mr. q C. Cook-RaisinI
fees of probate judges. Mr. Clugston-
Relating to lands that have escaped taxa
ton.
Mr.. Clugston, from the Judiciary com
mittee, offered an amendment to tn,
rules OF the house, so that his commit
tee shall consist of eleven members
Adopted.
MI. Smith of Mcpherson offered q res
| oluiion making al order for two session
per day hereafter, at 10 g. m. and 2 Z
m. Adopted.
Mr.. Hargrave's arteslan we'll resolu
ton was referred to the committee o
state affairs.
PENSIONS.
Mr.. SWariZ's bill for peusioninR a
living Union soldiers, was again reached
! Mr. Weilep offered an amendment I
include the widows and minor childre
of such soldiers. Mr. Overmyer dlsal
proved hssty or frivolous action, and /
the time is near for the joint convention
he would move 10 postpone consider
ton This was offered by Messrs. Stew
l art, Weilep, Oyermyer and Buck.
vote was taken on the motion to nos
: pone, which carried.
Mr. Stewards bill asking c0nCreea ,