Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-29
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Twensy-First Session.
SENATE, JAN. 10.

In the SENATE CWcQCy.LnIec Uills WeIc
introduced, among them bills by Sena-
tor Barker, relating to the University,
and by Senator Shean relating to the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum; bills to create
the 10th and 10th Judicial Districts and
TO provide for the election of judges;
SENATOR Hewins offered the following
concurrent resolution, and the rules be-
ing suspended it was adopted without
division:
Be It Resolved, By the Senate (the
House of Representatives concurring
therein) that
WHEREAs, An effort is being made to
secure legislation by Congress, creating
. so-called cattle trail across the State OF
Kansas, and
WHEREAS, Such a measure would be
preiudicial to the interests of the people
Of the Stste, and beneficial only to par
ties who neither reside in, nor pay taxes
to this State; therefore, be it
Res0lued, That our Senators in Con-
gress be, and are hereby instructed, and
our Representatives requested to resist
any and all such attempted legislation, by
the use of every legitimate and proper
means, to the end that justice may be
done, and the best interests of the people
Of Kansas subserved.
Senator Congdon presented bill to
compel railroad companies to fence their
roads; and Senator Ritter one to protect
citizens and communities in resisting
collection of judgments on bonds passed
to railway companies.
HOUSE, JAN. 10.
The House convened at $3.50 p. m. Pc
Hal. IN n
Gems of Lincoln county regarding mlller's
tolls; from 220 citizens of Republic coun-
ty regarding CHAMBERS in horses; from 22O
citizens of Douglas county for a bridge
on Wascarns. The special order. the
resolution to have oath administered to
gentlemen here to represent Finney and
Rawlins county, organized counties not
included in the last Legislative appor-
tionment, was considered and postponed
until Friday p. m.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Speaker johnson announced the Stand
ing Committees of the House as follows
J.dieiary-J. B. Clogton. F. +. Gillette, D. KEEL
II. Slavens X Hatfield aud ID. Overmyer.
Ways and Meons-L. E. Finch, Chas E. Faulk-
Her, VI Eis F. E. { ClSyes C. NJ Tuner 7 TS Ed
d. B. Moore and l. Roberts
Nurfcipai observation-disclosures T. Anthony, J..
9. Gillespie. A. J. White, j. M. Morgan, T. r. Loot
Assessment and 7aration-y. Ware Butterdeld,
W. &. Swsyze, J. T. Coulter, J. A. johnson, G. s..
Cummings. W: r. Campbell, c. Butin..
Cties o. the First Qass-Chas. W. Bennins, E. 8.
W. Drought A. Ii. Vance. George I. Anthony, ID.
Overmyer. Ed. Carroll, r Hatfield.
State A6dirs-A w Smith, J. p. Spiers, w A.
Low.r. VIM. Kruger, C. II. Lewis, t. J. Matlock,
Raaroads-Webb McNau. F E. Gillette. I'M
Simpson, G. s. Beatss r. F. Bryant, Phil Kelly, 7.
J. Aatlock, Alfred Baker, A. P. Collins, T. F.
bell. w. b. Banes, J. A. johnson, K. P. Blaine,
and R. F. Bond
Banhs and Banking-G. D. Thompson. R. H
Brewster. J. 3; Cook. J. E. Corwin, c. M. Turner,
RderaI Reiafions-JC Davenport.C n Cogshall,
+. K. Gloves, Samuel Carer, J. A. Burdick, J. h.
Bonebr.ke; Wiley Bolinger.
T.w. Rash. T. S Rhodes, r. H. Roseberry, Z. X.
Swarts, A. s. Thompson.
Municipal Corporations-J: J.: Buck, L. S. W.
Drought, J. +. Coulter. ID. A. Hunter, ]. S. Gill
lespie. B. Wallace, b. McTsggart
Internal Impropemcnts-D. McTaegart,J. NJ. Nor
gan, G. w. Patton I: G. Raymond, S. J. Stewart,
Charitable Instiiutiors-J H. Bonebrake, Phil
Re ley. X. F. Bryant B. S. Slime, H. Wentworth.
A. B Caldwell, Samuel Car er.
1;SaSs taaonsA Collins George
Marlin. W. A. Lower, A. 8 Thompson,
Public Ldnds-T J. Kelly, B 4. Mosher, Peter
Dickson E Z. Dewey, w. II. Deckard, J. N
Public Buildings-T. P. Hogue. R. J. Hnckle, F.
J. Holman J. P. johnson. Joseph Justus, Charles
G. Faulkner, Thomas Beat;ie.
Elccti0ns-C. NJ. Turner, K. ]. Hardesty, c. s..
Cummings J. W. Martin, J. M. Randall, E. C.
6cammon. Van B. Virgins.
Aliia-J. Cook. W. A. Lower, Stephen Og-
den, T. Rsynock, Samuel Carter, c. n. Coggs,
Roads and Higk,cays-J M. Simpson, R. P.
Blaine. d. A. HuSter, r. H. Roseberry, G. W. Nc
RngEd f' GTser ff F. hoSf6urrow
Smith; T A McNeal. W. H slavens, E. R. swartz,
Fees and Salaries-H. C. Cook, B. F. Wallace.
J. Burdock. N. Cooper.
County Lines and County Seals. R Burton A.
". Mann. r. 8: Lawrence. F: A. McNeal. r. F.
-Aoic~iturc and Horttcuuure-wIley Bolinger, R.
=. Lawrence E. J. Holman, r. P. Blaine, J. ID.
0auer, Samuel J. Carter. w. II. Deckard
Education-W H Barnes, A. E. Currier, J. c.
Davenport, w. G. Patton, E. G. Dewey, G. NJ
Kruser, E. c. Weilup.
R. Talbot, j. 5 veatch A. ]. White, G. Y. John
RnuentiaTg.G. E, Beates, Alfred Blaker, D
HcTsgg.rt. L. p. Kelley, C. J. Butin, F. Hopkins
Claims and Accounts-E. S. W. Drought, F. Hop
kins, B. 8 stine. ID. Thompson, A. J. Vickers
L. Wilhelm , I'm n. Gray; o.,o,n q w p..,on Fl,
Raymond. S. I. Roach, E. G. Dewey, A. B. Cald
WELL James Justus.
Iaier Xate Cmmerce-w. D. Pratt, r. J. Hardes
y, 6. J. Osborn, s. Ogdea, J. NJ. Morgan, J. D.
Ensoied Bius-W. c. Edwsrds, ]. ". Martin, w
4. Lower. W: Randall, R. h. Roseberry, E. r
0Wartx w. H. WoOdliff.
Ssak Library-T. A. McNeal, G. M. Mower, W.
p Pratt, l. n Roberts, j. p. spiers. II. r. Talbot,
L. W. Hostetler.
Iss4rancc-H. A. Miller. S. J. Osburn, E. S. "
Drought; J. HaEgrave, A. W. Mann, W. McNall
Ieoisiatirs Apportiomment-R F. Bryant. R. E
H:Ssr s hssIsye R w II TSod iaa B.
Rash.
judicial Apporti nnaent ID Kelso, J. ]. Buck,
W. Butierisid I. s. khoies J. NJ. Simpson. K ]
hard.sy, F. s, Gillert-. B. Smith, A. H. Vanc.
Cooper, W. n. Mcbride J B spiels, T. Beslie, L
w. hoSttetlpr, G. II. Lewis, S. c. Scamm n.
Mines and Ainin9-J. s. Gillisple, A. J. Yickers
3 c. wei.ry. A. E. Currier, J. A. Burdick,
Revision Of Lans-w. H. slavens, A. s. Thomp
son. v. B. Virgins G. Y. Johnson, ID. A. Hunter
Misac e asiiieid. VIM. Hollinshead, !. NJ
Gray. Al. White, H. Wentworth, R. II. Roseberry
W. A. Reeves.
Tsmpronce-A. H. Vance. s. J. Stewart. Geo
fhoPsf Kin Geo seit1' D. overmyer' W C. sweeHy
Hygiens and Public Reamh-B. R. Mosher, W. C
eweezy, H Bouebrake, 4. E. Currier, 1.
Butter6eld, J. E. Corwln,G NJ. Mower.
Poldicol Rights of Women-Geo. Morgan Geo
eeit1 d. Kelso. +. W. Rash, w. C. Edwards, +. J
Kelly, W. H. Deckard.
There were forty-eight bills introduced
the first and several others being t.
change the name of the county of St
John.
SENATE, JANUARY 20.
The most important bill presented is ,
bill by Senator Hick to repeal the pro
hibitory law, and the enactment Of ,
new law to prohibit the manufacture an,
sale of intoxicating liquors except 70
medical, scientific and mechanical pur