Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1885-03-05

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1879, and to repeal sections 5449, 5465 and
5i67 OF the same chapter, and TO enact three
sections in lieu thereof This bill is better
known as the Downing dramshop act. Tho
vote on the bill was ayes p, and noes g.
House bill 20, amending section 3l76 Of chap
ter a Of the revised statutes, In relation to me-
chanics' liens, The bill as passed. extends
time for filing liens as follows: Every orig
inal contractor, within six MONTHS and every
journcyman and day labOrer, Within sixty
days, and every other person, within fur
months.
In the house, the following bills were passed:
No. 322, introduced by Mr. Anthony, to en-
able school boards Of city, town and districts
organized under township organizations, and
having more than 3, 900 inhabitants TO change
boundary lines.
No. 23S, introduced by Mr. Hollis on the 10th
OF Janu.r Try, TO amend section II OF acts lSSl,
entitled an act proyiGing for the health and
safety OF persons employed in coal mines, and
providing for The inspection OF the same. The
amendment consists In striking out the word
"thousand,n in the thirteenth line of said sec
tion, between tie words five and dollars"
and inserting In lieu thereof the word "hur-
drcd.n
JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 2S.-In the senate,
Senator Proctor introduced resolution that
the state auditor be requested TO furnish the
senate with the opinion Of the Attorney Gencr-
al Mcintyre on the contract made by the state
with an agent to collect claims against the
United States, together with copy OF the con-
tracts.
House bill Isl, TO repeal section | Of an act
relating TO schools, approved March III, lSSS,
and to amend hy iusCring new section, was
House bill l23, relating 10 The abatement Of
suits and their revival, was read at length a.
signed by the president.
The house, after the in introduction Of sew
eral new bills, went into committee Of the whole
on the general appropriation bill. The appro-
priatiOn for wolf sCnlps was increased from
5000 TO $4,000. Al other sections OF the
bill were adopted without amendment. The
committee arose and reported TO the house.
JEFFERSON CITY, March 2.-In the senate,
bills were introduced as follows
BY Mr.. Webster: Authorizing towns and
cities to license the selling OF wines, beer and
other mild drinks between the hours Of and
II o'clock on Sunday.
BY Mr.. Baldwin: Giving justices of the
peace original jurisdiction in suits brought for
the recovery Of personal taxes.
By Mr.. Oliver: Approprating money for the
relief Of BolIinger county,
By Mr. Butts Toestablish board of examin-
ers TO license prac iuOners Of INT tdciue and
surgery. This provides for Il board Of physi.
clans, two from the medical colleges, two from
the state Medical society, two scientific members
and Il general practitiOn r, to he appointed by
the governor. II requires profile cncy in al
lposi ilrpp Upuarfmpnis nf mpIIpiup "a bp do
ternIned by written examination, the same TO
become part Of the state archives. The bill
will not be retrospective In It's action and Will
only apply TO persons beginning practice after
1885. Each applicant to pay $50 for examina-
tiOn.
The senate on motion OF Mr.. ChanceY recon-
sidcrCd the house bill defeated Saturday relat-
ing 10 assignments Of and regulating allow
anccs Of creditors The bill WAS again put on
its passage, and failing To receive II cOnstitu-
tiOna majority was again lost.
In the house. the following bills were In
trOduccd
By Mr. Adams Of Jackson; To provide for
the establishment and maintenance OF reform
schools in counties containing cities of over
j00OJ inhnbila ants.
By Mr. Henry Of Bates; To protect owners
Of houses and Improvements from being de-
frauded by con FACTORS by com peling sub
contractors 10 report TO owners all delinquen-
cies in payments by contractors and requiring
all persons furnishing material to present the
bill TO the owner and enabling thc owner to
withhold further payment.
Mr.. Donovan offered resolution that the
house on and after this date hold night ses-
sions regularly.
Mr. Harrington offered a substitute that on
and after III date the house hold night scs-
siOns and that the roll be called alphabetically
and giving each member, rs his name is called,
the right to have bill taken up and acted
upon Referred to committee on rules.
Mr.. McRucr Of Platte introduced bill TO al
low original exhibits 10 be withdrawn from tic
on dismissal Of suits, by order OF court or rr-
Quest TO clerk in vacation.
Mr., Wright Of Carroll introduced Joint and
concurrent resolution for submitting CON
stitutiOnal amendment for holding sessions OF
the general assembly once in four years.
The bill for publishing shcrliIs' sales in Ger
man papers, was read third time aud lost.
The bill changing time Of holding cir = t
conrt in Grundy county read third time h"d
passed,
Mr.. Alexander asked and was granted leave
TO introduce bill appropriating $1,000 for
building workshops at the pententiary.
Mr.. Walker introduced bill for applying
The proceeds of drsm-shop licenses to county,
road and bridge funds
House bill for protecting bridges and travel
CTS Nv IttluTlllE ItIsOus lllbNlllk CUElHfH, saw
III IL, thTCshrrs etc. To lay heavy boards over
bridges and to stop when approaching teams.
Read third time and passed
House bill for compelling telegraph and tel
ephonc companies to put all wires under
ground In cies OF the first class, was read q
third time aud passed.
House bill TO establish an insane asylum In
Greene county was passed on third reading,
with an amendment adding Bates and Henry
counties.
The bill for sale Of unclaimed freight was
read third time and lost.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Smith asked
leave to call up for third reading the senate
bill relating to extending the limits and reor-
ganizing cities Of the second class.
| Leave was granted The bill was read
third me and passed,
The Joint and concurrent resolution for per-
mitting constitutional amendment increasing
the county tax IL cents on the 800 for road
purposes was read third time and passed.
The bill allowing land unorganized into
school districts to be organized was read q
third time and passed.
The bill making mining companies liable for
injuries inflicted by the bad condition OF
mines was read third time and lost.
The house bill making 1t a misdemeanor to
| iniure roads with plOws or other implements
was read third time and passed.
! Mr.. Adams bill for oflicIalcourt stenograph-
| eTs was read third time and passed.
The house bill allowing adopted minor chill
dren the same rights to sue for damage to pa
rents as natural children was read a third time
and passed.
The house bill providing that sums received
by the state for educational funds, and for
which certificates OF Indebtedness are issued
shall be turned into the sinking fluid was read
q third time and passed.
The house bill forbidding the employment
Of children under IA years OF age In factories,
mines and workshops was read third time
and passed.
The house bill providing that whenever the
term circuit court is used, II shall be construed
toincludo all courts Of common pleas was read
a third time and passed.
The house bill making public administrators
ex-oficio curators anu guardians was read
third time and passed.
The house bill making uniform the concur
rent jurisdiction of Justices Of the peace and
circuit courts was read third time and passed.
The house bill transferring the custody OF
marriage records from recorders to probate
Judges was read third time and lost.
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