The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-21
HOUSE.
The following bills were introduced

H. d. NOs OOA, ny O1Is VI
Cherokee: Relating to the appoint
ment of persons who served in the
army or navy of the United States and
have been honorably discharged,
amending chapter ITO, laws of 1886.
II. b. No. 663, by Mr.. Hale, of Wood
SOM To provide for the redemption
of real estate sold under execution.
II. B. No. 1854, by Mr.. Fall, of Cow
ley: To authorize the city of Dexter
to issue bonds for the purpose of the
construction of water works.
Sumner: Prohibiting the. sale of I'M
sound, diseased, adulterated, impure
and unwholesOme articles of food, regu-
lating the Strengthening of animals to
be slaughtered and prescribing penal
ties for the violation thereof.
H. Is. No. 666, by Mr.. Burton, of
Dickinson, (bY reQuest): To create
the county of Madison, and to define
the boundaries of Lyon, Chase and
Greenwood counties.
H. B. No. 667, by Mr.. Legate (by re-
quest): Making the returns and can
vass of the county seat election held in
Garfield county on November 8, 1887.
conclusive evidence of the result Of such
election.
II. b. No. 66S, by Mr.. Steele of Har-
vey: To provide for an industrial
school for girls, to create board of
managers for the same and making an
appropriation therefor.
H. B. No. $50, by Mr.. Axtell: Au-
thoriZing a county to break sod.
II. b. No. $40. by Mr.. Nichols, of
Rawlins: Making appropriation for
the payment of costs in the case of the
state of Kansas VS. Cyrus Anderson.
II. b. No. 81, by Mr.. Rice, of Bour-
kNr1 n
Is, article 3. chapter %. of an act con-
corning corporations, of the general
statutes of 1868.
II. B. No. 672, by Mr.. Rice Of Bour-
bon: To amend section 55, article 5,
chapter 81, laws of 1885.
II. b. No. 673, by Mr.. Rice, of Bour-
bon: Amending an act to provide for
the organization, government and COM
pensation of the militia of the state.
II. B. No. 674. by MIR. Mcfarland, of
Ness: To refund to Andrew Parks, of
Ness county, from the permanent
school fund certain money enormously
paid.
II. B. No. 675, by the committee on
cities of the first class: To enable the
city of Wichita to issue script for sewer
purposes.
The house then went into committee
of the whole with Mr.. Stafford of Shaw
nee in the chair for the consideration of
the bill making an appropriation to
the soldiers orphans home at Atchi-
son.
At the afternoon session the house
again went into committee Of the whole
with Mr.. Stafford, of Shawnee, in the
chair, to consider appropriation bills.
The first taken up was H. B. No. 423,
making appropriations to pay the sew
eral counties of this state the expenses
incurred in maintenance of destitute
insane persons for the Deficiencies in
the years 1887, 1888 and 1889. 1t was
recommended for passage.
Theccommittee then took up the bin
making appropriation for the estab-
lishment of the State Industrial school
for girls at Beloit. The bill was adopt
ed section by section without debate.
The committee then took up the bill
asking appropriation for the curren,
expenses Of the state university.
The bill as amended makes the fol.
| lowing appropriations: Salary of chan.
cellor, 50 ,O00;- salary of professor OF
natural history, 81 900; dean of law de-
partment, 50 500; salaries of fifteen
| professors. $2S, 900; salary of dean OF
music department, $500; salary Of
eleven assistants, SIC, 100; salary fol-
librarian and assistant, $500: salar,
of clerk and bookkeeper, 81. 200
salaries of superintendent, engineer
and janitors. IS ,5S5; for fuel, lights anC
firemen, g, $50, for engineering anC
mechanic, electrical engineering, $500
for night Waterman. $40; for care O
grounds, S40O; for labor in laboratories
5000; for chemicals, 500; for addition
} to cabinets in natural history, 81 ,OOO
for maps and charts, $500; for adyertis
ing and postage, $3.50; for care of meter
illogical apparatus, $3.50; for care O
museums and collections of specimens
$500; for geological museums and pr
paration of specimens, $500; for labC
IN taxidermY, $500; for water supply
$3.50; for janitor supplies and matt
rial. 800, Tor once expenses frefrh