The Russellville Democrat., 1889-01-24

l Senate bill No. Is, also by Senator Bvrne: For an act giving the right of action st law to employees of rail roads for personal injuries carried through the neglect of 8 fellow serv- fant or other employees.
 Senate bill No. IT, also by Senator Byrne: For an act to fix the measure of damages in cases of insurance on buildings, when the loss IS total de- struction.
 , Senate bill No. Is, by Senator Copeland: To prohibit the sale or giving away of ardent, vinous or malt liquors, native wines or cider, within six miles of Long's school, in Clark county.
 Senate bill No. 19, by Senator Will Hams; Providing for the establish ment of a reform school for juvenile offenders.
 | Senate bill No. 20. by Senator Thompson: For an act to create a state board of pardons and to pre- scribe the mode of applying for par. dons, communications of sentence and reprieves.
 Senate bill No. 21, also by Senator Thompson: For an act to provide for the appointment of supervisors of election, to define their authority and duties, and to prescribe penal, ties for neglect of duty and of un. lawful interference with such super. visions.
 Senate bill No. .22, by Senator Meek For an act to prohibit the sale of to- bacco to juveniles. The bill defines it misdemeanor for any person, ei ther for himself or for another to sell or give away cigarettes, cigars chewing tobacco or tobacco in any form to any youth, under the age oi IA years, and any person convicted } of a violation of the act shall be fin ed for each offense not. less than $l( : nor more than $50. Senate blll No. g, by Senator Williams: To amend sections 334S : 1852, 3355 and 3391 of Mansfield's Digest, in reference to forcible entry and to extend the provisions thereo , and to regulate the proceedings ir , such cases.
 There being no other business ol the desk the chair announced a com munication from the retiring govern , or, in which he sent to the Genera Assembly list of the collectors o revenue, reported to the governor by the auditors and treasurer's reports whose indebtedness is now overdue and unpaid and the amounts due by each colector-twenty eight in mum Der, who are indebted in various , amounts to the state. r On motion of Senator Copeland tn, report was referred to the committed on auditors and treasurer's ac counts.
 The business of the senate being complete to date the senate on mo ton Of Senator Sumpter adjourned until Monday evening at g o'clock. HOUSE.
 After reading of the journal pack age from thc secretary of etate pur porting to contain evidence and in formation regarding the election con test cases in Pulaski county, was an nounced by the char. Referred. . The speaker announced the stand ing committees, thirty five in mum Der. Mr. Sibley, of Pope is made chairman of the committee on "Re trenchment," and is on the committee on Charitable Institutions" Mir. Woolfork offered resolution authorizing the employment of one 4 additional janItor to attend to the committee. rooms and the resolution was tabled on motion of Mir. Sibley- yeas 59, nays 32.
 | A resolution was passed instruct ing our representatives in congress to use all lawful means to defeat the Blair educational bill.
 The afternoon was spent in intro ducing bills, the roll being called for that purpose, and all the bills intro duced being read and referred to the appropriate committees.
 MT. Bellamy introduced house bill No. 1-To repeal the game law.
 By MT. Bradford: H. B. No. D. To amend Sec. 5917 and Sec. 5949 of Mansfield's Digest. | Also: H. B. No. 3-To amend Sec. 1227 of the same. By MT. Carr: H. B. No. 3-To amend the wire fence law.
 By Mir. Glow: H. B. No. 5-To amend Sec. 1910 of Mansfeld's Di- gest.
 Also; H. B. No. 6-To prevent fraudulent preferences.
 Also: H. B. No. 7-To amend Secs. 59I4 and 59l7 of Msnsfield's s Digest.
 Also: H. B. No. s-To amend Sec. 5595 of Manstield's Digest.
 Also: H. B. No. 9-To amend Sec. 4510 of Mansfield's Digest. By Mir. Coffin (by request); H. No. 10-To regulate the practice Of medicine, the sale of same and pre- vent adulteration of drugs, etc.
 By Mir. Coffman of Pulaski: H B. No. 1l-To protect employees.
 Also: H. B. No. l2-To amend Sec. 29 of the act amending the rev enue laws, and approved March 2S, 1887.
 Also: H. B. No. I3-To amend Sec. 1911 of Mansfield's Digest.
 Also: H. B. No. l4--To authorize teaching of the history of Arkansas in the public schools, etc. TT