The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-02-14
5, relating counties and county Off


H. B. No. GIT, by Mr.. Limerick of
lev county.
n. B. SO. 61s, by Mr.. LOOMS, to
authorize and empower county COM
missioners of Crawford county to offer
bounty for crow scalps.
FL. b. No. 6l9, (by request of Mr..
Murphy, delegate from Shermanl. regu-
lating the fees and salaries of the
county treasurer and county clerk OF
Sherman county.
II. B; No. 500. by Mr.. Street tby re-
quest of Mr.. Murphy, to provide for
appeals from the decisions of any
board of county commissioners In al
lowing or disallowing, in whole or in
part, any claim aga INST the county.
81. B. No. 521, by Mr.. Booth of Paw
nee, in relation to banks, bankers and
brokers.
Il. B. No. 622. by Mr.. Evatt of Doug
lass. to create The department Of agri-
culture.
II. b. No. 623. by Mr.. Boles, declar-
ing certain section lines in Edwards
county public highways.
II. 3. No. 624, by Mr.. Steele, (by re-
quest regulating the salary Of county
officers Of Sedgwiek county.
II. B. 625. by Mr.. ReitZ, making ap-
preparations to the institution for the
education of the deaf and dumb at
Olathe.
II. b. No. 626. by Mr.. Lee, (bv re-
quest, to regulate the private detec-
ton business in this state.
II. b. No. 624, by Mr.. Wisler of Reno
to regulate and Tx the terms of district
court of the ninth. judicial district.
II. B. No. 62S, by Mr.. Boyle of Sedg-
wick, concerning the public schools in
the CITY of Wichita
II. B. No. 629, by Mr.. McAfee, of
Shawnee, for the payment of the claim
of S. j. Crawford for services in prose-
cutting the claims of the state of Kansas
against the United States.
II. B. No. 631, by Mr.. Stafford of
Shawnee. respecting costs in action OF
tort.
81. B. No. $50, by Mr.. Stafford, to
amend section 120 Of an act regulating
the jurisdiction and procedure before
justice of the peace in civil cases.
II. b. No. 633, by Mr.. Hanna of
Trego (by request), empowering Cove
township, Cove county. to vote bonds
not to exceed $1,000 to prospect for
coal and salt.
II. B. No. 634, by Mr.. Rowe, pro-
viding for uniformity of valuation of
property for taxation.
H. B. No. 635, by Mr.. McLennan of
4S1lo ia III wy AC4OOoOJ W AOSSOAASO SAAS
sale of illuminating oils.
H. B. No. 636, by the committee on
roads and highways, relating to roads
| and highways in Waubunsee county.
II. b. No. 637, by MI. Legate, to
prevent the pollution of sources of
water supply of cities of the first class.
H. B. No. 63S, by Mr.. Swallow of
Jefferson, to authorize the county COM
missioners of jefferson county to ap-
| RI hV-id
II. B. No. 639, by Mr.. Veale OF
Shawnee, granting right Of way to the
| Topeka Suburban railway.
II. 3. No. $40, by Mr.. STEELE of Har-
vey, to authorize Burton township to
vote on the question of tax levy fol
the purpose of building a wagon road
through the sand hills.
Mr.. Heber's bill changing the name
of the city of Meade Center to Meade
was read third time and passed.
The following bills were also read 9
third time and received a constitutional
majority:
II. B. No. 269, by Mr.. Burton: Al
| act to declare unlawful trusts and com
binations in restraint of trade anC
products, and to provide penalties
therefor.
II. B. No. 467: An act making al
appropriation to pay for postage stamps
| furnished delegates to the legislature O.
1884,
Hob. No. 245: An act making ap
preparation for the current expenses o
| the Topeka insane asylum for the fsca
years ending June 80, 1890, and June 80
| 1891.
II. B. No. 246: An act making ap
preparation for the current expenses o.
the reform school for the fiscal year:
| ending June 80, 1890, and June 80, 1891
IL. B. No 357, by MIR. Lee: An &C
| to regulate and fix the terms of TIT
district court in the Twenty eighth
Judicial district.
| II. B. No. 1913: An act making ap
preparations to the Kansas State Agri
| cultural college for the fiscal years end
ing June 80, 1890, and June 80. 1891.