The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1889-05-25

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ing compensation.
Senate bill No. $50. An act amend
an act approved March 81, 1887, SO
To extend the powers OF boards oi
public improvements i'll cities:
Snbs,itno for senate bill No. 179.
An act to revise and amend he law OF
~sct-Off.
Committee substitute for senate bill
No. 2I2. An act to revise and amend
the law of Judgments.
House bill No. 645. An act provid-
ing that in all cases where approprla-
tons have been made tor the building
or repair of state institutions III sums
exceeding S., 900 the state auditor may
draw his warrant for One-fourth the
amount when the contract is made, one
fourth when the work is half completed
and the remainder when the work ls
finished. Where appropriations Tor
such purposes are less than S5,OO0 the
warrant may be drawn only when the
work is completed.
Committee substitute for senate Dill
No. 200. An act to revise and amend
the law OF attachments.
MAY 18TH.
Senate bill No. 521. An act to
amend section 3 Of act of March 30,
1887, SD as to fix the number OF direc-
tors in public schools in certain cities.
House bill No. 63S. An act to define
the eleemosynary institutions OF the state
and provide Il Uniform system OF the
government of the same; with emer-
gency clause. This law provides for
the immediate appointment OF five
managers for each of the eleemosenary
institutions, who shall hold monthly
meetings. and De paid 500 a year and
actual travelling expenses.
House bill No. 81. An act to change
the time OF holding court in the fifth
judicial circuit, composed OF Clay F.,
Clinton, Platte and Ray counties.
Senate bill No. $40. An act provi-
ding for furnishing the joint commit
tee on revision of statutes with copies
of all laws of general nature passed by
the thirty fifth general assembly; with
emergency clause.
House bill No. 757. An act to pro-
vide for a bureau of geology and min
eralogicaI survey of the state; with
emergency clause. This law provides
for the appointment by the governor
of a board, who are authorized to EN-
DIV u SUPPL az " o"iah "
S3, 900 a year, and assistants at 81 800
a year, said superintendent not to bt
selected from tic faculty of any educa
tional institution in this state. Tit
work of the bureau is to make a com
t plete meteorological survey of the stat
, in oruer to develop the II
that direction.
Substitute for senate bill No. ass
An act to revise and amend the Law
, concerning the organization of coun
ties.
MAY 14th.
Senate bill No. $50. An act to ap
propriate S1l, 1873 20 to pay the expen
ses of Missouri representation at tn
national centennial celebration OF tn
inauguration OF George Washington a
: the first president OF the United States
, with emergency clause.
Senate bill No. 374. An act provid
ing for the safe keeping of the publ
money of municipal corporations l
the city of St. Louis; with emergenc.
clause.
MAY 18th.
II Substitute for senate bill No. 629
An act declaratOry of the revised stat
utes of the state of Missouri and thei
effect, and 10 provide for their cola
ton, editing, printing, binding, pub
fishing and distributing the same; wit
emergency clause.
MAY 10th.
o Senate bill No. 637. An act to au
thorizc the board of managers OF th
state lunatic asylum No l. at Fulton
n to grant the right of way over the Ian
of that institution to any railroad con
l. pany.
Substitute for senate bill No. AIS
An act revising and amending the la
3. relating to p~awnbrOkers, so as to lin
z the chargeable interest to 2 per cent.
month upon all sums.
n Senate bill No. So. Ar act to prt
Of vide for the printing and DISTRIBUTE
of ballots in elections for public of
GERS, al public expense. in cities havlr
5000 inhabitants and over, and to res
ulate elections for public officers.
~ Senate bill No. 142. An act to a
te thorize county courts in counties no
ly containing, or that may hereafter CO
tain, 100, 900 Inhabitants, or more,
D. purchase land, locate, build and mai
f. tain an insane asylum; also to pr
Ill | SCIlDe IuIt5 " tllO SoNCtILiOhO thOi
by of, to appoint officers and attendan'
and prescribe their duties and fix the
to compensation.
he House bill No. S3s. An act
change the time of holding court in
twenty.second judicial circuit.
d. Substitutes Tor house bills Nos.
and Ills. An act TO define eXpr'
IN companies and TO prescribe the aio
NJ OF taxing the same, aud TO fix the RI
of taxation thereon; with emergeI
'06 clanse.
ID Substitute for house bills Nos.
S95 and 914. An act to provide
70. regulating primary elections held
Iry the purpose of nominating candida
of for public office.
of House bill No. 1858. An act to
peal section 1912, rev.. stat, and
provide for the enforcement by Gil
j. of the fourth class demands for str
rid improvements; with emergency clau
ate MAY 18th.
inc House bill No. 1913. An act to
empt farmers mutual fire insural
~, companies from the provisions of ch
" ter I19, rev. stat, entitled, "Of Ins
w" ance," and providing tor their Inc
ALUM, WIN ChlS SShSS SiouSS.
la 18th.
=. Substitute for house bills Nos. 9
z, 740, 756. POP, 553, 626. $40, 673, I
l25 and 74l. An act entitled, San
;n% for the punishment OF pools, trusts
S conspiracies, and rs to evidence i'll s
III cases." with emergency tlause.
w, House bill No IL. An act prov
IVY ing for grading TO be done at the
pense of abuttiug property, in cite
.a the third class; with emergency clal
u House bill No. 1902. An act to
a propriaLe $67 900 tor the support
en- maintenance Of the state university
l" the years 1889 aud 1890, provided
" no part of said appropriation be 7
until Professor j. W. Samborn s.
An have severed Ills connection with
airy institnii ~; with emergency clause.
MAY 10Th.
nge House bill No. 27S. An act C
lar corning assessments for municipal p
poses in cities of the third class; v
eht emergency clause.
/ OF House bill No. S73. Al act
amend the law relating to ''prol
80, COURTS" by requiring judges of
lDlt bate acting as cx -Oflicio clerks to {
IN bond as such.
'di- House bill No. S53 An act to
propriate 81 Gj1, 9l5 sc for the S
port of the stale government, med
institutions rnliiuUpnt eXnpnSpS. Dr