The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-12-18
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Confined from First Pace.


Dutlines'')-If the Wichita EAGLE reporter
persists ia reporting me as an aspirant for
the governorship of this territory, shall
move that he be excluded from this house.
Mr.. Daniels-The gentleman from
Payne objects TO being reported by the
EAGLE as being an asDirant for the COVER
norship Of the territory. move that the
name l. n. Terrill be stricken out aud n.
A. Daniels inserted.
a communication was received from the
governor. The governor had signed house
bill No 43 (taking up of estraysl, house
bill No. 6s (attorneys), house bill No. &c
(assessors) house bill No. 81 duties of per
sons using public highways.
The speaker signed house bill No. 1Ol,
fixing the fees of the secretary of the terri
tory.
The liquor bill was framed by the Retail
Dealers association, and it has been fought
from start to finish by its opponents.
Section /. Provides that the license must
be obtained.
Sec. =. License issued for twelve months.
sec. g. Bond must be given IN sum of
Sl.5 O.
Sec. 4. County license 500.
Sec. 5. License tax to be paid seml-an-
nually.
Sec. G. Tax to go into county fund
Sec. :. City license not less than 500
nor more than $50.
Sec s. ANY relative may forbid intoxi-
cants being sold to any relative IN the
nabit of becoming intoxicated.
Sec g. Penalty Of selling liquors other
wise than provided by this act not less
than s25 nor more than 500. or imprison-
ment for not less than sixty days in county
Jail or both.
Sec 10 Restricts druggists TO physi-
clans prescription for sacramental, medi-
Cinal scientific or mechanical purposes.
-asafa off hsa
ceeding section, not less than 500, nor
more than $500.
Sec. L.. Penalty for selling or giving to
minors.
Sec. IS. Officers Of county to make COM
plant.
Sec. a. Defines intoxicating liquors
Sec Is All fines under general laws to
go into county fund. All fines under town
ordinance TO go into city fund.
Sec. l6 Justices have concurrent juris-
diction with district and county courts
Sec L. Any person convicted, who
shall fail TO pay the fine, shall be impris-
oned in the county Jail at the rate of 81
per day.
Sec Is. Liquor dealers shall not be ac-
Cepted on bonds.
Sec 70. Act takes effect after the
meeting Of the legislature. Section L.
No person shall be permitted TO sell or
give away or in any manner dispose OF
any intoxicating liquors, except upon the
prescription of a physician on Sunday or
any election day; that he will not permit
any blinds screens, or shades of any de-
scription TO be placed in front of his door
or windows, nor any gambling or games
of any description on the premises or in
rooms adjoining the room where the in
toXicating liquors are sold. And shall
close his place of business at the hour of
II p. m. and shall have the words posted in
a conspicuous place.
Bill passed is to s.
House bill No. 100 public schools) was /
taken up. This act legalizes the public /
schools that have been taught since the I
Nebraska law has been in force. This |
provides for the payment of all indebted |
ness incurred in the sustaining of such |
schools
Mr. Currin-I am opposed to this bill.
Mr.. Trosper-The bin is all right
Mr. Neal-I differ from the gentleman,
This will work an injustice to the people /
st large If this passes, people who have |
paid for select schools Will demand their |
money back
The bill passed.
House bill No. 40, providing for the
time and place of holding the next legisla-
lure and locating same, was tabled. This
IS Oklahoma City's capital bill.
House concurrent resolution No. %, pro-
viding for the adjournment sine die Dec
., at noon, of the Oklahoma legislature,
was tabled.
Mr. Jones introduced bill calling for .
convention, on the third .
Sunday, OF January, 1891, at the capital. |
An attempt was made to reconsider. /
The motion prevailed, and it was referred
10 a special committee.