The Russellville Democrat., 1891-04-09
Thursday Af.erneon. Apr,l 2.
HOUSE..

Senate bill 237, to amend chapter 95 of Mansfeld's Digest, was read first time.
 Mir. Schnables, by unanimous con sent, called up house bill to amend the law in regard to assessments for local improvements in cities of the first. class. Read first and second times and placed on the calendar.
 Senate bill 239, to prevent tax dodging, was read first time and in definitely postponed.
 Senate bill PAP, to amend Sec. 478S of Mansfield's Digest, was read first time.
 Senate bill 249, to amend Sec. 4653 of Mansfeld's Digest, was laid on the table. Senate bill 250, to allow justices of the peace fees for apportioning road hands, was read first and second times.
 Senate bill 255, to amend Secs. 5588 and 5596 of Mansfeld'sD Digest, was indefinitely postponed.
 Senate bill 251, to regulate the cost of deeds and certificates for lands sold at delinquent tax sales, was read first time.
 Senate bill 257, to regulate legal advertising, was read first time.
 benate bill 260, to amend the act promote the comfort of passengers on railroad trains, was indefinitely postponed.
 Senate bill 261, to amend Sec. 504 of Mansfield's Digest, was read first time.
 Senate bill 263, to compel rail- road companies to ditch their rights of way, was read first time.
 Senate bill 266, to require insur- ance companies to file bonds with the auditor of state, was read first time.
 Senate bill 268, to prohibit the sale of intoxicants within five miles of the school house al Park, in Scott county, was read first time.
 Senate bill .369, to require the prompt transmission and delivery of telegraph messages, was read first time.
 Senate bill 273, amending the act creating Lee county, was laid on the table.
 Senate bill 27S, defining the lines between the counties ot Yell and Berry, was read first time.
 Senate bill 289, to regulate the distribution of the geological reports, was read first and second times.
 Senate bill 290, to facilitate set clement with ex-Treasurer Woodruff, was read first time.
 Senate bill 28s, to amend Secs. 53Sl, 53s5, 53S6, 5sS7, 5ss2 and 1892 of Mansfield Digest.
 Mir. Chimney reported house bills 25S and S25 as correctly engrossed.
 Senate bill 166, to establish sdp- arate courts in Woodruff county, was redu urst ume.
 The senate amendments to the general appropriation bill were read first and second times.
 House bill appropriating $500 for services as architect performed by Thomas Harding was read second and third times and passed.
 Senate bill II, to prevent unjust preferences of creditors, was read first time.
 Senate bill 2s, to prevent the organization of trusts, was read second time.
 Senate bill SS, to prevent Sabbath breaking, was read second time and indefinitely postponed.
 Senate bill 50, requiring that the history of Arkansas shall be taught in the public schools of this state. Indefinitely postponed.
 Senate bill 66, to abolish the agricultural bureau. Indefinitely postponed.
 bchoto VIII VSs " IcS uiote dCtlOub against newspapers. Read second time.
 Senate bill l01, authorizing mort gagged personal property to be sold under execution. Read second time.
 Senate bill 106, to amend the law for the better protection of mechanics. Rad aacand fiua
 Senate bill 127, to prevent cir cuses from dodging tue tax now levied by law. Read second time.
 Senate bill 134, for the relief of the widow and children of the late W. w. Smith. Read second time.
 Senate bill 1b7, to authorize the redemption of lands sold for taxes after they have been deeded to the slate, was read second time.
 Senate bill l61, to regulate the publication of supreme court reports, was read second time.
 Senate bill l62, regulating the protest of commercial paper, was read second time.
 The house then adjourned until g o'clock tomorrow morning.