The advocate., 1891-02-25

drinks 20 q beverage.
Eounh-It also shows a desire on tho part
OF many Of tho promoters Of this sohomo to
advance tho iropreasiblo ''achOol marm" 10
q position Of absolute control In all school
work; condition which is not desired by
rural communities II is therefore no roc
ommondatioh OF tho minority that House
bill No. el9 be indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Jones, Of Butler, chairman Of the
committee on charitable institutions, sub
mltted che following report;
Mn. sPRARAR;-Your committee on chari-
table institutions bog leave 10 submit tho fol-
lowing reports A subcommittee lately
visited the induatrial school for girls and
found that institution In an orderly and
clean mannerj tho hoalth OF the inmates
good and tho accommodations ample for
Tho present number Of inmates. II thor0
should bo a demand for more acOmmOda-
t.ons In tho near future, your committee Is
Of tho opinion that tho large private rooms,
now occupied by the attendants, could DO
divided into two or moro rooms, and the
large rooms, thus vacated, converted into
dormitohos, sufficient for thirty or forty
more lnmatos, thus saving an appropriation
for additional rooms. We found tho insti-
tuition depended upon its supply OF water
upon hauling from tho city water works al
great expense; and tho institution itself dos-
titutO Of any provision against FIRE, such as
water, plugs hose, oto.
We urgently recommend an approprla-
tion sufficient 70 connect with the city water
works and tho location OF enough wat0r
plugs and hose In tho building TO make II
reasonably safe In case OF FIRE, which is
likely at any time 70 occur and be Of In
CendiaFy origin, whom tho character Of tho
inmates Is considered.
Your committee was surprised 10 6nd 40
many young children In that institution,
aud is Of the opinion that many, II not all,
of tho younger children could bo man
aged AZ homo by firm exercise Of parental
authority and wO regard II as an outrage
upon the charitable instincts Of tho state TO
force II 10 bo the nurse Of lot OF unroason-
ably bad children, and we would recon-
mend chat In future the proper authorities
be more careful in certifying children TO
that institution. o. W. JONES, Chairman.
REPORTs FROM THE JUDICIARY COM.
MITTRE.
Mr.. DOollttle, chairman OF the judiciary
committee, submitted the following re-
port:
The committee Of tho judiciary have had
under consideration House bill No. 78l, en-
titled "An aCt 10 repeal chapter 176 OF the
session laws Of 1871" and instructed me TO
report IL back and recommend its passage,
This is the section Of law providing for the
appointment OF q state agent in the city OF
Washington. Kansas already has two Sens-
toFs and seven RepEesentators who are
agontS Of the gtat0I and ought TO able 70 at
tend 20 all the business OF the state In
Washington, without the employment Of a
special agent az the expense Of the state for
chat purpose.
The committee of judiciary have had un-
der consideration House bill No. Cos, en-
titled, "An act concerning COnveyanOos and
the records thereof, 10 legalizo certain
records, and TO prevent illegal records in
the future" and instruct mo TO report IL
back and recommend Ia passage. This bill
provides that hereafter no register Of deeds
rhall receive and Gle for record, or record
In the public records of his county any
written instrumGnt relating 20 lands, the
execution Of which 10 required by law 70 bO
Acknowledged or proven and certified TO
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