Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1891-01-31
STATE PRINTER
The Work of Legislation.


After the roll call in joint session, and the
announcement that the object of the session
vas the election of state printer, Speaker
Elder made a speech in nominating E. II.
Snow.
The senate roll was first called upon the
vote for printer. Senator Carroll, the only
democratic member of the senate. was alb
sent. The only alliance member of the SEN
te-Wheeler-yoted for the caucus nominee,
Snow. Then the roll of the house was called.
The alliance members voted solid for Snow,
the choice of their caucus. The seven deFc-
ocratic members also voted Tor Snow and
one republican (Willard. of Leavenworthl.
gave vote for Snow. The total vote of the
two houses was as follows;
E. H. Snow. .........-.-......-... 1O1
&C. {. Baker. ............. Il
George w Crane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Jacob Stotler. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
c. B. Kirkland Observation-Disclosures. 2
NAY UNsEAT REEDKR.
The house committee on elections has been
investigating the alleged fraudulent votes
cast for Representative Reeder, of Ellis
county. and may report IN favor of unseat-
ing him.
MORE COMMITTEES.
Printing! Willard, Barrett, Campbell,
Doubleday, Rice of Bourbon, Williamson,
Jones of Butler, Maddox, McCliman, Morris,
Venderventer, Rood, Reed.
Private Corporatlons-Drake, Hordick,
Jones of Cherokee, Levitt, Alexander, Fort
ney.
Federal Relations-Cobun, Smith of Neo-
sho, Davidson, Steele, Tucker, Doolittle,
Atherton.
Cites of Second Class-Hardy,' Duncan,
Warren, Dolan, Stanley, Jackson, Dickson.
State Lbrary-Templeton, HardIck, Rog-
s of
more, Duncan.
Interstate Ccmmerce-Ingram, Horner,
Clover, Coulson, Tanner, Stanley, Ruble.
Manufactures-Hol lenbeck, Stewart, EV-
erly, Sem, CarOy, Warren, Hicks.
Telegraphs and elephones-Donovan,C Ca
rey, Hartenbower, Bishof, Williamson,
Alexander, Jackson.
Municipal Observation-Disclosures of War
rem, Rice of Bourbon, Hoover, Dixon, Pat
terson, Burgard, Newman.
Internal Improvement-Howard Milligan,
Rice of Coffey, Rood, Williamson, Sem,
Cobnn.
Educational Institutions-Hart, Coulson,
Barnes, Cleveland, Howard, Davidson, Dick
son.
Banks and Banking-Doty, Craig, Heber,
McCliman, Milligar, Smith of Neosho, Hurt.
Forestry-Pierson of Pratt, Rowse, Barnes,
Clover, Reed, Cobun, Gle yeland.
Claims and ACCOMPLISHMENTS bower, Pier
con of Pratt, Mitchell, Boyer, Harner, Reck-
ards. Gable.
Cities of Third Ciass-Barrett, Boyer.
Coulson, Crumley, Steele, Drake, Pearson of
Allen.
Mileage-Brown of Wilson, Davidson,
Hardy, Horner, Atherton, Hollenbeck, Low
EFT.
ImmIgration-Hickox, Ingram, Maddox,
Reckard, Vandeyenter, Doty and Hurt.
500 COPIES AT LAST.
The house and senate committee made a
report in favor OF 800 copies of the statutes
instead of 1885, as ordered by the house; 425
copies had been applied for. The house
approved of the report.
THE HOUSE REFUSES THE SPEAKERS DESIRE.
A resolution authorizing Speaker Elder to
employ a stenographer was defeated.
PENALTIES FOR BRIBERY.
Mr.. Douglass H. B. 1 again came up in
committee of the whole, and was recon-
mended for passage.
USE OF MONEY AT ELECTIONS.
Mr. Douglass H. B. came next before
the committee ard was recommended to
pass to third reading subject to amendment
and debate.
NEW NORMAL SCHOOL.
Senator Bentley has introduced bill pro-
Viding for a new state normal school to be
located at Wichita, its purposes and objects
to be the same as those of the state normal
now located at Emporia. The bill provides
for the purchase of Paramount college and
grounds to be appropriated for the use of
the normal school, and further provides for
an appropriation of $4,000 for finishing the
buildings and defraying the first years e1-
penses of the college.