The Russellville Democrat., 1893-04-13
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bill No. BIO, read first time, and, by un imous consent, read the second time. Mir. Park moved that the bill be definitely postponed. The motion | vailed.
 Mir. Jones, of Pulaski, called up sen bill No. 300. and the rules requiring bill to be considered in co mittee of the whole 1, suspended, and senate bill No. 3 an act to provide for the republication volumes 28, 29 and 30 of the reports of supreme court of the state of Arkans read third time and put upon its final | sage, the question being shall the bill ps the clerk called the roll when the follow voted in the affirmative. Il; negative, 2 Under suspension of the rules Mir. Bs ! called up senate bill No. 334, read time and by unanimous consent read f ond time.
 Mir. Clement gave notice that on ton ] row he would move to reconsider the V l by which senate bill 251 passed the hot Mir. Poynor gave notice that on ton row hs would move to reconsider the v by which senate bill l63 failed to pass.
 MT. Judkins called up senate bill ] 333, read first time and by unanimous c sent read second time. Mir. Kimbell called up senate bill , 3l3, read first time ani by unanimous sent read second time. Mir. Kirby called up house bill No. 2 and senate amendment thereto was third time and put on its final passa The question being shall the amendm be agreed to, the clerk called the roll VI the following voted in the affirmative, negative G.
 At F m. the honse took recess 2 2p. m.
 Thursday Afternoon, April c.
 SENATE. The senate upon re-assembling com cred motion to reconsider the vote whs by house bill No. 100, to allow physici who hold diplomas to practice medicine |, surgery without being examined, if the ploma is from a reputable college, and require all others who desire to pract medicine or surgery to go before st board of medical examiners and get licer failed to pass.
 It was re-considered and put on fl passage. The vote stood: Yeas-Adal B sll of Desha, Bell of Howard, Callaw Gaughan, Hamby, Harkey, Holmes. L dell, Oyler, Redwine, Sloan, Smi Weaver, Wilson, Witt and Word, 16.
 Nays-Allen, Amis, Casey, Erwin, H, kins, Hill, Mehaffy, Pettigrew, Quinn Russ, Scott, West and Mir President So the bill passed.
 Private Secretary Flippin sent mess from the governor, announcing that he l approved and signed senate bill No. for the payment of certain certificates indebtedness issued by the auditor; l l34, to regulate the distribution of | geological reports of the state; No. 352, re-establish the school district lines of c county.
 House joint resolution No. 4, by Gray, was laid before the senate It D poses an amendment to the constitut reducing the personal and rt al exempti, to about one-fourth of what they are nt The resolution was loaded with anne ments and made special order for tom row morning after the reading of journal.
 House bill No. 102, by Mr. Church requiring cities of the first class to en ordinances prohibiting any one fir operating electric, steam or gas machin, except licensed engineers, was read | third time and rejected, yeas, z; nays,
 House bill No. 34l, by Mir. Linds was read the third time. 1t authorizes redemption of lands sold for debt un the decree of any court of chancery. I debtor or his heirs has one year in wh. to redeem.
 The bill failed to pass, yeas, l3; na l6.
 House bill No. 305, by Mir. Colquitt, amend an act of 1889, regulating the pi ment of claims against the state charita institutions, was read the third time. requires all claims to be audited and proved by the auditor before his warraI shall issue.
 The bill passed, yeas, 2S; nays, 0.
 At 5:20 o'clock p. m., the senate journed till a. m. to morrow.
 HOUSE.
 The house re-convened at pm
 Senate bill No. PAT, to amend the act provide for the dissolution of corpo tions, was read first and second times.
 Senate bill No. 290, to amend the act establish separate courts in Clay coun was read first and second times.
 Senate bill No. 76, to amend an act amend the third ub-division of sect 5596 of Mansfeld's Digest, was read tn time and was defeated.
 The bill fixing the license of legitm theatres at $250 for county purposes.
 Senate bill No. 3l2, authorizing the 1, justment and settlement of the questi, tions involved in the conflicting claims the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and South, Railway to certain swamp lands, certif by the United States to both parties. I bill provides that the railroads may ts the lands at l2le cents per acre. and { state releases all claims on the lands, T, second time and motion to inde6nit postpone was defeated.
 House bill No 27i, with senate amer ment, prohibiting the sale of intoxical within four and one half miles of | school house at Greenwood, was called and senate amendments eoncurred in.
 Senate bill No. 294, prohibiting the s of land forfeited for the non-payment taxes to be sold only to actual settlers, a in quantities not to exceed 320 acres to a one person, ,wss read first and second tim and was indefinitely postponed.
 Senate bill No. 3l5. an act supplement to an act appropristing money for cred able display of the resources of the st
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