The Forrest City times., 1893-04-14

LITTLE ROCK April 8.-In the senate Friday The general appropriation bill, the appropri- alton bill for the imatic asylum, and the blind asylum bill, were taken up in the order named conference committee amendments concurred in and the bills adopted.
 The confederate home bill was read the third time and passed by a vote of 28 to 9
 House bill No. 161. for the relief of Joseph Stevens, of Columbia county failed to pass. By request of the house the senate bill to prohibit the keeping of lewd houses in this state, which had already passed both houses, was returned to that body.
 House joint resolution No. {, proposing an amendment to the constitution reducing the exemptions. failed to pass.
 House bill No 253, to amend m act to create the Sixteenth judicial district, etc. passed. House bill No. 257, to cure defective acknowl- edgments passed
 House blu No. 335, to abolish the office of prison inpector was read the third time and passed.
 House bill No. 277i to prohibit the sale of in- toxicants within five mile Amity high school In Clark county. passed.
 House bill No 907, requiring county treasur- CTS to make quarterly settlements, failed 10 pass
 House bill No i94, to prohibit hunting with fire pans, etc, failed to pass.
 House bill No. 25l, to enable justices of the peace to issue process to be served outside of their respective counties passed.
 House bill No 300 forbidding express com panies from selling express matter for oh arges under six months after receipt failed to pass. House bill No 9l, prohibiting preference
 
 passed.
 House bill No s19, requiring hygiene and physiology to be taught in the public schools, passed.
 House bill No 349, prohibiting the sale or i'm portation of unwholesome food, passed.
 House bill No 343. prohibiting the sale of in- toxicants within four miles of the college ct Altus in Franklin county passed
 House bill No 222. to amend the prize fight ing act, reducing the crime to misdemeanor, passed.
 In the house-On motion the vote by which senate bill No. 26S passed was reconsidered and being again put upon it's final passage was de Senate bill No. 334 to require railroads to construct safe stock guards on enclosed lands, passed.
 On motion the vote by which senate bill No. c5l passed was reconsidered and being again put upon it's final passage the bill was defeated Senate bill No 2Sl, to amend section 3l25 Of Senate bill No. 2l7, to amend the act provid- ing for the payment of the public debt or the state was reao the third time and passed
 Senate bill No 96 to provide for the payment of monied legacles in certain cases, was de feared
 the state to comply with sections 2509 and 6ll5 Of the Digest. passed
 Senate bill No. 1la to fix the price of school Senate bill No s07. for the relief of John Franklin Robinson. passed.
 Senate bill No. 3i7, to provide for the dissolu- tion of corporations, passed.
 Senate bin No 2s7, to provide a remedy for owners of property appropriated for public use, passed
 Senate amendments to house bill No l45, separating the offices of secretary and treasur- CT Of the Industrial University, were agreed to. Senate bill No 900 to amend an act estao- lfsning separate courts in Clay county passed. Senate bill No. l92. to amend an act in rela- ton to unlawful detalner. failed to pass.
 Senate bill No. 333, to amend section oH7 or she Digest passed,
 Senate bill No. l12, to require scientific in struction in the public schools was defeated