The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-30

the case may be, so occupisd - rest-
deuce. from execution for ~ asbts In
CURED from and after the paasags ef
this act.
Fifteenth-To provide that when-
ever by the present Law the state audi
tor is required to issue state warrant
upon the state treasurer, and there
shall be NO money in the state treas
ury properly payable upon said wsrrant
the holder thereof shall have s-he
privilege to surrender the said variant
and receive in lieu thereof state .srtifi-
Gates or orders in denominations ~.
&2, Is, $40 and $50 without intd q
which certificates or orders shall y 'e-
ceivable by the proper state ofhcer| or
all state dues Of every kind.
Sixteenth-To 80 amend the lawl OF
the state as to do away with the ebn-
tract system in our public works for
the state, counties, towns, road and
school districts, any or all of these, ard
to require all such work to be done un-
der the direct supervision Of swo. q
public officers without the Intervention
Of contractors,
Seventccnth-To provide that irri-
CATION companies renting water, or the
carriage thereof, may lawfully collect
in advance only one-third the annual
charge for water carriage from tho
rentee until after the water contracted
has been furnished the said rentee.
Eighteenth-To pass an eight-hour
law, declaring eight hours legal days
work, and pun,shing the violation OF
said law with proper penalties.
Nineteenth-T pass law against
usury.
Twentieth-To amend the attach
mcnt laws of the state by striking out
the tenth, eleventh and fourteenth
clauses of attachment, such amend
ment to take effect only on contracts
made after this enactment becomes n
law.
Twenty -frst-To provide that trust
deeds, as security for all debts contract
ed after this act shall become law,
shall be declared mortgages only, with
an equity of redemption, and subject
to foreclosure according to the rules
and proceedings in equity courts.
Twenty -second-To provide that
chattel mortgages as security for debts
contracted after this act shall become
law shall be subject TO foreclosure
only upon notice and according TO the
rules and proceedings in equity courts.
Also to provide to prevent the evasion
Of this act by conditional sales.
Twenty -third-To enact law pro-
hibiting child-labor, with proper pen
alties for violation.i
Twenty -fourth-To repeal section 5
of an act entitled San act concerning
damages sustained by agents, servants
or employees approved April 8, 1893.
Twenty y-ffth-To enact a law to pre-
vent what is known as the sweating
system" and to declare the violation
of the law misdemeanor, subject to
fine or Imprisonment, or both
Twenty sixth-To enact law to
prevent trusts and combines from
monopolizing the coal product of the
state so as to increase the price of coal,
and declaring the violation of the law
misdemeanor.
Twenty -seventh-To enact law to
compel railroad corporations to deliver
bills of lading to all parties to whom
they shall carry coal, and that the said
railroad corporations shall be RESPONSE
BILE for the correctness of the weights
as specified in said bills Of lading.
Twenty-eighth-To amend the gar
nishee laws so that their provisions
shall not apply to any wages due, or to
become due, to laboring men and wo-
men.
Twenty y-ninth-To enact that the
law in relation to elections, etc., in
this state, known as the Australian
ballot law, be so amended as to pro-
vide for non n-partizan election board
to perform duties now incumbent on
county clerks and commissioners, to
make house to house registration of
women voters, etc.
Thirtieth-That the governor shall
appoint state bank examiner whose
duty it shall be to examine all state
banks, savings banks and private
banks in this state at least five times
a year, and without notice, and make
an official report to the governor.
Thirty -frst-To adopt an amend
ment to the state constitution that the
principle of the initiative and referen-
DUN be applicable to state legislation,
as, in the opinion of the executive,
that principle cannot be applied with
out an amendment to the constitution
of the state.
Thirty-second-That House nils of
the late regular session of the Ninth
General Assembly fifty-one t5D, fifty
seven go, eighty-seven (87), eighty
eight (8S) one hundred and twelve
Ql2), one hundred and thirty -one Q31)
one hundred and sixty-6ve Q65), two
hundred and eighteen (2l8), two hun
drcd and thirty seven (237), two hun
drcd and seventy six (27G), two hun
dred and eighty ESQ, two hundred
and eighty-fvc (2S5), three hundred
and seventy-one (37D, four hundred
and thirty-one (43D, and four hun
dred and fifty eight (459) are recon-
mended to this General Assembly as
subjects of legislation, reference being
had to the amount of money in the
state treasury to the credit Of the in
. ternal improvement funds both perma-