The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-09

natic Asylum persons her than those ad- judged insane by the county courts.
 By Mir Mitchell: House bill No, 175, to limit the term of certain officers hand ling public funds. The bill provides that no person shall be elected for more than two consecutive terms to the office of sheriff, collector of taxes, treasurer, as- sessor, circuit court clerk or county clerk; that no person shall serve by ap- pointment on any board handling or supervising state finances or other property for more than four consecutive years, and that no person shall serve more than four years as secretary or treasurer of the board, aud that no person shall hold both positions of secretary and treasurer at the same time and hat neither shall be e1is.ss1iie r. succeed the other; that eyerss sucn officer shall, in addition to talk ing the usual oath, take and subscribe an additional oath that they are complying with the provisions of this act and are com potent to act by the terms thereof.
 By Mir. Hunt: House bill No. l76, to prevent persons frcsa being indicted after three years after the commission of the of fense except those who have embedded or defrauded the state out of money.
 By Mir. Jones, of Monroe: House bill No. TIT, to prohibit the sale of intoxicants within five miles of Holly Grove school house, in Monroe county.
 By Mir. Jones, of Pulaski: House bill No. ITS, to enable cities of the first class to condemn lands for public park.
 By Mir. Judkins: House bill No. 169, to enable the state of Arkansas to exhibit it's resources at the Columbian Exposition. The bill increases the liquor license to $900, the sum of $l00 of which to go to state to reimburse it for amounts paid that purpose. The bill appropriates $50, 900 to be paid the governor, which is to be de- posited in bank iD Chicago and to be drawn on by the Arkansas Worlds Fair commissioners for Worlds Fair purposes. The bill takes effect when the association guarantees surrender of the Worlds Fair property to the state.
 By Mir. Kimbell: House bill No. 180, to provide for the turning over of the property in the penitentiary, and to pro, vide for settlement by the state with the lessees
 By Mr. Kitchens: House bill No. ISL to appropriate funds for the executive, ju- dicial and legislative departments and for other purposes.
 By Mir. Leatherwood. House bill No. 182, to prohibit the sale of intoxicants within five miles of Hartford school house in Sebastian county.
 By MT. Lindsey House bill No. l83, to amend the act to encourage stock rais- ing.
 By Mir. London: House bill No. lS4, to permit certain criminal prosecutions without giving bond and to provide for the f,avrpapf af ooofs hy co,1pfsac
 Mir. MT. Luck House bill No. 1S5. for the protection of persons working in mines.
 By Mir. McCauley: House bill No. 1S6, to establish conditions of state bank.
 The bill provides for a state banking sys- tenn, based upon state bonds, somewhat after the national banking system, on a such state bonds. No bonds are par until the same shall have been Identification. and shall have been approved bills are made receivable for all debts to the state except interest on the public debt. Provision is made in the bill for funding the bonds at twenty years on cer- tain conditions, and special appropriation
  eral revenue fund is made for the payment of interest on bonds so deposited. The bill provides for the depositing of the funds of the state with certain safe banks at 3 11a per cent on call on certain conditions. The state issues are to be redeemed in coin or legal tender money.
 On motion of Mir. Williamson 500 copies of the bill were ordered printed.
 AT- in relation to the transference of school children from one school district to another.
 By Mr. Mckay: House bill No 188, to provide for the donation of school books to indigent children. The bill provides that the books shall be distributed by the county judge and paid for out of the school fund.
 By Mr. Henley: House bill No. 1s9, to increase the fines for the unlawful killing of fish. It imposes fine of $50 for every ofense.
 By Mir. Neill: House bill No 190, to compel railroad companies to construct suitable stock guards.
 By Mir. Norwood: House bill No. 191, to prohibit the formation of trusts.
 By Mir. Overman: House bill No. l92, to amend the law to promote the comfort of persons travelling on railroad trains.
 By Mr. Owens: House bill No. 193, to provide for the payment of refunding cer- tifcates.
 By Mir. Park: House bill No. l94, to prevent hunting with 6re-pans, lanterns, headlights, etc.
 By Mir Roberts, of Pulaski: House bill No. 199, to amend the law in relation to the inspection of oils and fluids. It requires that all oil and fluids shall be inspected in the counties in which they are used.
 By. Mir. Robertson: House bill No. 200, to amend the law in relation to inquests.
 By Mir. Rodgers, of Craghead: House bill No. 20l, to pruvide for marking the last resting place of certain ex-Confederate dead. The bill appropriates $500 for a monument and for beautifying the grounds in the cemetery at Franklin, Tenn.
 By Mir. Rodgers, of Jefferson: House bill No. POP, to amend the law establish ing the second ehancery district.
 By Mr. Russel: House bill No. 203, to compel railroad companies to receipt for all freight delivered at their depots.
 By Mir. Sellers House bill No 2O4, for the better preservation of the funds of the charitable institutions.
 By Mr Smith; House bill No POS, to provide for the building and improving of roads, bridges, etc., in Union and White counties.
 By Mir. South: House bill No. 206, to offer reward of $l ,000 for the apprehen- sion of the murderer of A. G. Byler.
 By Mir. Stewart: House bill No PCT, to catch tax dodgers and to provide more efficient manner of assessing taxable prop erty.
 The house adjourned until 9 o'clock to- morrow morning.
 Thursday Morning, February g.
 SENATE.
 The president brought the senate to or der at 9;35 this morning. The roll was called by the secretary. Prayer said by the chaplain. and the proceedings of yes terday's session read and approved.
 REPORT OF COMMITTEES.