The Russellville Democrat., 1893-03-23
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him out policy and carry it around and show it to get others. This will make such a policy binding on the company.
 Senator Hill made strong speech in support of the bill. It passed, yeas, 24 !; nays, 2.
 The vote by which senate bill l0l, to make the supreme court clerk 8 salaried office, by Senator Russ, failed to pass wt 2, on motion of Senator Hill, re-ccnsidered.
 The senate at o'clock adjourned.
 HOUSE.
 The house re convened at 2 pm.
 Consideration of senate bill No. 25 was resumed.
 Mir. Rodgers, of Benton, offered an amendment, requiring road overseers to be the custodian of the tools of their respective districts, and imposing a fine of $l0 and not more than $25 for using such tools foi their own benefit.
 Mir. Gray offered an amendment to the amendment, making the fine $1 and $l0.
 Both amendments were lost.
 MT. South moved to postpone the flu, ther of the bill until Tuesday morning.
 time and placed on it's final passage, which was carried.
 The roll was called and the bill failed to pass.
 House bill No. 3ol, by the committee on roads and highways, suspending the opera tions of portions of the present road law and authorizing county urts to maintain and build roads, highways and bridges, being the special order, was taken up.
 Mr. Harrison was called to the chair l
 After a lengthy discussion, the roll was called and the bill failed to pass.
 House bill No. 2S!, by Mir. Richardson, requiring county convicts to be worked on the public roads in Phillips county, was read third time and passed.
 Mir Collins obtained an indefinite leave of absence.
 Mir. Hutton was granted indefinite leave of absence.
 House bill No. 145, by Mr. Williamson, the office of secretary and treasurer of the Arkansas Industrial Uni ,ersity, was read third time and passed by a unanimous vote
 House bill No. BOT, by Mr Gates, re- quiiing settlements by county treasurers with the courts every quarter, was read third time and passed by unanimous vote.
 House bill No. 306, by Mir. Harris, to prohibit the sale of intoxicants within five miles of Viola Academy, at Viola, Fulton county, was read third time and passed, the vote Icing aye', 63; nays, 12.
 House bill No. PIC, by Mir. Miller, to prohibit hun ing and fishing on Sunday lead third time.
 Mir Smith asked if he should find worm in his garden and should place the worm Dn hook and throw it into a stream to drown it, would he be arrested for doing SO, and, if arrested, would he be convicted
 The speaker said that all depended on the jury.
 After a brief discussion, the roll was called and the bill was passed. The pen alty for violating the provisions of the bill is fine of not less than $5 nor more than s25 for each offense.
 The house then adjourned.
 Friday Morning, March IT.
 SENATE.
 President Kinswcrthy called the senate to order at 930 this morning. Secretary Howell announced quorum present. The Rev. Mir. White, chaplain, led in prayer, and Journal Clerk Shoppach read yesterdays g 
 REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
 Education--On senate bill 222, to incor- porate state normal school, favorsbly.
 Engrossed Bills s-On senate bills Nos. 273, 262 and l73, correctly engrossed; sen ate bill No. 206, to provide for the support and maintenance of the state university at Fayetteville which was made special order for this hour, was read third time.
 Senator Adams moved that a further Monday morning immediately after the morning hour.
 Senator Wilson opposed the motion. So did Senator MehaAy.
 The motion was voted down and the bill passed, yeas. 26; ma, s, 4.
 Senate bill No. 3O3, to regulate the pub lie printing Of this state, was taken up and an amendment was read and adopted and the bill made special order for Monday
 Bill No. 24l, to aid in the management and conduct of the state penitentiary which had already been read third tune, was put upon it's passage and failed to do 80, yeas, 4; nays, 23.
 Senator Harkey sent up a resolution bearing upon the salaries of the sergeant and assistant sergeant-at-arms, in- creasing their salaries.
 Senator Smith moved that the resou- ton be referred to committee on judiciary.
 The motion was adopted.
 Senator Adams sent up petition and it was sent to the proper committee.
 INTRODUCTION oF BILLS.
 Bill No. BOT, by Senator Hawkins, to amend section 1898 of. Mansfelds Digest, read twice and referred to committee on circuit and inferior courts.
 Bill No. sos, by Senator Russ, by request to protect em- ployes and guarantees ktheir rights to belong to labor organizations, read twice and referred to committee on agriculture.
 Bill No. 309, by Senator Smith, to pro- tect fruit growers, read twice and referred to committee on agriculture.
 Bill No. BIO, by Senator Hill, to extend the right of suffrage 10 women of Arkansas and to make them eligible to members of school boards, read twice.
 HOUSE BILLS.
 House bill No. lG2, to require cities of the first and second class to provide for the employment of justified engineers in run hing elevators in such cities, read first tune.
 House bill No. l51, to amend sections ill2 and lll3 of Mansfeld's s Digest, and to authorize counties to provide for the burial of dead paupers, read first time.
 House bill No. 242, to establish county uniformity of school books, read first time.
 House bill No. l74, to provide for the admission into the state luRatie asylum of insane persons other than such as are insane by county and probate judges, read first time.
 House bill No, 100, to regulate the prac. tiee of medicine and surgery, read first time.
 House bill No. SIS, fixing the salaries ol t tle county officers of Saline county, read first time.
 House bill No. 3l4, to fix the fees ead salaries of the county officers of Madison county, read first time.
 House bill No I45, to authorize tho governor to appoint secretary and treas urer of the state university at Fay etteville read first time.