The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-02-08
Senate Bills Introduced,


No. AZ. Regulating certain promissory
notes, regarding the statement to be made
upon the face of said notes, showing fol-
what article or articles, services or values
said notes were given, and making the
notes payable in the county in which the
maker thereof resides, and prescribing GER
tain penalties.-Cooke.
No. 43. Authorizing the mayor and coun-
oil Of cities Of the Arst class TO prohibit. and
suppress lotteries, gift enterprises, policy
and schemes of drawing in the nature Of q
lottery. y.-TsylOr.
No. A. To provide for the construction OF
bridge across the Kansas river between
johnson and Wyandotte counties, at Bon
ner Springs, in WyandOtte county, Kansas,
and authorizing the board OF county COM
missiOners Of Wyandotte county to issue
bonds in payment.-Taylor.
No. 45. An act regulating crimes and pun
ishments, being chapter 81, general statutes
of 1868, and to repeal sections 1913 and 194
of said aot.-Tsylor.
No. 46. In relation to gambling, and re-
pealing section 239 of chapter 81 of the
laws Of 1868, as amended by section of
chapter 149, laws of 1887; also repeating SEQ.
tions 24O, 241, 243 and 246 of chapter 81 Of
the general statutes of Kansas of 1868.--
Taylor.
No. AZ. Relating to crimes and punish
ments, and to prohibit lotteries, gift enter.
prises, policy and schemes Of drawing in
the nature Of lotteries. Taylor.
No. 48. To repeal section 80 Of an act en-
titled "An act concerning private corpora
tiOns," approved March 6, 1868.-Sterne.
No. 40. To exempt from garnishment and
other process or proceedings the labor,
wages, earnings and salary of laborers,
journeymen mechanics, artisans, clerks and
all persons engaged in occupations Of man
ual labor, service, work, or toll, whether
skilled OK not, who are heads of families in
the state of Kansas or elsewhere, and to re-
peal all laws or parts of laws in conflict
Herewith or repugnant thereto.-Sterne.
No. so. Making appropriations for the
institution for the education Of the deaf and
dumb, for the erection of general assem-
bly, room, and other purposes. Parker.
No. 81. Making appropriations for the
current expenses of the Kansas institution
for the education of the deaf and dumb
Parker.
No. 50. Providing for the election of
probate Judge pro tenn in certain cases, and
defining his powers.-Psrker.
No. SO. To prevent the obstruction of
highways, and providing penalty therefor.
Parker.
No. 81. Relating to dispositions in probate
courts, and repeating section 1879 of the
general statutes of 1SS9.-Parker.
No. 55. To vaoate certain streets and
alleys in MoMultin's addition to the city Of
Stockton, state Of Kansas Wiloockson.
No. Sc. To provide for the weekly pay
ment OF wages in lawful money Of the
United States.-Reed.
No. 81. To regulate the weighing Of coal
at the mines.-Reed.
No. So. To define the crime Of conspiracy
and providing punishment therefor
Dumbauld.
No. 50. Regulating the fees of stenog-
raphers Of district oourts.-Jumper.
No. go. Fixing the salaries Of county OIL
GERS of Usage oounty.-Jumper.
No. 81. Supplementary to an aOt regard
ing crimes and their punishments.- Lands.
No. SO. For the incorporation Of oorpo-
rations not intended for pecuniaEy pro6t.-
Lands.
No. So. To repeal an act for The building
Of bridges In Barber county. y.--IAndis.