The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-12

No. 91-Appropriates $4,000 for the
payment of clerks and extra employees
of the assembly
No. 95-Proyides that county COM
missionerS can send not more than four
habitual drunkards to Kelley insti-
tute for cure of drink habit each year,
application to be made by families or
friends of the parties and the county
not to be bound to pay more than s1Oo
expense in each case.
No 94-ConstituteS the governor, au-
ditor and secretary board OF railway
assessors to assess the property of all
railroads. express, car, telephone and
telegraph companies doing business in
the territory.
No 1O5-Provides for the levying of
tax in certain sections to pay debts for
school furniture contracted for by the
original school township.
No 10S-Provides for the calling of
county seat elections in any county in
the territory in the fall of 1896 upon
petition of two-thirds Of the legal vo-
tiers in the county.
No. 110-FiXes the compensation of
township assessors, giving them y
per day the per diem not to exceed $40;
In case the work taxes longer than this
they are to receive SIS per hundred
lists.
No. 112-Relates to duties of county
commissioners and prohibits them con-
tracing debts for any purpose in ex-
cess of so per cent of the tax levied for
county purposes for the current year
and any amount issued for indebted
ness in excess Of that amount shall not
be a charge against the county, but
may be collected by the holder in civil
action against the county commission
erS or their bondsmen.
No. 1l4-FiXeS the rate of taxation al
not more than three mills for general
territorial purposes, one half mill for
territorial normal school, one half mill
for territorial university, and not to
exceed nine mills for general county
purposes.
No. I19-Provides that in any case
where a laborer. clerk, servant or
nurse is compelled to sue to obtain
wages. they shall be allowed judgment
also for attorneys fees and no property
shall be exempt from judgment rem
dered for such services.
No. 123-Provides for the vacation Of
townsites in certain cases.
No. 12S-Relates To fish and game. 1t
is unlawful to shoot deer, prairie chick
ems, grouse, quail. wild turkey, spar
row, wren. martin or any like insec-
tiVoToUS birds, except that quail, prairie
chicken and wild turkey may be shot
between November l and February /.
for sale: and plover and doves between
August / and December 81. 1t is I'M
lawful TO hunt, trap or fish on any
mans premises without his consent
and unlawful for any transportation
company to carry game out of the ter
ritory. 1t is unlawful to take fish by
gig, spear, seine, net. or any other way
except by pole and line.
No. Exchanging the time of listing
property from February | TO March /.
No. 133-Provides for the assessment
and taxation of all transient stocks of
goods and other personal property, re-
quiring them to be at once LISTED when
brought into the territory AMI making
the tax at once due and cOllectable
when any attempt is made to move the
goods away or sell at auction.
No. 13S-AmendS the statutes relative
to the tax levy in school districts and
provides among other things that the
school levy shall not exceed 2 per cent
and the school house shall not be over
one half mile from the center Of the dis
trict
No. 139-ProVides for the restoration
of court records that have been lost
or destroyed.
No. I42-Legalizes the Incorporation
of the city of Medford.
No. 145-Attempts TO remedy the evil
consequent upon the destruction of
the recording of deeds and other in
StrumentS.
No. 148-Creates the office of territor-
ial veterinary surgeon to be connected
with the agricultural college and pro-
viding stock sanitary regulations.
No. 152-Regulates and governs build
ing and loan associations.
No. 153-Allowing citizens and pri-
vate corporations to condemn land for
waterworks, electric light plants, etc.
No. 154-Allows administrators to
mortgage estates under certain condi-
tons.
No. 164-Provides for the employment
OF stenographers by the judges of the
supreme court to transcribe their
opinions; no judge to be allowed to eX-
coed $50 year for such services.
No. ILLS the civil rights bill, MAX
ing il a misdemeanor punishable by a
fine to make Determinations against
any race, but still providing for seper-
ate schools for white and colored child
rem.
No. 172-Provides for the establish
ment of soldiers home at Fort Sup
ply.
No. 19e-Gives probate judges juris-
diction in all divorce cases.
No. Earthquakes the examination
and licensing of pharmacists.
No. 2G9-Relates To the issuance of
bonds by school districts.
No. 222-F'iXeS the rate of printing
legal notices at so cents a square.
No. 22S-Allows cities and towns to
purchase land and establish cemeter-
les
No. 232-Appropriates 5000 for the
payment &C clerks and other employees
of the legislature.
No. 231-PrONideS for the appoint
ment by the governor of three commits
Sioners 10 promote uniformity of iegiS-
latiou among the different states.
Ne. 2il-LegaliZing the action OF the
county commissioners of Day county in
moving the county seat to Grande.
No. 24I-AuthoriZes county clerks TO
supply omitted tax books and COM
plete and correct imperfect ones
NO. 250-AuthorizeS the boards in
ch2rgeof territorial institutions to lay
out streets around the grounds thereof.
No. 25l-Allows the Purcell Bridge
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