The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-03-28

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Senate bill giving husba 4
wife equal interest in homes
case Of the death of either.
} Senate bill empowering
City to provide a pension 7z
disabled policemen. Passed. {;
] Senate bill changing the u
holding circuit court in Gty
and Usage counties. Passed TX
Senate bill revising thei ~
laws relating to the ventilklc
coal mines. Passed. Il
Senate bill providing thai
prisoners are confined in dc0
jail other than the county, u
they were convict ed, procetset
release may be determined Wiz
transfer Of prisoners. Passed. 4
Senate bill authorizing ca
seats without railroads to coa
electric lines o. railways =
\ Senate bill szfah - '|
Of circuit att6fnyyS 76E ! n n
district of the state. Lost.
Senate bill prohibiting conntle
from taking INDECENT insane person
from asylums and placing them il
poor houses. Passed.
The house fellow servant law was
called up in the senate and precipi-
tated lively fight. Senator Lyman
moved that it be referred to the
committee on railroads. Senators
Basket, Williams and other we'll
known friends of the measure asked
to have it referred to the senate as n
committee of the whole.
Senator Basket, speaking as a
democrat, discussed the measure
very warmly. He said if the demo-
cratic party wanted to lose its
supremacy in the state, then let it
defeat the fellow servant law. The
measure, he said, had been demanded
for twenty years, and it was the
right, privilege and duty of the senate
to give the measure consideration and
fair treatment.
Senators Tunnel and Goody koontz
made brief speeches in favor of
reference to the railroad committee,
when a roll-call was ordered and
Senator Baskett's motion to refer to
a committee of the whole was lost by
the following vote:
Yeas--Baskett, Dunn, Cash, Kennish,
Klene, Morton, Williams, Yeater--s.
Nays - Amelung, Ballard, Bledsoe,
Brewster, Busche, Davisson, Drum,
Goodykoontz, Harrison, Landrum, Love,
Lyman, McCIintic. Morrissey, Mott,
O'Bannon, Orchard, Seaber, Tunnel,
Walker, Wurdeman-21.
Peers, Powers-5.
The bill was then ordered to the
committee on railroads, which is
composed of the following members: !:
Messrs. Lyman, Love, Orchard, Nor
ton, Busche, O'Bannon and Wurde-
man.
The following nominations were
confirmed by the senate in executive
session:
Recorders of voters, st. Louis
Charles P. Higgins, for four years
from January /, 1895.
Regents Kirksville Normal School
VIM. B. Hayes, Lancaster, and
Robert N. Bodine, Paris, to terms
ending January l, 1901.
Regents Warrensburg Normal
School--John N. Dalby, SeIalia, and
Henry A. Peed, Warrensburg, to
terms ending January /, 1901; and
A. J. Wray, Lamar (vice g. G. Bur-
ton, resigned,) to term ending Janu-
ary l, 1897.
Regents Cape Girardeau Normal
School-Louis Houck and Leon ].
Albert, Cape Girardeau, to terms
ending January /, 1901; DIR. ]. L.
Haw, Pennington, (vice 7. P. Bu-
ford, deceased,) to term ending jan
ary 1, 1889.
Regents Lincoln Institute-John
F. Heinrichs, jefferson City, and J.
w. Dickey, st. Charles, to terms
ending January l, 1901.
Manager Fulton Lunatic Asylum
Frank R. Newberry, Fredericktown,
(vice J. J. Russell, resigned), to
term ending February 1, 1897.
Manager st. Joseph Lunatic Asy-
lum-Joseph s. Rust, Kansas City,
(vice H. @. Arnold, resigned), to
term ending February 1, 1897; j. W.
Heddens, st. Joseph, and William
Ellison, Maryville, to terms ending
February l, 1899.
Managers Nevada Lunatic Asylum
David s. Brown, Pettis county, and
William H. Jones, Greenfield, to
terms ending February 9, 1899.
Managers School for the Blind
M. H. Post, st. Louis, and o. l..
Munger, Van Buren,, to terms ending
February /, 1899.
Managers School for Deaf and
Dumb-M. f. Bell, Fulton, and F. H..
Kollmeyer, New Florence, to terms
ending February /, 1899.
Managers Reform School for Boys
William M. Williams, Boonville,
and Joseph j. Russell. Charlestou. to