Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-01-16


about violations Of thc law.
House bill no. iiS by Benedict, is "a com
prehcusiVc measure vuCatiug al OF part /
of forty OF nifty towusites, the relies OF ]
the boom
House bin No. 49, by Moss provides for /
Tho assessment of property at fall value.
mud for the icyyiug OF all taxes upon land /
exclusive OF improvements or upon per
ronaI property. in the discretion W the
commissioner. OF the yariuus counties,
House biu No isl. 10y Hrowu of crlw-
ford. authorizes the city OF cherokee to is-
edo Si5ni water works houIs
uousp him No. ii2. 10y smith, ~ sherman.
,,,,h,.,;,.,. .N.r,,.,,, county d, 7s.ur NyuUUi
,rrir,ti"n bonds
House hin SO ta hv ShrfunN. provides
for an election i'm shawnee county ,o ypt"
b,nhs ,n buul , Lrl3s. nH ross 'ths N1w
,Iy,,
Ho,sc bai \, i-s e.,,s dovn the corpor.
pin boundarfas nf ibe.rlfy az caldwell
tfousr bIu 80 Ks. by Nusu. provides
,bat ~, r.r-,n .bau li. entitled to moro
,han ON. chang Of venur In proceeding
beforr tusiices q, tho rrl,e.
House bin 80. it9. by sheofor FimpiHes
,t, ,,,,.,..ii,,,r. o., ,'t.f,. ,..g,us yyhrr,
e,or p'%[etS,,'H of ,ba nar,,ss to ,bS suit
has died renllng the action.
tt,,,so Mn ~ tct t,. ,t,rsb,ll pr,yII.4
eor The n,ar,ion of rsun"Iinsn every two
ycars instead Of annually In cities OF the
third class.
uops,. rim y, i.- lac. t,.l. prnvii.s for
,ha externiin.,tf,n a. tho Russian thistio.
i, makes n ,ho spori,l duty of owners of
land rcnt.rs of land nnl road ovrr~.ei.s
10 lay for the Russian thistle on all or
caSlons ana eNt'rmn"le Ill., ......,.,...
'io"se ."'ii ~ '''' "t r. ., 20
70 N'ps OUT me once HoHi'sN'hE ''"" ''
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tiouS' "',i NO '''' 10y H'rN 'Pnl"l''"
So" 'n "' .NI'H'.i IN 'u'''.,.ii~ .,
WhsH. HiH p'','o'S 10 h'I'N I''"yLS' Wv, Wv
H,Sulou,Iou 10 p' Ha'" uil"'I wv W., "a
houS' pIII 80 .i'' lS 'd!. ui"'," ~ 'l'
,nt county attorney IN uI".ull"E UI,,i't.o'lN
~ cases brought 'H"tF '"' P''"''''''H
Jaw
houSe plII No I'-' hN hllllhE'r, proN,u'N
1hdt county toinh'SSiol'r' may hoii 'AsH
Wt'HhEs once month ana browning IoI
salaIlcS ranging from II" per "Nhuh 10
500 per annun
rouse pill no ~ ny r'kSteln' MAKES I'
l'louy puhlshahle ny hhe ana lmprlsoh.
fheht IN 'he pehltehtarN ior any ollclal
10 accept bribc.
houSe plll NO no. Nv frKSteln' makes II
misdemeanor to deliberately beat a hotel
Keeper out OF his pay for board ana IodS-
hgs.
House hIH No. 80, by Thistle, permits
etate banks 10 reduce theIr capital STOCK
10 5000.
House bill No. lN, by Cubbson, provides
Tor the levy of special tax of l mill on
the dollar in Kansas city, Kas.. to pay
tclchers wages.
House bill No. lS2. by Cubbison, provides
FOR the maintenance of public schools in
cities of the first class.
Th. Stat. print,rsbip.
a. 90
- ~ y % clo.h d Jolnt resoiutIoh was re-
t,o bnan rIo.ai tne I senate l,roV'hs mat ,me
~, ~ 'o"sIs Shouii i.tet III Jo'nt ses
Io Iernon sue, Sn9ulu pe HeriafeI elected Hniess
-, G w " nnaJo'LtE u tlS votes Oh @ eosn
af,nr Tho p,n,,hit,, ,t,a ,,it" 80 ~ o,'
ate. led by Lieutenant Governor Troutman
filed into Representative hall. on taking
his place In the speakers stand Governor
Troutman announced that he much regret
fed the absence of It part of the senator's
but as there was a constitutional major
itv of both houses present. the Joint body
would proceed to the election of a state
printer
Senator O'Bryan Democrat. of Sedgwick
who had come over In company with the
Republican members, moved that two SER
geants-at-arms be appointed to bring in
the Populist senators. The resolution car
rled without a dissenting voice but before
the sercennts were appointed TO bring in
The Populist statesmen Senator Baker. of
J.cavenworth, moved to reconsider the mo-
lion by which the sergeants-at-arm were
ordered appointed He said the senators
who had refused to come into the con
Ncntion were a stubborn and stiff necked
people, that they would he no good after
they were brought in and the effort to
bring them might result in a good deal
of litigation and trouble The motion was
reconsidcred.
The roll was then called, Major j. X.
Hudson receiving loi votes. Snow 26 votes
Colonel Tomlnson votes Ohe entire
Democratic strength. George W. Crane
vote AMI Wagner, Of the Topeka Advocate,
votes.
Previous to the adjournment of the
house the speaker announced the following
committees
Committees.
,runjcipal corporations-Robinsor. chair