The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1895-03-08

Tho house worked upon congressional
superintendent. having the Blair bill and a
From both q new bill was formulated and
passed. It changes present districts this
way: The First. Fifth and Sixth districts
ar, unchanged. TIL. present Second dis
trict loses Bourbon. The present Third dis
trict loses Cowley and gains Bourbon. The
present Seventh district, which becomes the
new Eighth, lose, S 'dgwick. kingman.
Pratt, Harper, Barber, Mcpherson and
Harvey.
Eckstein securi d reconsideration of the
Wichita Normal school bill. 1t was again
defeated; 60 to 5'.
BY the final agreement in conference on
the agricultural college appropriation. the
5000 for connect ng the armOry with the
heating apparatus and 500 for Sidewalks
were allowed, but the $4,000 for the domes-
tic science hall was cut out.
The senate passed an appropriation bill to
fini-h and equip the Hutchinson reforma-
tory.
The senate passed and the house acted
favorably, in committee of the whole. upon
the Appropriation of $4,000 and mil! levy
for carrying on the work upon the state
house. The only senators voting against
the bill we're Baldwin. Bowling. Cooke.
Helm. Jumper, Reid, Reilly, Sem. SEearer.
Smith and True.
A bill passed the senate to make it unlaw-
full for any one but dentist holding oI-
poma to pull tooth.
The hou-e killed the provision of $4,000
for new chemistry build ng and to repair
the old chemistry building for pharmacy
school at Kansas university.
The house approved IN committee OF the
whole new fee bill for the state printer.
The deficiency item for the Topeka insane
asylum. first passed by the house at $1,000,
was cut in conference committee to $1,000.
The house passed the appropriation for
the Hutchinson reformatory; 100 to & A
bill was also passed for thu transfer of GER
tain prisoners from the peniteutiary to the
reformatory.
The house passed bill to exempt from
garnlshment beneficiary or insurance money.
The second conference on the fee and
salary bill repor. ed it hopeless for an agree
ment and both houses adopted the report.
The Soldier home appropriation gives
$4,000 for current expenses for two years
and the erection of certain minor buildings.
The appropriation for the Winfield idiot
asylum includes provision for the purchas.
of moro land.
The house Passed the bill asked for by the
doctors to give them the monopoly of treat
blu.
The state veterinarian was put out of Of
fec by act of the legislature.
By bill passed railroads are prohibited
from blocking a county highway more than
fifteen minutes.
Upon motion Mr.. Sutton, of Russell, the
item for expens. of mem bers and delegates
to the state board of agriculture was raised
from $50 to $l.CO).
Amotion to raise the appropriation for the
live stock commission from SIS o to $4,000
was warmly supported by Mr.. Bone of Clark,
Mr.. Lambert of Lyon, Mr.. Funk and Mr..
Warner, and it was adopted.
Mileage for board- of the state institutions
was agreed to in conference at cents.
A concurrent resolution went through in
structiug the secretary of state to present
each member of the legislature with q copy
of the session laws of 1895.
Senator billiard called up Bourbon coun-
~ fee and salary bill BY unanimous consent
end secured its passage.
The senate docket clerk wss continued in
ser-ice i've days after adjourn mont: the a.
sistant docket clerk ten days and the senate
pCstmss three days.