Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-02-02
KANSAS LEGISLATURE.


Hutchin 'on By ways AMI means comm ttce
-Appropr,atins $50 for tho Ossawatomie
lnaane asylum &c SEA for the Topeka IN
sane asylum s3DJ for the chinch bu.
station ut the state university a'ainst tho
establishment OF n woman's rcformatory. Nv
HeIm-Fixing the maximum salary TO DO paid
to the presidents OF the state university.
state normal school and state agricultural
cole Q at $40 pcr annum The president OF
tho state uuivertlty now receives n,n) per
annum. while each OF the other two receives
o., o. This c,mmittee On railroad reported
monster bill. which practically tikcs
the mana cement OF railro.d d. out OF
the control OF tho owners and nd es II In the
hand, OF the II ITO bo,ri OF railroad commits
sionerS II empowers tho board To Tx all
rates AMI classihcitions II Il the SAM bill
known ~ tho maximum freight rate BILL
passcl by the senate 10 years ago DiiiarIs
bill re-e ,lin; the metropolitan poii;c Law hid
its cnictin claus 'strdck out BY the decisive
vote OF - to- The printin; dshsien;y bill,
carrvin $500, was passed.
The house held u short scS ion adjourn In. AZ
. o'clock TO i've commuters chance TO work
About forty hills were introduced
Jan - -Fhc followin con ressional ap
porti ,nment con hittcc was named by
Spcal,,r Lobicli In the house. Moore chair
man Culbi. Ion Benedict. Sim)n+ Fii.'
Gerald. Robson oush Canon. Mathews,
Sattcrthw.iite Rothwellcr, Hilton Bark
ley The spc iker aso appointed tho
folio sin spc.i committee TO invcsii ate
Warden Chasc of the pcnlc ltary:
But or chairman Robin on. Painter, True
blood III ton a petition WA received IRON
Ar cntin9 scttin: forth that the petitioners
were DISCHARGED employee OF the Santa Fc
roai and Tn account OF the oppot
In nf ~ n NJ
pany. coud not bc rcilstitci
The senate and house were requested To con-
slider the ca.e anil use their influence to re-
store the petitioners to their former places
Mr. Hanna Of Cir ham Introduced bill ere
attn u co rmiSsi,n to put up m inuments TO
mark nh re the NanSaS troops 10 ight NJ Oh cit
nm ruga The committee on education report
ed favorabiy on the bill, requirin; tn fyin
OF the I'm ted States fla; over school houses
durln, school hour. The committee on
Judiciary rep TT ii favorabi: On the bill re-
ducin the rate OF interest from ID TO per
cent AZ noon the house adjourned until 3
o'clo,k Monday afternoon
Anon; the bills intro ucad In the senate
was one by Mr. De,niSon to "rtnt pen i N
OF ,. per month to Irerin Convey who vas
wounded durin. the legislative war
two years years o. Mr. T,yl RS anti
pass bill was reported favorably by the CON
mittee on iailro IDS and the house bill IN ikir-
February IL al holiday. was passed
Then the ~ ite went into executive ses-ion
for the consider tito OF the ovornor mp
pointncnts which ser, alt con lrncd
Jnnulri ~ he sen ,tc In committee OF the
whoe pIs cd Senator DilirI's joint rcsoln
ton for u con ,tltu,lonal COW 'ntion There
was no debate Only one vote was cat
q ain,t tho resolution That wa b.
Senator Cooke Of Nit he'll county
Senator ShearcrS stock yards bill
was n ssed with an amen lment In regard TO
the chlr:e for hv and corn This prov ion
gives stock yirl IN lIt.erS tn, ri ht 10
churgr twenty cents busael for corn over
the market price and q ton Tor
hLy over AMI above the market price,
The committee on agriculture has mate a
favor ibl report on senator She ,rrr's bill
prohihiiin, the inspection Of hos for the
purpo.e OF do.ka t. in public yards The
committee OH ju li'iarJ has male
u f,vurahlc rcp.rt on Senator
Browns Join, rcsO MI m for vot" of the
puo 10 on All am ,Id.nri t. tn; stat; c,nni'
tuition prohib tn: the iSsu OF passes to
public of,caiS
The house rc,onycned ut 3o'ciork
after rccc y since last Thursd ".
TNcnty bills were intro iucci Only
one however WAS ~ General import inte II
was for the establish neat OF u state boirl OF
irri alton. enns tin OF three members who
sd I'll oonlu { experiments In western Kan
sss 10 Il ,icrmnc tn, supply OF water and the
mo I pa tea. method OF u,in II for irri. u
tion purposes
Jan =. n the senate. Dcnnis on OF Butler
introduced y re- olutinn dcnyin the prlvilc 70 :
OF the q ,or tctwo X IN US ity ~ " reporters
on account OF ale Cd untruthfnl ropo't3
about gambler, dsll: money TO dcfcu the
Gu bSon bill Afi,r the reporters h I'd ex
planned the matte: u the sen tie the re 20 u
ton wal AMENDED so n To allow the the
privileges provided they male retrictions OF
the urti 10 complaigcd OF A u committee OF
the who.e the senate recommended the pa r.
q q OF billiard iii creaiin, an appellate
court
In tho house twenty no new bills were In
troduccd maxim: u re ord ~ W. bills intro
due d 80 far this ses sion House bill No III
b. Caldwell rropo ,cs TO appropriate .2j,O) for
the purpose OF maxim hydrOstatic survey OF
the western part Of the state. wet OF tn
meridian The bill contemplate the BORN 2
OF artc ian wells and location OF stori ba-
sins for hold NJ water for irri alton purposes
Jan .3l-Thc house appointed committee
TO investigate tn Kansas City kansas stock
yard Mr.. Brown OF Pratt OF re rcsolu'
ton PROVIDING for the pur :iasr OF .:.Olb worth
OF coil for the u 'rcr OF Western ktnsaS
He said thu III output OF tho pcnitcnti'
ary was not sufficient Ia supply the no
mand The resolution was tablet ABOUT
lorty bills we're introduced those
OF importan-e were by Mr.. Moore Of Saline
for the taoli hm mt OF IN In Ine asylum at
Salina by Nc an lrcws OF Lo !an for thu
re .rlatipn II roroi n life Insurance con-
panies by Mr. NcIic of shawnee for the pro-
lection OF thi state house from lirc by Mr.
Tucker OF DO las. Or the determination OF
chinch bug ~ Mr Remington OF Miami for
the 70 ulation II building AMI loan a''oca'
tions.
Tho Cubbl'o1 antllo;ter; and altI gam
bling bill viii 10 ON laws rs spon ~ Gov
ernor Morrill, sims them an the; he pub
iished In tho oii:al ST. g pIpr TncY arc
known " hlu.o bills Mo- and
and were all passed by the
senate Tho: mise gamblin . lottery dealin:
and yam lin house keerin guilty OF
fcloni pun: II bic By peni,entiary impr'on'
mcnt Til eIate concurrent resolution for
n consiituiiO al convention was pI,sel BY u
vote OF 9'to5 II W ssnt to the house
Senate, Cookies ponl bill was passed by