The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-01-17
Joint Committee on Printing-Mo
5tiekney, Smith, OF Buchanan.
Rules- Martin, Boutwell,, Spencer, of
~. Louis, Porter6eld, Moore, of Missis-
sppi, Julian and Coppedge.

Rules- Martin, Boutwell, Spencer, of
~. Louis, Porterfeld, Moore, OF Missis-
sippi, Julian and Coppedge.
In the house of representatives
rnonfsfhs bills were these;
HrsGriffin: Providing for state
y ard Of arbitration.
N johnson: To prohibit the
detention Of alleged insane persons
vithout due authority.
Mr. atllinger: Providing penalties
FOR persons who conceal public re-
cords.'
Mr.. Quincy: Prohibiting insur-
snce companies frpm engaging in
edifem1t lines n hpysnce. ae.. -.
Mr., Cape: Repeating the law
providing for holding teachers in
stitutes.
Mr.. Cape: Amending the Aus
tralian ballot law 30 as to have the
names Of candidates printed one un-
der another, and thus obviate a large
ballot.
Mr.. Phipps: Fixing sleeping car
rates at 81 per night for single
berth and $3.50 for a seat during
the day and berth at night.
Mr.. Phipps; Regulating tele-
phone rates ty fixing the annual
rental of all telephones other than
public at 500 and public telephones
at $50.
Mr.. Warner introduced Joint and
concurrent resolution providing for
a constitutional amendment to be
submitted at the general election in
1896, for the removal of the state
capital from Jefferson City to st
Louis county.
Mr.. Denslow: Requiring justices
Of the peace to give bond before
qualifying.
Mr.. Short, of Cole: For the estab-
lishment of state board of phar-
macy.
Mr.. Middleton: Providing COM
pensation for road overseers.
Mr.. Armstrong: Requiring tele-
graph companies to transmit free the
day, hour and minute each telegram
Is fled for transmission.
Mr.. Julian: Repeating the law
under which special juries may be
obtained by depositing $75.
Mr.. Marsh: Prohibiting life in
surance companies from taking risks
on children under II years of age.
Mr.. Tubbs: Requiring the pro-
ceeds from the sale of condemned
property. to he turned over to the
revenue fund.
Mr.. Young, of st, Francois: Pro-
viding that in counties having an in
debtedness the license derived from
dramshops shall go into the interest
fund until such Indebtedness is ex-
tinguished.
MIR. Spencer: Providing for a
commission to cooperate with like
organizations from other states to
secure uniform legislation.
Mr.. Murry: Providing for a dog
license fund, to be held for indemni-
tying the owners of sheep killed by
dogs.
Mr.. Tatum: To prevent over
charges in the rate of interest by
fixing schedule of charges for max
ing mortgages, inventories, etc.
Mr.. Phipps: Providing for weekly
payment of wages to all employees of
corporations.
Among bills introduced in the
senate were these:
Mr.. Landrum: Amending the change
OF venue laws 30 that evidence in rebutta
against change of venue may be intro
duced.
Mr.. O'Bannon: Repeating the present
law relating to change OF venue and re-
enacting the law OF 1879
Mr.. Norton: To punish officers OF
trust companies who take deposits sub
ject to check.
Mr.. Busche: To provide for the state
inspection Of building and loan associa-
tions, making the secretary OF state ex-
officio inspector.
Mr.. Yeater: Providing for the calling
OF u constitutional convention, the prop
osition to be submitted to the people a
the next general election.
Mr.. Kennish: To exempt cities Of the
fourth class from the Australian ballot
law in city elections.
Mr.. Love: Establishing a court oi
criminal correction for Jackson county.
Mr.. Lyman: To reorganize the mil.
itia and to provide for paying the sol
diers 81 per a day while actually EN-.
ployed in service. The number OF meI
is limited to $500.
| Mr.. Klene: Regulating fraternal ant
I
beneficiary associations so that those moi
organized under Missouri laws may b'
subject to them.
Mr.. Klene: Providing that in tn,
board Of police commissioners OF st
Louis appointed by the governor no two
shall be OF the same political faith. Ad
tiourned.
Senator Lancaster introduced ,
joint and concurrent resolution fol
an amendment to the constitution
reducing the school age to years.
| Among bills introduced In thu
house were these:
Mr.. Stickney: To establish reform
school for boys in southwest Missouri
and appropriating $50 900 therefor.
Mr.. Tubbs: Repeating proviso OF th
fish law which allows owners Of Liant