Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-02-06

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out the Goebel bill to repeal me charter 9th
Southern Pacific Co Messrs weissinger and
Bronston spoke against the bill, and Mcssrs.
McCord and Goebcl in favor OF It A vote was
finally reached. and the bill was defeated by a
vote OF eight for to 60 against
HoUsE-The bill looking to amendment of
the constitution. so that the state capital may
be removed by a vote OF tho people. was post
poned until tho last day OF the session The
reports OF the committee in tho Dunlap-Rauf-
man contest were read In full, but action was
postponed unit! after the werner-Tompkins
case is settled Mr. Phelps then arose to a
question OF personal privilege. He accepted
the DISCLAIMERS that the gentleman from But
Ter made Wednesday. and said his action We'd
nesday was not in accord with usual conduct.
aad he was sorry the scene OF Wednesday oc-
CURED.
FRANKFORT. Ky. Feb % -SESArE--The
senate accomplished but little Friday. Mr.
Lieherths bill which has already passed the
house, providing that counties in which there
Is or may he 4 taxing district may build and
maintain courthouse at place other than
the county scat. was reported favorably by the
committee The bill charging the power OF
the railroad commissioner made a
special order for Saturday at 1i:S
o'clock. Bills introduced: Relating to
the inspection and sale of dairy products
and limitations thereof; provides that each
county judge may appoint an inspector OF
milk with salary to be liked by county judge
and fiscal court, and provides for proper PEN
alties for sale OF milk from diseased cows and
for sale OF limitations of butter.
HoUsE-Thc governors veto message was
read in the house IL a house bill that
was vetoed. The bill as passed authorized
shcrins who had failed to give bond by the
first Monday in January to give said bond any
time before March II The governor thought
the bill unconstitutional and vetoed It. The
report OF the committee in the Werner Tomp-
kins contest was taken up and the speaker ap-
pointed Messrs Carroll. barnett, Force and
Howard a committee to agree upon the time to
be allowed for argument
FRANKFORT. March 2-SESArg-The COM
mittec on public health Saturday reported
against the bill for the pharmacy law. The
anti-cigarette bill. which passed the house,
was referred to the committee on public
health. strong fight is being made against
it in tho senate. Mr.. Taylor introduced
n bill providing that the mayor
pro tenn of cities OF the third
class be permitted to veto ordinan-
ces during the absence Of the mayor lie also
presented bill striking out the clause OF the
charter for thrd-class cities requiring city Of
fcials to have been u resident for two years
Mr.. McChord asked for an appropriation OF
S. 500 for the Eddyvi,lc penitentiary. An act
providing for tho changing OF the boundaries
of school districts passed the senate.
HoUsE-Thc contest cases were again taken
up In the house Saturday. but after debate
were continued until Monday. when vote will
be reached Representative Steele introduced
a resolution to the effect that no bills should
be introduced after March J in the house. The
resolution referred to the committee on
rules. with Instructions to report on Monday
An attempt made to suspend The rules