The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-20
KING GOES UP HEAD
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Uliss vote was cast for j. 5. Parks OF Be-
lott, and the Republican vote for j. K
Hudson.
Following are some Of the important
measures UP for consideration in the
house:
House bill s., byBtown OF Cowley, an
act to provide for the control and i'm
proyement O. the public highways and
bridges. This bill provides that the
board of county commissioners shall have
authority to appropriate from or issue
county warrants on the general funds in
any sum not TO exceed three-fourrhs OF
the amour. expended the previous year
for the relief of the poor not maintained
| on poor farm, to be used in improving
the principal roads, and providing that
only persons shall be employed in max
| ing such improvements as would other
| wise have 20 receive aid from the county.
House bill 100. by Keefer of Leaven-
| a-orth-Deining additional duties or
county commissioners, state treasurer.
bank commissioner and attorney general.
County commissioners are required by
the provisions of this bill 20 pass upon all
| loans on ali real estate situated within
their respective counties. the amount OF
which loan shall exceed $500. and certify,
upon request, 20 any association or cor
rora ton the rea. and assessed valuation
OF ali property inquired for and upon
which loans are requested. No individ-
uai association or corporation shall make
any lean UPON any property TO exceed
one-half the valuation so certified.
House bill 101. by Keefer-To disorgan-
ize all townships having less than fifty
houSeholders.
BY Doyle of Republican act to appro-
pirate money TO establish a public park
in the ancient Pawnee village in Repuo-
liz county.
EoliSe bill 12o. by Hackney Of yelling
ton-To compel weekly payment of
wages by all railroad companies doing
business in the state.
House bill No. 127, by McGrath-An
act to secure to laborers and others the
payment of their wages and bills in law
full money OF the United States, the re-
demption Of any scrip, token. check,
order or other evidence OF Indebtedness
issued by any person. firm, corporation,
company or trust at regular intervals,
and the prevention of coercion OF en-
ployes. the penalty for violation of this
act and the repeating Of sections 2441.
PAP, 2443, of the general statutes of 1889,
and ali acts and parts Of acts In conflict
herewith.
House bill No. 161. by Taylor-An act
establishing primary elections. prescrib-
ing the manner OF selecting party candi-
dates providing for the publication Of
the names of party candidates on the or
fetal ballots for general elections, and re-
pealing paragraphs and OF chapter %.
session laws of 1898, and all portions OF
paragraphs 6. Z, 9 and 10 of said chapter
which refer to certificates OF nomination
as applied to general elections.
Seaton of Atchison introduced by re-
quest a bill 10 prevent unjust garnish-
melrt of wages or salary OF laborers IN
favor OF creditors.
HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Sneaker Street has announced the ap-
pointment of the following standing
committees:
state Affairs-Mr E. c. Weilep, chair
man: Messrs. Palenske, Taylor, Walters,
Werhle, Perry, Gates.
Assessment and Taxation-Mr. lsaaS
Conger. chairman; Messrs. Foley. Carr,
Stevens, Fulton. Rutledge, Mccarthy,
Finney, Vogelgesang.
Railroads.&c.. W. F. Brown, chair
man: Messrs. Fairchild, Rothweiler, Jam
ison. Jaouins. Jones, Russell, Fulton,
Ward. Basgan. Simmons, Burtis, Hen
ley, Try. Brooks.
Agriculture-Mr VIM. Lewis chair
man: Messrs. Crosby. LOOMS, Farrell.
Carr. Johnson of Chase, Brown OF Gree
ley. Bennett, Reed.
Charitable Institutions-Mr. W. II. In
gle. chairman: Messrs. Feighner. Marks,
Bean, Johnson of Labette, Hollenbeck,
Shouse.
Manufacturing-Mr Isom Wright,
chairman; Messrs. Graves, Casin, Muen
zenmeyer. Seaton, Hackbusch. Henley.
Mines and Mining-Mr James Cassin,
chairman; Messrs McGrath, Lewis, Loo
mis-, Jamison. Walters, Dingas, Feighn-
or Goodno. Hackbusch, Heminger, Bot
kin. Dewitt.
Federal RELATIONSHIPS J. ". Gray,
chairman Mesrs Ingle. Singleton, Ep-
person, Fouts, Wilson, Jackson, of Com
anche.
Militia-Dr. F. T. johnson. chairman;
Messrs. Simmons, Davis. Dalton, ia
auins, Aker, Bacon.
Municipal Corporations-Mr. c. II.
Turner. chairman; Messrs. Rutledge.
Stevens, Armstrong, Smith or Brown,
Bradley, Hickman.
Banks and Banking-Mr. Paul Russell,
chairman: Messrs Gillespie, Paienske,
Ward, Williams, Marty, Burkholder, Sea
Yer, Giesler.
Public Lands-Mr r. J. Wallace, chair
man: Messrs Loomis, Gray, Doyle, Lew
is, Grimes. Hickman.
Public Buildings and Grounds-Mr.
Alfred Lawson, chairman; Messrs. Keef-
er, MOtt. MuenZenIidyeF AelZieT, hcu-
die, Haywood.
Engrossed Bills-Dr. F. H. Smith.
chairman: Mesrs. Outcalt, Gillespie,
Wright, Richards, Shouse. Dewitt.
Judicial Apportionment-Mr. c. W.
Fairchild. chairman: Messrs. Marks,
Ernst, McKeever, Simmons, Outcalt,
Goodno, Davis, Harvey, Botkin. Russell,
Walters, Doyle. Barley. Farrell, Brad
ley. Turner, Merrill, Jaquins, Wright,
Marty. Johnson of Nemahs, Basgall.
Armstrong. Lambert of Lincoln. Raven
scratt. Tapscott, Lobdell, Conger, Pal
enske.
Cities OF the Second Class-Mr. VI. T.
Jones, chairman; Messrs. Muenzenmay-
er. Johnson of Lebette. Brown of Cow
ley. Lambert of Lyon. Buell.. Barker.
Mileage-Mr. ]. 5. Richards. chairman;
Messrs. Gillespie, Wallace, Smith OF
Sherman, Dalton, Jackson, Of Harvey,
Poison.
Livestock-Mr z. Jaquins. chairman:
Mesrs. Conser. Ravenscreft, Singleton.
Russell. Lambert Of Lincoln, Johnson OF
Nemaha. Stuart Irwin.
Temnerance-Mr. II. ". Dingus, chair
man; Messrs Barley, Davis, Carr. Max
well Shouse. Poison.
Roads and Highweys-Mr. I. d. Full
ton. chairman: Nessrs. Fell. Wallace.
Maxwell, Lewis, Bacon, Bradley, Me
Keever.
Hewent to the Front.
Tbs captain-general knitted his
hrows industriously:
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