Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1898-03-24


Agent Insurance Law Given a Death
Blow.
FRANKFORT, Ky, March 1I.--t'ov.
bradley was hard at work all day ex-
aiming bills. and ne evidently had his
veto machine in fine working order, a.
he knocked out almost rs many bills as
he approved. Among the first that he
vetoed Wednesday afternoon was ON"
that will bring sorrow To the hearts OF
the u 900 bicyclists in kentucky, it be-
ing the Tracey bill requiring railroads
to carry bicycles as baggage. The
other bills vetoed "Wednesday are a.
follows:
Providing that an appeal may he
taken To the court of appeals in habuS
corpus eases.
Requiring that police Judges in sec
ond-class cities shall receive pay for
holding examining trials.
Resolution providing pay for idiots
during the time their committees al
lowed tie tve-year inquest period to
clapSc.
Amending Chapter 81, Article I, Sec
tiun l. of the general statutes, 50 that
the sheriff may summon by-standcrs
for jury service when the panel is eX-
haustcd.
Relating To rC-enuc and taxation and
a uniform system of valuation.
To lcgalizc elections in certain grad
cd common school districts.
Resolution providing that circuit
clerks need not pay back to the state
s. fees collected in felony eases.
L.. IL.
bill, which requires all fire insurance
policies written in this state To be
written by a resident agent.
The governor vetoed house bill 416
Wednesday because of n glaring mae
curacy in the title of the bill. The
! title Is An act to repeal section l.,
article /, cha ptcr (, general statutes,
which is section 2O2j Kentucky stat
utcs, entitled Guardian and Ward.
| When looked up the body Of the bill
proposes to repeal chapter - of the
| general statutes, instead of chapter 1
| Chapter relates To deaf and dumb
asylums, while section lob of Ken
| lucky statutes relates to guardian and
ward, so the inconsistency makes the
| veto necessary.
FRANKFORT, NY, March lS.-Thc
governor closed business for st Fat
| REX day ny vctolhG the blil allowing
| kentucky insurance companies to in
| vest their surplus in other than Ken
| lucky securities, and Mr. IIintons bill
relating to sales of real estate tn salts
fy membranes. lie also signed the
bill changing the time oi holding com
L
mon school trustee elections from June
tn October The result for the day
was: bills signed, :; bulls vetoed,
FRANKFORT NY, March ~. - The
governor dld not have as much raw
material tn work ON Friday as nc did
thursday, ;" the number of ms vetocs
decreased FRIDAY To four ana ms APP
| prevails to one. The 'ovlngton and
Newport members of the legislature
VIII bc greatly disappointed over Fri
day : work, as he vetoed House Bills
I'll and rs. The first named was for
the bcneht OF Incorporated districts or
other municipalities not heretofore
assigned tn any class of towns. and
was intended Tor the special benefit of
Milldale, in kcnton county.
Inc reason assigned Tor the veto was
i
that II was contrary To section 30 OF
the constitution, which provides for
local legislation, and that the statute
already provides a method for organic
ing such districts. No. 2iS is an act tn
provide for the creation and govern
ment of suburban districts near sec
ond-class cities, and was especially in
tended for Highlands, in Campbell
county. 1t was vetoed for exactly the
same reason given for vetoing No. 234.
contr,ct sb,l bo ,r,do 20 10. ~,
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