Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-03-09

/ AuDmNcu the following preferred llst OF hlllh
Mekooyer's bill TO protect labels and trade
marks
Flannolly'S bill regarding admission OF per.
| sons 10 practice law,
llll 10 designate an ofIloIal. court paper by tho
district Judge OF any county with u population
| Of over i5OW,
Bi6b's bill for county and city ownership OF
! telephones.
nIll to croato an insurance rate bill In the
stnte,
Kuls's bill to exempt holders OF first grade
to9ehcrs' certificates from amy further examin-
alton,
Stephonson's plumbing bill.
SpurlOck's wagon tire bill,
FullerG bill relating to qualifications OF coun-
~ attorneys,
Bakers hon docking bills
on inspection bill,
Irrigation bill.
Oloomargnrlne bill.
Chlld labor bill
BIll 70 grant coal rights to Leayonworth coal
companies
Bin TO amend charter OF tho Kansas City coll
lego OF dental surgery
Bin to provide hospital treatment for Insane
patients.
Bin to create board OF tax commissioners In
the state.
Eighty bills were left on the senate calendar
Following we publish the ones most important
bo oil.
Telephone bill.
Pond and reservoir bill.
5ill to regulate undcrtakera
Usury bill,
Bill regarding drunknrds.
lilll 70 tax judgments.
Sleeping cur bill.
state insurance bill.
Bank bill
Doctor bill.
The senate will consider house bills and
the house with consider senate bills TIL Friday
noon, when the consideration OF oil business
except appropriation bills aud messages from
the governor, shall cease.
Topeka, March 3.--The house cut out tho ap-
preparation bill for the blind asylum Mt Kansas
CITY, Kan, the appropriation for typewrIters
place
This ncuIon created furore In tho senate and
the senate refused to accept this cut, and tho
bill has been referred TO conference commit
tee.
The house cut down to $4,000 the bill origin
ally carrying $4,000 for now administration
building at the Topeka insane asylum.
The senate has refused 10 accept this cut and
In consequence the conference committees are
Senator FJrney sald "The house seems to
be determined TO cripple these institutions
the new building
House bill 0l2 Is measure TO detach from
Wathona certain surrounding territory as
Sesses TO maintain n school In tho city, which
but one pupil from the outlying district has at
tended In years.
Adjourned,
Topeka, March L,-The senate passed tho fol
lowing appropriation bills lust night before I'D
.Approprlatlng moneys for current expenses
OF the stute reform school for the ensuing fiscal
years,
Approprlallng sea, Oi2OO to reimburse the sub
scrlbcrs to the Omaha exposition fund.
Making appropriations for the current OK
penses OF the deaf and dumb school at 0lnthe
for the ensuing two years, for repairs; and for
library for INDECENT pupils.
Also approprating money 70 repair the build
lngs, provide sanitary system ana TO erect
hospital ut the OAtho institution.
To appropriate T7l to reimburse Elk county
for qunrantinlng cattle.
The senate has passed the house bill TO rem-
burSe Kansas counties for the care OF destitute
Insane persons, but with nm amendment which
sent the measure back TO the house for further
con 'lderOtlon,
In conformity with the law passed by the
special session Of the legislature, the present
session has made u general reduction In the ap-
preparations for the state printer. Tho reduce
ton averages 10 per cent In oil Of the fees paid
to that oliclal,
Adjourned ut usual hour.
Already it is cheaper to cross the
ocean than for Kansan to reach the
seashore. While Kansans pity the
peopl6 of the seacoast for living so far
away, it must be confessed that there
are disadvantages in living in the very
center of this great country
Down at Wellington the local band
has just brought to a successful con
clusion midwinter fair, the receipts
Of which amounted to $500. 1t is be-
licvcd the boys will net enough with
which to purchase new uniforms,
which was the object in view
1t is said that the house at Topeka
passed bill that had in it no enact
ing clause. That is probably the best
work of the session.
Convicts at the penitentiary will be
their tobacco. The house be-
lieves the weed is something of nee
essity, and 81, 500 is allowed to cover
the cost. Tobacco rations supply the
chief means of settling disputes, also.
If two convicts disagree over propo-
sition it is easily settled by betting
their tobacco for week upon tho de-
cision of referee.
There are more medicine companies
and travelling doctors making Kansas
now than the state ever known before
at this season.
1t is almost time for the barefooted
kids to make contracts to drive the
town cows to andfrom pasture during
the summer months.
1t was recently announced that the
peach buds in Kansas were all killed
A later bulletin, however, says that
some of them weathered the storm all
right This is good news to tbs aver
age Kans:n.