Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1899-02-02
KANsAs LEoIsLATIvr PRooEEDINos.

20 counties at every term OF court Tho oOm-
mitteeb action In accommodating tho measure
unanimously ~ compliment 70 Mr., Adams pot
accorded ,n % single member Of tho last session
The bill providing that justice Of tha peace
may without warrant summon any ono ~ Will
70 testify before him In whisky cases IL having
lrifty.one new bills wore introduced IN tho
house this afternoon making . total on the
| calendar Of $40,
Speaker osborne appointed twenty.three
more committees. Q, i, Blddlo OF Codwator IL
mAdo chairman Of tho insurance committee,
Governor stanley today appointed ~ nom
bera OF the state bOaad OF education A. II. Bush-
oX superintendent OF schools OF Marion county;
Prof Guy +. benton Baker University and w.
NJ Massey OF oxford, Sumner county
Topeka, Jan, e. Senator Tornoy has o bill IN
the senate by which no hopes 20 bring tho rail.
road companies 70 realization OF their evil
ways In tho shipment OF grain. Al lcast, this
~ the explanation offered In behalf OF the sup
porters OF tho measure. Tho bill provides that
al stations In Knnaaa from which arc shipped
IN one year 100 cars OF grain shall BIO supplied
OIL grain In cars The cars nro 10 DO detached
from thu engine ana weighed fairly upon tho
scales,
In tho legislature two years ago tho farmors
ana creamery mon made strong effort 10 pass
q bill prohibiting tho manufacture and sale OF
oleomnrglrine IN tho state, but tho artificial
butter interest defeated tho measure with few
votes TO spare This year the State Dairy as
s0rlhtlon laseSsod oil members for q fund 10
push the bill again. but u compromise has boon
arranged, whereby II II expected that contest
between tho dlirymon ana packers Will DO
avoided The bill OF two years ago prohibited
tho manufacture az well ns snlO OF 0leomnrgnr-
me, The packers proposed 10 cease opposition
or the measure II the manufacturing clause
were omitted, but tho dnlTgmen refused, This
year bill hos been introduced by Representa-
tive GOss OF Dickinson county which permits
mo munlf0eture OF olcomargnrnc, but prohib-
its its snlc In the state.
Tokeka, Jan. ~ Representative Wright, OF
Lyon, today introduced Into tho house ros0lu-
llon 70 turn we Goss orhithologlcal collection
over TO tho state Normal school, The colloc-
llon N ono OF the attractions Of the state house.
Tho resolution claims that there are no nde-
quhto quarters In the state house for the o0llec'
ton, ana II u remains whore II now In for an
other two years. n will be ruined, Tho rcsOlu-
ton went over under the ruloa,
senator Anderson presented In the house 10.
dny y protest signed by Linus y, Webb against
inc nltlcks made upon the compilation by his
lather, W, q, Webb. Of the Kansas statutes,
Tho protest got into tho senate ~ petition
and was referred TO the senate committee on
Judiciary
Mrs Julia Campbell, department president OF
the w, IL, q Mrs Margaret Grlnlth, resident
OF the board OF managers, and Mrs hlIma Eos;
'
before the members OF the legislature, list OF
reasons why the Mother BiCkordyke homo NJ
Ellsworth should receive the " 0OO approprln-
li0n carried by tho bill introduced by Senator
Helm,
Topeka, jan eG,--The senate committee on
judiciary has recommended for passage Senator
stones bill creating new judicial district out
OF Leayenworth county dctnchlng the same
from the district now composed OF Jackson,
Jefferson and Leaycnworth counties
Tho special house committee appointed SOW
ernl days ago 10 inquire into the needs OF the
reform school and OF which Seaton, OF Atchl-
son IN chairman, has made u lengthy report,
Among other things tho committee recommends
the erection OF % new building 10 DO used for
manual Training, and that the management OF
the reform school DO entirely removed from
politics
Tho bill by Senator Anderson to prevent the
manipulation OF railroud tickets and also TO
Prevent the Issuance OF passes or FREQ tickets,
ls amended ana fought over yesterday, was the
first bill taken up, and debated for on hour, and
thon killed on motion OF Senator Field (Pop)
by striking out the enuctlng clause,
Tho bill for the excessive punishment OF
ghouls and grave robbers, the lntl-hypnotlsm
Dlll, nnd tho nntl-clgnretto bill, have been re-
ported on favorably by tho committees TO
which they were referred in the house,
Topeka, Jan, Ex-senator thinner OF wyan-
dotto wants the state line discovered and so dov
hh'N NlihN mlNnNNll VIII W. pilNtu vi lhTlhulC"
tlon over lands belonging TO Kansas. This
question has been discussed for several years.
but Ed Little wns tho first TO 20 Into the sub
lect, making IN examination OF extensive req
ordS. This morning senator thinner intro
ducod lengthy bill regarding this important
matter.
Governor Stanley today signed Senator
Helms bill authorizing the bonrd OF county
commissioners OF Lincoln county 10 provide o
lund ana appropriate the same for tho purpose
or building u court house. This one new law
represents the work OF the regular session OF
the legislature up 10 date
Clay Center citizens have been making In the
on active campaign for u state In
snno asylum, but met with an unexpected OH
stnclc when Senator Reser announced that Sn-
linn also wants IN asylum. Mr. Reser will In
Lroduce u Dill providing for an asylum Mt So
lima,
Topeka, jan, 2s.-Today the house In commit
Coo OF tho whole recommended the following
bills for passage:
House bill IS, an net regulating the carrying
NJ deadly or dangerous weapons, and regulating
Tho sale OF the Same 10 minors. Tho bill places
penalties OF SIS on carrying revolver, except
by IN oilcor OF the law.
House bill 100, local An not empowering the
board Of education Of Argentine, Kan, TO fund
JUS noatlhg Indebtedness ana issue and sell
House bill q, IN act concerning ombo2zlo-
mont
House bill bt, nm not concerning disposing OF
property.
House bill M, local An act for tho benefit
Df II, u, Harding OF Noosho county.
Representative Adams OF SedgwiclS today In
reduced bill into the house TO giyo councils
In cities OF the first class the power to compel |
property owners 70 cut tho weeds along the
streets Cities OF the second Q ass already have |
ordinances OF this kind, but IL Is claimed that
irst class cities at present cun not pass such an
ordinance The bill gives cities the power 10 |
'ut weeds In case property owners refuse, ind |
,hnrgo the costs up against the property 10
lthOr taxes.