Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1901-03-20
Some of the Measures Passed by
this Legislature.

To provide Tor the assessment and taxation
OF public franchises.
Toregulate the practice OF medicine, surgery
and midwifery and to prohibit lreAting the
sick and afflicted without license, and 10
provide penalties for the violation thereof.
Submitting TO the qualified voters an amend
ment to the constiuti IN Of Missouri, repeal
ing section ~, article 9, and enactng a new
section in lein thereof.
Requiring corporations owning or operating
railroads in this state 10 manlain depotS with
resident agents in charge thereof at all places
upon said railroads where depols have been
erected in consideration Of the grant of the
right of way over any tract or tracts Of land for
srch railroad, orin consideration ofdonations
to the corporation building or constructing
such railroad.
To create state board of arbitration and
mediation for the settlement Of differences be-
tween employers and employees, and to define
the powers and duties of said board with an
emergency clause.
Submitting 10 the qualified votes of the state
an amendment to the constitution repeating
sections ~ and % Of article 10.
Pctilioning Congress to call CONVENT n pro-
posing amendment To constitution to elect
United States Senators by direct vote of the
people.
TO apportion the State Of Missouri into re-
preventative districts and 10 provide for the
representation thereof.
Submitting TO the qualified votors Of Mis-
souri, an amendment TO the constitution there
Of concerning taxation.
Providing for the registration Of voters for
primary purposes in all cities of this state
which now have or which may hereafter have
over 100000 inhabitants; governing primary
elections therein; providing for the temporary
organization Of political conventions compos-
ed OF delegates elected therein; the election of
members Of political committee; defining
oflenses and prescribing penalties violating
the provisions of this act.
Relating TO primaries in cities containing
10000 inhabitants or over with an emergency
clause.
To prohibit managers, trustees, officers and
employees Of police and election boards, ele.
emoSynary and educational boards from being
interested, drectly or indirectly in contracts
for work and supplies for said institutions. and
providing for their removal and for penalties
for violation of this act, with an emergency
clause.
To provide for the punishment of anyone
guilty Of kidnapping or carrying away any
child or other person for The purpose Of OBJ
tanning ransom-with emergency clause.
To appropriate money for the payment o.
the interest on the bonded Indebtedness of the
stale and the certificate OF indebtnesS issued |
and held in trust for the state school and semi
nary funds during the years 1901 and 1902.
To appropriate money for the state sinking
fund, TO be used in the redemption and pur
chase of state bonds during the years 1901 and
1902.
TO appropriate money for the support of
the public schools of the state.
To appropriate money for the costofassess-
ing and collecting the revenue for the years
1901 and 1902, including contingent expenses
Of the state Board Of Equalization.
To redistrict the state into judicial circuits
and to fix the terms Of court therein, creating
new circuit and providing for the appoint
men Of Judge therein.
Submitting to the qualified voters of the
state an amendment to Section IL, Article 10
of the constitution OF Missouri.
Submitting to the qualified voters of the
state an amendment to Section II, Article 10
of the constitution OF Missouri.
Relating to the taxation Of bridges and the
real and personal property and franchises of
telegraph, telephone and express companies.
Relating TO registration in cities having a
population Of $4,000 inhabitants and less
than 10000 inhabitants, by adding new sec
ton thereto to be known as Section 72o5A.