Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1901-02-21

KANSAS LEGISLATURE
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book fight ragged allthe afternoon Il
the house yesterday. tirattan's sec
ond bill was pushed, section by sec
ton, without amendment. When III,
time for adjournment was reached I'D,
house was discussing the section Il
regard 70 maximum prices. The BIZ
will come up again for consideration
today. n
Landrey's bin providing for free EN-
ployment agencies in first and SECOND
class cities was recommended for pas
sage By the house committee Of TIN
| whole. 4 - tn 4,
These bills were passed in the house
yesterday:
Deficiency appropriation Of $4,000
to counties for caring for insane.
Kansas state agricultural college de.
hciency appropriation Of $4,000.
Three hundred dollar appropriation
to reimburse the city Of Galena for
maintaining smallpox quarantine. !.
The house COMMITTEES appointed u
visit Hutchinson and investigate the
feasibility Of establishing state salt
plant there, returned Tuesday and
win report against the plan.
The house committee on printing,
having the bill to abolish state print.
er, reported against It's adoption. To
protect the present state printer,
John Francis, chairman Of the house
ways and means committee, proposed
to Chairman Harris, Of the printing
committee, that the resolution be
amended 10 as not TO be effective until
July, 1908, but the suggestion was
turned down for the benefit Of future
candidates for the office.
The "tloubleheader' bill, reported
adversely by the railroad committee,
has been placed on the calendar. Ma.
ton, OF NeOsho, has undertaken 4
fight for II. a strong lobby Of rail-
road employees Is advocating its pas
sage.
The house committee Of judiciary
reported adversely on H0ag's anti
spotter bill. The purpose Of the bin
was to prevent the discharge Of en-
ployes upon the information Of spot
tern. Nl
Senator Carpenter presented . Pc
tition from negro voters pleading for
the passage Of Smiths bill providing
that oil persons convicted 81 mob
violence shall be subject to capital
Senator HurreYa bill declaring
places where liquor ii sold illegally
nuisance and providing means for
their suppression, did NOT 10 through
The house. The bill was opposed BY
Weilep. Doolsy, Law
renee and others, who finally sue.
seeded In having II referred to the
judiciary committee.
Senator Porter's bill providing for
The safety Of coal miners was showed
10 the top Of the calendar yesterday
IN the senate and passed.
Senator Hays White, Of Jewell,
the bill providing for q
ranch normal school and agricultural
experimental station at Fort Hays
rom the jaws Of death and pushed
I through the senate. The bill carries
IN appropriation Of $4,000. A branch
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