The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-20
New HousE Bills.
sixty-two Are Added to the List on
the Journal

lAS OuEudL
Sixty-two additional bills were intro
duced IN the house yesterday afternoon,
bringing the total number I'D to IA.
The new bills are as follows:
"a BY Dougherty, to repeal the hedge
S.. BY Roughton, concerning the prae-
tice of medicine.
Sc By Roughton, providing for the
sale of state coal to the public at cost.
81. BY Williams Of Grant, an amenda-
tory measure.
IS. BY Williams of Grant, providing
for the office of examiner of county
treasures
SO BY Mckee Of Marshall. to change a
nae.
90 By Roth. for the relief Of W. ].
81 BY Emmons, to allow Riley county
10 build a court house.
81. By Whistler, an amendatory meas
ure.
SO. By whistler an amendat~fy meas
"a By Pollock, providing for holding
district court at both Winfield and Ar
kansas City III Cowley county.
s.; By Pollock. to build certain bridges
in Cowley county.
Sc. BY Hayden, an amendatory meas
ure.
81. By Kinnison. to allow F1nney coun-
ty 10 refund bonds.
9S. By Hayden, prohibiting child la
Dor,
90 By Nation, local
100. By Speer, local.
101. By Speer, relating to costs in civil
actions.
102. By Speer. local.
lob. BY Speer. amending statute of
limitations.
1O4. BY O'DonneH, creating the office
of state bacteriologist.
los. By O'Donnen, prohibiting mar
riage of certain relatives or persons af-
hicted with insanity.
106- BY O'Donnen, relating to boards
of health.
ing for the election of a county printer
in Barber county.
JOS. By Beeson, an amendatory meas
ure.
100. By Speer. local.
Ito. By Beeson, making appropriation
for Dodge City Soldiers home and
Mother Bickerdyke home.
Ill. By Beeson, relating to bonds OF
county officers.
112 By jerks, a repeating measure.
113. By jerks, relating to criminal
procedure.
ia. By Stavely, relating to the LA
billy of insurance companies in certain
cases.
115. By Stavely relating to the liza
bility of railroad companies in certain
cases.
ZIG. By stavely. relating to venue in
certain cases.
III. By Stavely, an amendatory meas
ure-
11s. BY stavely. making the state
secretary of mines an inspector Of
1is. By stavely. to amend miners
100. BY staveiy. to provide for safety
in coal mines.
12l. BY stavely. relating to chatteI
mortgages. IA
122. BY Goebel local.
123. By Brown of Llabette. to provide
for the safety of the travelling public
and railroad employees.
124- BY Brandon, local.
125. By Husey, to provide for the
safety of workmen of buildings.
126. BY Husey, to prohibit coercion
of laborers.
127 BY Griffin, local.
12S By Adams of Sedgwick, an
amendatory measure.
129 BY Harris, relating to the freight
tariff on farm products.
100. By -, local
1871 By Buckiin. relative to liens for
thrashing
1872. BY Robbins, local.
1913. BY Robbins. local
1874. By Robbins an amendatory
1s5. BY Robbins. an amendatory
1ss. BY waggener. making an APP
preparation for the Florence CFitten-
den home in Topeka.
1877 BY Peck. relating to releasing
mortgages
1888 BY Burke, local.
1879 BY Burke, local.
40 BY Burke. local
al BY Burke, local
142. BY Burke. relating to maintain
ing high schools.
143. BY Evans. relating to schools in
second class cities.
IA BY Sharpe. relating to militia.