The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-03
NEARLY 500 BILLS.


NEARLY 500 BILLS.
Appears to Be No End to Proposed
Legislation.
The members came back from their
Sunday recess loaded with bills. The
full number in the house. now is 1856
The new ones are as follows:
413. By Ballard, for a state road from
LeavenWorth to topeka. and from To-
peka to Kansas City by way of Law
renee.
ala. BY Lynn, appropriation for Win
field Hospital association.
AS By Adams of Butler, local.
as. BY Adams of Butler, local.
AT. By Adams of Butler, to pay for
transportation of Harvey r. Lalin. OF
the Twentieth Kansas, from San Fran
cisco to FL Dorado.
AIS. By Law, local
419. BY Nation, appropriation to de-
fend certain state cases.
400 BY Evans, concerning prosecu-
lions for non paymen of licenses.
42l BY Evans, to make property own
ers share liability for damages with sec
ond-class cities in defective sidewalk
cases.
422. By Perkins of Leavenworth, To-
cal
ABBY Evans. to amend sections 9S5.
general statutes of 1901.
424- By Evans. relating to taxes for
fire protection and street lights IN sec
ond class cities.
425. By Evans, concerning appeals
from police courts in second class cities
426. BY Campbell of Bourbon. local.
All. By Jones of Cove, relating to
trackq scales at elevators
428. BY Evans to amend section 1041,
/ general statutes of 1901
429. By Campbell of Bourbon, relating
/ to sidewalks in second class cities under
1 20 600 population.
43O. By DOugherty, local.
431. By Low, local.
432. By Low local.
433. By Smith of Sherman, local.
434. By Nixon. local.
435. BY Low. local.
4 ABS. By King of Lane, local
I 437. BY Adams of Butler, relating to
4 the live stock sanitary commission.
1 438. BY Williams of Shawnee, to give
the Shawnee county sheriff a salary OF
50, 500 a year.
4s9. By Williams of Shawnee. to give
the Shawnee county clerk $2,400 year
for clerk hire.
! 40. By Hoilenbeck. to allow jury
in a civil case to return a verdict on
/ three-fOurth vote.
AL By Campbell of eMade, to change
the name Alice Almeda Berkan to Alice
4 Almeda Boyer.
442. By Speer. relating to admitting
soldiers widows and orphans to the
Mother Bickerdyke home.
44S. BY Peck, giving Wallace Cole
]
444. By Peck, relating to grand
larceny.
AS. BY Evans. amending section $50,
general statutes of 1901.
AZ. BY Evans, relating to parks in
second class cities.
AL BY Emmons. local.
4 448. BY Tucker, relating to franchises
in cities of the second and third classes.
449. By Bennington, to legalize certain
acts and votes.
450 By SchlVer local.
451 BY Sarbach, authorizing Camp
bell college at Holton to adopt some
! rules.
452 By Martin of Woodson, relating
to paying the militia.
453. By Schlyer, appropriating $4,000
for the Fort Hays experiment station
asa. By Johnson of Decatur, relating
to county clerks fees.
455. BY Johnson of Decatur, relating
to fees of county treasurers.
ass. By Johnson of Decatur, autheriz
ing counties Of between 5000 and 1900
inhabitants to pay $3.50 for deputy
sheriffs.
ASH. BY Perkins of Wyandotte, ap-
preparation for Quindaro Western uni
versity.
ass, BY Kirkland, to prohibit railroads
from charging freight on more coal
than is contained in a car.
459. BY jerks relating to actions for
the recovery of real property.
400. BY Waggener, for appropriation
for the state geological survey.
461. By Keith. regulating pay of Of
fcers of second class cities.
1852. BY Parrish, local.
49, BY Hutcheson, amending sections
and 3, chapter 209, laws of 1895
464. BY Mckee of Marshall, to change
the name of Anna Tarvin to Anna Bar
rett
400. BY Stavely by request, appropri-
alton to pay costs in the case of the
State vs.. State Treasurer Grimes in
Usage county in the campaign of 1900
466. BY the ways and means COM
mittee, appropriation to pay interest on
state bonds.
467 By ways and means committee.
to provide a sinking fund to pay state
bonds.
468 By ways and means committee.
to refund certain state bonds.
1853 BY ways and means committee,
appropriation for legislative purposes.
40 BY ways and means committee,
relating to salaries of state officers,
clerks, judges, officers and employees of
the legislature.
All. By Francis. relating to powers of
mayor and council in second class cities.
, 472 By Adams of Butler, to empower
city clerks in second class cities to ap-
point deputies
! 473. BY Hayden by request, relating
to civil actions.
474- BY Hayden by request the nego-
table instrument law
AIS. A local relief bill.
476. BY Stavely, to make township
officials elective every two years to con-
form with the biennial election amend
ment
All By Stavely, to make election of
county commissioners conform to bien-
NAL election amendment by making
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