The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-03-15
THE BILLS
PASSED
About Same Number as in 1902
May Become Laws.
Most of the Measures Adopted We're
House Bills-Msny More
Awaiting Signature.
THE LEGISLATURE ENDS TODAY

Frankfort, Ky, March l4.-When
the General Assembly Of 1904 closes
tonight there will have been put mp
10 the Chief Executive for mis- approx
al or disapproval about the same mum
Der of measures laid before him at the
session Of two years ago, though the
number Of bills offered and considered
at this session is more than two hum
dred short of the number introduced
at the preceding session.
There wers approved st the close OF
the 1902 session 1870 measures. There
were yesterday on the Governors ia
BILE forty nine measures. OF this man,
Der twenty-six have become laws, all
but three receiving his signature. For
ty moro have passed both houses and
are in the hands of the enrolling
clerks being prepared for the sigma
lures of Speaker Brown and Lieut..
Gov. Thorne before being placed be-
fore the Governor.
The measures passed are largely
those which originated in the lower
branch. OF the twenty-six measures
which have become laws, eighteen are
House bills. OF the twenty three
awaiting action on the Governors ta-
BILE all but one are House bills. The
nine Senate bills bear the names of
eight Senators. The forty House bills
bear the names of twenty-six Repre-
sentatives.
The members who have gotten meas
ures up to the Governor are Represen-
tatives Edwards. Newcomb, Spauld-
ing, johnson, Bradley, Hargrove, Law
renee CLARK, Butler. Lochrey, Heflin,
s. O. Black, Weathers. Caudill, Clay
brook, Sharp, Champion, Summers
and A. 8. Thompson.
Herewith is q list of the measures
which have become laws at the pres.
emit session. -. .---.
House bill 80, by II. d. Newcomt
-Prorsting the common school fund
by sixths instead of fifths to meet the
extension of the school term.
House bill 1853, by A. s. Thomp.
son-Inoreasing the annual appropri-
alton for clerical assistance to the
State Treasurer by 81 500.
House bill 10, by O. @. Spaulding
-Appropriating s75, 900 for a display
at the St. Louis Exposition.
House bill SO. by L. f. Johnson
Appropriating $1,000, 900 for new
State Capitol buildings.
Senate bill II, by j. o. Cantrill-
The uniform text book bill.
Senate bill 2s.-Adopting the Car
roll edition of the Kentucky Statutes.
Senate bill 50, by W. b. Whit
Act creating the county of Beckham.
House bill l, by r. b. Bradley
Providing registration certificates for
voters, and extending registration to
sixth-class towns.
House bill l12, by r. W. Miller
Ma&ing annual appropriation of 49,
600 for Kentucky Children's Home So.
oiety.
House bill SO, by II. p. Mcdonald
Raising per capita Of Confederate
Home to sl75, and admitting aged
wives Of inmates under certain condi-
tions.
House bill 90, by II. P. Mcdonald
-Appropriating $4,000 for extern
sions at the Confederate Home.
Senate bill 104. by @. F. Burnam-
Extending the term of the State Ii
brarian to four years and increasing
the salary to 81, 200.
House bill 27l, by Luby Hargrove-
Providing for holding Circuit Court
at Fulton and at Hickman, in Fulton
county.
House bill 201, by Thomas Drewry-
The bill TO pension disabled and aged
policemen in city of Louisville.
Senate bill 223. by W. H. Cox
Amending Louisiana Purchase Expo
sition law to make funds more avail.
able.
House bill 2ls, by II. r. Lawrence
-Appropriating s75, 900 for improve
ments at Hopkinsville Asylum for the
Insane.
House bill 3. by W. q. Clark-Re-
pealing the isborers' clause Of the ex-
omption laws of the State.
TO CURE a GOLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure
X. W. Groves signature Is ON each box. &c