The Monticellonian., 1905-02-09
BILLS INTRODUCE ED.
In the Senate.

By Senator Holland-To permit town council of Huntingdon to donate money to school fund
 By Senator Rector-To amend sec tion 1889 Of Kirbys digest so as to make it necessary to secure the ap- pfoval of two-thirds of the school di- rectors to a petition to county courts to transfer school children.
 By Senator Naughter. by request To provide for the payment of a bond numbered 2034, issued January 1. 1870, by the state of Arkansas, for $1 900.
 By Senator Jobe-For the protec- tion of shippers, making common car riers liable for damages to goods in transit, payment to be made at desti- nation in three days, where the amount is less than S1A.
 By Senator Goodwin-To require the true weight of four, meal, bran, chops, grain and fertilizer to be stamped on the package or barrel.
 By Senator Logan-Te require the Frisco railroad to erect depot at Cen tert0n, Benton county
 By Senator Ioney-To authorize state board of health to determine the qualifications of and to license persons to engage in preparing for transpor- tation or burial dead human bodies.
 By Senator Simpson-To create the special school districts of Van Van Faulkner and Damascus
 By Senator Fleteher-To provide for courses in agriculture. veterinary, en- tamology and kindred subjects in the experiment station at the state uni versity.
 By Senator Logan. = To exempt trades unions, horticultural and az ricultural societies from the provisions 0 fthe Logan antitrust bill.
 By Senator Killough-To limit time fof bringing suit for recovery of lands sold for taxes to three years.
 By Senator Jobe-To require banks trust companies. corporations or indi- viduals to list for taxation money ta theii hands loaned at interest for others.
 By Senator Pinnix-To make com mon carriers liable for goods lost iii transit.
 By Senator Moore-To provide for the confirmation of titles
 By Senator Adams-For state prohi- bit on. Provides for general election at regular time on license question If majority is for license, state would be dry.
 By Senator Simpson-To allow eiti- 2ens of first and third 1eYee districts in Conway county to vote on pr0p0si- ton to issue bonds for leYee improve ments.
 By Senator smith-To establish court of common pleas in Critteaden county.
 By Senator Milan = For county boards of racing commission.
 By Senator Thompson-To appro- priate S296.31055 for the maintenance of the University of Arkansas for two years.
 By Senator Batt-To fix the fees for filing articles of incorporation of corporations.
 By Senator Amis-To shut down mercantile and manufacturing corpo- ration5 which for two years fail to pay a dividend of per cent.
 By Senator Pinnix-To amend the digest as to what perjury is.
 By Senator Legate-To maintain the ancient jurisdiction of courts under the common law.
 By Senator Browning g-For the aid of high schools in special school dis tricts from state funds
 By Senator Butt-That the United Daughters of the Confederacy shall have rent free two rooms in the new state capitol
 By Senator Goodwin-To tax tim Der rights separate from the land on which it stands. Substitute for an other bill
 In the House.
 By Mir. Baskin-For a white normal school for the instruction of white girls as teachers.
 By MT Beck-To appropriate s1,- 0723S to pay the states proportion on assessors fees for 1904.
 By MT Bolton-To provide for uni form text books in the common schools of the state, and the creating of A state printing establishment in which the books are to be printed.
 By MT Brooks-To require that railroads shall build switches for any shipper who ships as much as fifty cars annually.
 By MT Burgess-To provide that where stock is injured or killed by railroad trains. if claims are not set tied in twenty days, the aggrieved par ty shall be entitled to double dam ages and attorneys fees.
 By committee on coal mines, substi- ute for No. 90-To regulate use of powder in coal mines.
 By MT. Burk-To authorize Bonanza and Huntington town councils to make appropriations for school purposes.
 By MT Chambers-To authorize the boards of directors of schools in cit ies of the first class to license teach CTS for schools under their jurisdic- tion, provided that the fees shall go to the county examiner
 By Mir. Burns-To amend sections 4665 and 56S3 of Kerby's digest
 By MT Clerget-To amend section 756S of Kirby's digest by separating the white race from the negro race in public examinations for teachers li- censes.
 By Mir. Coleman-To abolish the of fee of road commissioner in Indepen- dence county
 By Mir DeRositt-That the rates for residence telephones in the state shall not exceed S150 per month and for business phones s250 per month, and that the rate for long distance messages shall not exceed 25 cents for three minutes and 5 cents for each additional minute thereafter.
 By Mir Dodge-To fix the salary of the county and probate judge of Pu- lasli county at 8 600 per annum.
 By MT Dudley-To amend the present game law by giving non-resi- dents the right to hunt upon their own property in the state
 By MT. DuLaney-To prevent ex- penditures by school directors except for teachers salaries and nacassarv