The Springdale news., 1905-02-03
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 seGztor Thgm psoris D5I5 fgr re- form school 1zs rez1 twice z11 fefeF- red to the judiciary committee The hsll l. along the llDes suggested DY Gov. Dzvfs in nas ina 1xarzl address. l. provides fo. the sppo8ntussnt DT the governefs with toe adajee and efynsers of fhe senate. ff 1e2rd Of three members, rC serTe nith11t cOn1- pensztlOn- rho sElzii purchase l10 acres 0. lz1d within ten Dilss of Lit- tss EGcx. eating Dot azoTe than sZZs sg,Js Ga which shall os erected suitable ouiIdlngs t0r tbe eGgczt.op, training and ooD1neraent c. al women and girls ana Of DoYs under T. Yezrs of age. regardless c, what crime t1ey may have committed. such buildings rot 70 cost agre than g. .0D9. ard the apparatus to est D0s excaeclng E. 5oo. The school shall be under the control of 2 superintendent ard nztf0D, the szszry os fE5e former se Be ssG9 zae the latter s5o0 per annBm. h the trial Of persons subject to commitment the Jaries shall determine onIy tEe guilt of the accused ard sf found guilty the curt sbzll 1T tbeIf pUnlshneut. Tbe negroes committed to the reform ztory shall work on the farm q per- form znT lzhgr a. the perintendent or mztrOn mzT direct ard white boys ard girls zn1 women shall oe taught some nseful cupatlon and work in- side the DaiIcIBg. Suitable accom- n1odztloDs shall oe provided for sll in- mates fires pectIEe Of color, bat whites and blacks are py De kept separate.
 Senator KiIl0gzf intfoG uced 2 Dill, which zas read twice. amending the law taxing lighting rod agents. etc. soas to Include box agents. picture agents am picture enlarging agents 1ho shall paT tax of sl00 per year. The Dill exempts agents for school books, l4s books and medical works
 The senate passed Senator Gotham s Dill changing tbe law concerning the the sale Of property 0f insane persons, s0 that they may be represented in court by a legally appointed guardian. The sale of iaud belonging to non-res- ideutslnsane persons may Oe male ID similar manner
 Senator Toney then introduced senate bill No IZl to prevent mob violence. The Dill provides that in case Of criminal assault or attempt in any county, Of crime Of such nature that 1t appears that the passions Of tbe people Hill be aroused, and that there is, therefore, danger Of mob violence. 0r Iyncning, that IL shall be the duty Of the sheriff to notify the circuit judge for that county, and the Judge snall within ten days after receiving such notice. convene spec. lai term Of court and empanel grand jury and other machinery Of the court for the trlal Of the case. It IS also provided that 10 case the sheriff shall pot give such notice body Of seven or more cit zens may de so. The bill also provides for the appointment Of special judge with full powers, in case the regular Judge shall oe pre- vented from holding such court, and provides penalties for the failure or refusal of tue sheriff CT any judge to act under the proposed law. The bill was read the second time and referred to the judiciary committee.
 Senate Dill No. s2, by Butt of Car roll, was passed. It appropriates 5000 to enable the attorney general to employ additional counsel and to pay necessary court costs in enforci ng the antitrust law. Only four votes were recorded against it.
 The senate passed d bill repeating the law requiring publication of de- linquept personal property in the various counties.
 HOUSE
 Among the new bills introduced in the house were tbe following:
 By Mir Simpson, of Washington, to appropriate s3,OOG' for maintaining teachers institutes during 1e05 1906.
 By Mr. Smith. appfopriating sl5. 600 for an annex to the Confederate home