The Newark journal., 1905-02-10

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 ] By MT. Horton-A bill to cover all 1 the statutes upon the subject of quiet l ing land titles.
 By MT. Hurst-To require street car companies to heat cars In the fall. 1 winter and spring months. By MT. Isbell-To regulate tho num- | Der of witnesses in criminal cases by providing that the clerk shall issue a certain number of summons and if more witnesses are desired, applica- tion for summons must be made 10 1 the circuit judge.
 By MT Jackson of Howard-To l create the offices of public cotton weigher in Howard, Columbia and Clark counties. By Mr. Lasley-To repeal special law of Mississippi and Crittenden counties
 By MT McDaniel-To quiet title to certain sixteenth section lands Tn Clark county. By MT. Martineau-To require rail roads to trace shipments. By MT. Meade-To require depot agent at Gala, Pope county. By MT Miller-To fix liability of railroads for stock killed. By MT. Nowlin-To appropriate $500 for monument to A. H. Garland By MT. Peterson-To make it un- i lawfu. to leave any we'll uncovered on public land
 By MT. Pindall-To punish lobby. 1 ing.
 By charities committee-To furnish insane asylum annexes. By MT. Raney-To require Iron Mountain to run daily passenger train between Newport and Cotter
 By MT Reinhardt-To make four wire fence lawful in certain parts of Prairie county. By MT. Ross-To allow grand and 1 petit jurors five cents mileage each way.
 l By MT Rowland-To abolish Greek letter societies at state university By Mir. Dufr-To consolidate state and national elections
 By MT Rowell-Tor two deputy prosecuting attorneys in Pulaski coun- ty, and to allow deputies to file infor- nation in criminal cases in justice l courts
 By MT. Seay-To parole youthful prisoners to penitentiary. By Mir Hamiter-To create Red river levee district in Fulton county. By MT. Simpson of Hempstead-A 1 resolution proposing an amendment to 1 the constitution that the homestead of any bona fide settler, not to exceed 160 acres, shall not be assessed for 1 taxation for any year during the term 1 of seven years succeeding the pur chase for a greater sum that the pur- chase price.
 By MT. Simpson of Washington-To l regulate common carriers in furnish 1 ing cars.
 By Mir Smith-ro require railroads to stop passenger trains at county seats.
 By Mir. Holmes-To require Kansas City Southern to build depot at Ra- wanna. Miller county.
 By Mir Tarver-To give state rail- road board of assessment power to assess corporate property.
 My MT. Morrell-To permit the l sheriff of Franklin county 70 sell to highest bidder certain lands in coun- l ty.
 By MT. Springer-To provide for the election of road overseers in Johnson, Carroll, Fulton, Izard, PraI- rie and Sharp counties. Substitute bill)
 By MT. Andrews of Nevada-To create a special school district in the 1 town of Boughton, Nevada county.
 By MT. Jackson of Phillips-To i amend the game laws of the state so 1 as to allow the sale of fowl and game in Phillips county. By MT. Fletcher-To require Iron Mountain to maintain depot at Den ming, Franklin county. l By NIT. Swepston-To require the railroad passing through the town of i Goodwin, in St. Francis county. to stop trains and to erect a depot at 1 that point
 By MT. White-To allow town of Bonneville to vote funds for the sup port of schools. By Mir Whitley-To provide for the refunding of taxes in certain cases on l lands forfeited to the state for taxes.
 By Mir Wilson of Bradley-To al- low sheriffs payment at the rate Of 1 $3 per day while engaged in trans 1 porting convicts to the penitentiary or to any of the convict farms.
 By MT. Wilson of Perry-To make ! it unlawful to trap or kill game by a nonresident, except on lands in the state owned by such nonresident, or l for resident of one county to 1sn or hunt in another county, unless upon lands owned by him. | By Speaker Cate-To authorize 1 Jonesboro to extend it's limits The 1 bill, which vas found to contain CT TOTS.
 By MT. Anderson of Benton-To make valid certain notices posted and sent out by the county clerk of Ben l ton county. | By MT. Andrews of Sharp-To Tn.