The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-08
Furnishing cars to shippers.

Furnishing cars to shippers.
Prohibiting delivery of liquor by eX-
press companies to fictitious addresses.
Side tracks to elevators.
Maximum rates for transportation
Transportation for live stock ship
counties may offer reward for
conviction of persons unlawfully Kill
ing fish.
Good roads law.
Cutting weeds along highways
Compulsory school attendance Tor
deaf and dumb children.
counties to educate children IN
university of Kansas to conduct
clinical work at state hospitals.
Authorizing acceptance of Simeon
Bell gift to Kansas university
Issuance of warehouse certificates.
@Fees of sheriff for boarding prison
ers
CONSTRUCTION of hog tight fences.
@Game law.
Insurance companies not to do buSl-
ness without authority
Prohibiting child labor.
Sewing probate court authority over
certain persons incapable of managing
their own property
militia, pay and reorganization.
Negotiable instrument law.
Making it unlawful to use device to
increase natural flow of gas wells.
Concerning county gas inspectors.
Making pipe lines common carriers.
Appointment of parole officer for
determination of pocket gophers.
Second trial in ejectment law re-
peaIed.
Amending general railroad law.
Concerning high schools; providing
Er,r- Law Of "a
Separate white and colored high
schools at Kansas City.
State depository act
State permanent school fund.
Creating board of control.
State printing plant.
Esta bnshing branch penitentiary.
Analysis of food products by state IN
iversity or state agricultural college.
Providing for civil service in certain
state institutions.
Creating office of state accountant.
Providing for appointment of state
architect.
Special investigation by expert &C
Creating Office of live stock inspec-
Prohibiting sale of matrices by state
printer.
Assessment of pipelines.
inspection of scaffoIding.
Giving convicts power to make con.
tracts.
Condemnation of ground by GENE
terry associations.
Concerning foreign municipal cor
porations owning water plants in the
state.
Prohibiting individual monopoly OF
corporations.
Examination of surety and fidelity
companies.
Providing for county auditors in al
counties of over $4,000 population.
Establishing juvenile courts.
Prohibiting the soliciting of brides
making it a misdemeanor to gel
into county fair grounds without pay
Prohibiting desecration of the flag
#FOrbidding sale of t'knucks.''
Prohibiting giving tobacco OIL
money to inmates Of Industrial re
formatOry.
Drainage districts.
Amending general election law.
Prohibiting trade determinations
Senate 377.
Providing for an appeal from deci
sion of county board of equalization t.
district court. Senate sos.
/ Providing for an appeal from pro
/ bate courts in matters pertaining tt
/ lunatics and drunkards. Senate 106
Payment of principal and interes
on oil refinery bonds. House 993.
Payment of interest on state bonds
Appropriation for care of destitut,
insane.
Paving walks in capitol square.
Repairing north and south ap
proaches to state house.
Granting coal rights under Missouri
river.
Concerning admission of persons t,
i pra ctice law.
Providing for attorneys lien OF
clients property.
Concerning pledging of assets by
bank.
Repeating state barber law.
@Creating Office of county bee in
spector.
Payment of bonds before maturity
Making payment of wolf bountie
optional with county commissioners.
authorizing payment of bounty OF
crows
Appropriation for sugar beet culture
Requiring guard rails on bridges.
Concerning city bonds for gas, water
heat and light plants.
Municipal aid for bonds.
5 Registration of voters.
Establishment of free public libraries
Protection of trees, ornamental shrub
berry. etc.
Purchase of land for crematories.
Paymaat Of municipal judgments IL
cities of the first class in order rem
, dered.
t Authorizing cities of first class to is
sue bonds to pay judgments.
? Abating nuisances in cities of frs
5 class.
. Concerning police courts.
Water supply contracts and fran
n chises.
4 Payment for paving with tax bills Il
c cities over $4,000 population.
y Concerning expenditures by city off