The Newark journal., 1905-02-17

from attending negro meetings. By MT. Chapline-Creating the of flee of chief engineer of the state.
 By MT. Regulating the assessment of negotiable instruments.
 By MT Rowell-To cover defcien- cies for the branch normal.
 By Mir Morrell-To hold railroads n. ble for all damages to live stock,
 Mir. Beck-To provide for a state hSSA of road and highway commis- SiJagi prT Mr s Whitley-To make null and ,o,'5 Sat, S .. 1tract made by members oF' F'I ti,e eng -e,{so, 'iary board or any agent ,3f pba efats fo, longer period than his term of office. .. ,.e-
 By MT. Payne-T> protect life and property on railroads. iaiA ere .,. ~. : not to leave division pol, i'a uhtlI s, lhsy have had eight hours reA> v ui9patGIi' ..;ll CTS to work but twelve hoA ID ooii'iiA' uously. aon,.
 By Mir Pindall-To extend boa 1aafy i;, line of Watson judicial distrie> Ill Desha county
 By Mir Peterson-To amend the statute fixing fees of secretary Of state, making $30 minimum for fling charters.
 By Mr Rowland-To prohibit sale or giving away of intoxicants within three miles of Everton school
 By Mir Ruff-To make attempt to beat board bill misdemeanor.
 By MT. Simpson of Washington-To authorize county examiners to renew first-grade licenses.
 By MT. Smith-To make landlords liable in failures to fulfill contracts of persons working on shares.
 By MT. Springer-For depot at Mon- roe.
 By MT Winn-To prohibit common carriers from restricting their liabil- ity by exception clauses in bills of lading.
 By Mir Ward-Concurrent resolution asking congressman to vote to in- crease Mexican war pensions
 By Mir White-To amend section 2613 of Kirbys digest
 By Mir Bolton-To prevent, dis counting of commercial paper when discount amounts to over ten per per cent per annum of principal
 By MT Brooks-To require depot built at Wrightsville.
 By MT Burgess-To subject minors to heavy fine for misrepresenting age to secure native wine.
 By MT. Jones-To require railroads to keep operators at all county seats on railroads.
 l By MT. DeRositt-To make four-wire fence lawful in St. Francis county.
 By MT. Hamiter-To prescribe du- ties of county examiners. l By Mir. Keel-To increase salaries 1 of Jackson county officials
  on swamp land sales paid for in bonds l issued in 1861.
 By MT. Martineau-To prevent rail- road employees from working more than sixteen consecutive hours.
 By Mir. Nowlin-To amend laws as I to donations of state lands
 By MT. Dudley-To form school dis trict No. 62, in Clay county, into a special school district, and authorize it to borrow money.
 By MT. Eldridge-To provide that blacksmiths' and wheelwrights' liens may be filed within thirty days after the beginning of work By MT. Finley-To authorize coun- i ty clerks to publish names of persons 1 to whom allowances have been made of fees by county court, which have not been delivered to such persons
 By Mir. Fletcher-To require county clerks to place the values on all real estate in abstracts. | By MT. Hazel by request-To give contractors for tiling lien on the prop | erty.
 By MT Hunt-To require Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt to build a viaduct at Ohio street and Third and Fourth avenues in Pine Bluff l By MT Hurst-To impose direct and collateral inheritance tax on tang l ible and intangible property.
 By MT. Isbell-To provide that in the Sixth chancery district answers may be filed in twenty thirty and six | ty days after service
 By MT Jackson of Howard-To fix the salary of stenographer in the l Ninth judicial circuit at S1 200. By MT Jackson of Phillips-To re- quire the legalizing of all primary elections.
 By Mir. Jarrard--To provide penal l ty of fine of not less than $100 nor more than $500 for fraudulent sales of nursery stock
 By Mir. Black of Sebastiau-To pro
 idle for the issuance of preferred stock by corporations.
 The senate Tuesday passed the fol- lowing house bills: For a depot at Baxter, Drew county; to increase sal ary of county judge of Garland coun- ty; to create special school district at Salem; to provide for the sale of cer- tain lots belonging to the state in Flu. reka Springs; to amend the Little River county local optien law; and to provide for the leyying of q roan