The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-31
WAGGENER WANTS 1T.
Seeks to Have state University Report
Printed.

Senator Waggener introduced a
resolution in the senate this morning
which stirred things up for a few
minutes
Senator Waggener'S resolution call
ed for the printing of 500 copies of
the report of the State university for
the use of the senate An explanation
was made by Senator Waggener that
Chancellor Strong had filed the uni
versity report with the state printer
some weeks ago but that the state
printer had been instructed not to
print the report
The senators Jared over the re-
1erring of the matter to the senate
committee printing or the state
printing board. The resolution was
dnaIly referred to the printing board.
Senator Waggener said that as the
university is asking for liberal appro-
priations that the senators should
know what is in the report
Senator Waggener also introduced
a resolution this morning, which was
adopted, calling on Governor Hoch.
the state auditor and the military
script commissioner to furnish the
senate with a copy of the report of
the script commissioner.
Senator Stillings introduced a bill
An the senate this morning to make
splitting on the floor of any public
hall a misdemeanor. The bill will
probably not be in force until after its
publication in the statute book, if it
passes. for if it should be in force
after an immediate publication in the
official state paper there might be
numerous arrests in the senate.
The following bills were introduced
IN the senate this morning:
By Peck. No. 34S-An act regulat-
ang the meetings of the board of coun-
" commissioners of Cloud county,
Kansas.
to ,1r-of eel
distractions Of the Neosho river.
BY Gilbert No. S50-An act au-
thorizing the city of Hiawatha, Kan, /
20 issue its bonds for the purpose of
erecting a public building and to pur-
chase site therefor.
By Benson. No. 351-An act au-
thorize the board of education of the /
city of FL Dorado, in the county of
Butler, state of Kansas, to levy a tax |
for the payment of certain indebted
ness.
Ghe endowment of graves. etc.
BY Stewart. No. 353-An act to 1
amend sections one and two of chap /
ter 81 of the general statutes of 1868, /
relating to minors.
BY Stewart. No. 354-An act to fix
the time of payment of the salaries of /
county auditor county treasurer.
county attorney and county commits
sionefs in the state of Kansas.
By Stewart No. 355-An act to +
FACdLe JOlln Bright second aQO1GOn
70 the city of Wichita, Sedgwick coun- /
ty, Kansas.
By Stewart. No. 356-An act to T
vacate a portion of Hammers addi- /
ton to the city of Clearwater, Sedg- /
wick county, Kansas, and retaining +
the same inside the said city and cor
pOratiOn limits thereof
BY Carver. No. 357=An act to
vacate North addition to the town of /
Nashville in Kingman county, Kansas,
and all streets, alleys, lots and blocks
IN the same.
BY Chapman. No. 35S=An act to
amend section 2S2, article 9, general /
statutes of 1901, concerning carving
deadly weapons.
BY Chapman. No. s59-An act re-
iating to savings banks; providing for
the organization. management con-
troll, regulation and supervision of
savings banks and providing penalties
Tor violation of the provisions of this
act, and repeating article Is of chap
ter %, statutes of 1901.
BY Getty. No. 36O-An act author
King counties to explore lands for the
purpose of discovering gas, oil, and
valuable minerals beneath the surface Il
and providing the means for payment I
therefor
BY Getty. No. s61-An act in reIa-
ZION to actions against partnerships as II
such and the service Of process and II
judgment in such actions
BY Dolley. NO. 362-An act vacat-
ing certain streets. lots and blocks in
Hhe town of Wabaunsee, Wabaunsee
county, Kansas.