The Springdale news., 1905-01-20
In the House.

tA4N' Ai lelAIHS.
 In the House.
 By MT. Tarver (No. 36)-To permit the assessor of each county to desig- nate two justices of the peace to as sist him. Read once.
 By MT. Fletcher (No. 371-To make the salary of the county judge of Franklin county $500 per annum Read twice.
 By MT. Andrews of Sharp (No. 3S) To provide for the punishment of husband who abandons his wife and children, the latter under 12 years without good cause, at not more than one years Imprisonment and fine of $100 Read once.
 By MT. Ross (No 39)-Regulating legal hours of work in saw and plan ing mills so as to establish a legal days work ten hours. Read once.
 By MT. Jackson (No. 40)-Provid- ing for the better regulation of dram shops and saloons. Whenever it ap- pears that they are being kept open on Sunday or run in such a way as to be public nuisance or harbor for in- toxicated persons the owners must
 
 show cause why license should not be revoked. Read once.
 By MT. Burgess (No. 4)-To segre- gate the school taxes. Read once
 By MT. Witt (No. 42)-Creating the Mount Holly school district in Faulk- her county Read once.
 By MT Chapline (No 43)-To make four wire fence lawful in Mon- roe county Read twice
 By MT. Dodge (No 449-To regu- late changes of venue. Read once
 By MT. Taryer (No 451-Defining vagrants as persons over IS years of age without home or visible means of support Read once
 By MT. Hamiter (No. 46)-Appro- priating s4S for J. N. B. Shuler. an ex-Confederate. who failed to receive his pension. Read twice
 By Mir. Meade (No 41-To amend the penitentiary law, providing for a board of commissioners as recom- mended in the governors message. Read once.
 By Mir Greene (No 4S)-To make salaries of circuit judges $2,500 per annum. Read once.
 By MT. Holmes (No. 49)-For the regulation of insurance companies. Differs from present law by requiring that 50 per cent of premium be set aside to pay losses, and that an in- demnity bond be furnished as a guar antee It also provides for an exam ination of the affairs of each company by the state auditor every six months. the company so examined to pay all expenses of such examination. Read once.
 By MT. Holmes (No 50)-To repeal Miller county fence law Read twice
 By MT. Beck (No 5D-To provide for safe crossings of railroads by county reads. Read once.
 By Mr Hooker (No. 52)-To regu- late mutual insurance companies. Bond of S20,000 must be filed Com pany reserve 50 per cent of premiums Read once.
 By MT. McCollum (No. 53)-To create chancery courts in Garland. Saline, Pulaski and Jefferson coun- ties, and abolishing them in all other counties. Read once
 By MT. Chapline (No 54)-To com pei express companies to maintain offices in the central portion of all cities of the first class and second class and making the express com panies failure misdemeanor Read once.
 By Mir. Wilson of Perry (No. 55)--- Amending section 199 of Kirby's di- gest, relating to appeals. Read once
 By MT. Black of Sebastian (No 56) To prevent railroad and express companies from collecting over charges. Read once
 By MT Wilson of Bradley (No. 57) To provide for payment of , cents per mile mileage to witnesses testify ing in same county in which they re- side. Read once.
 By Mr. Bowen (No 5S)-Appropri- ating $150 to pay John Hallum for working in compiling Confederate ros- ter. Read once.
 By Mr. Brooks (No. 59t-A fellow servants bill Read once.
 By Mir. Simpson of Hampstead (No. 69)-For the relief of persons in the state who are holding cotton for bet ter prices, by providing that all cot ton held until June 1, 1905, be exempt from the taxes that would accrue upon it. Read once.
 By MT. Jackson of Phillips (No 6D-To make a four-wire fence law full in Phillips county. Read once
 By MT. Cook (No 62)-To amend an act passed in 1903 regulating the selling, hawking or peddling of cat tie in Desha county by adding Chicot