The Monticellonian., 1905-02-16


 By Mir Ghapine-Greating the of. flee of chief engineer of the state.
 By Mr. DuLaney- Regulating tha assessment of negotiable instruments. By Mir RoWell-To cover defcien- cies for the branch normal
 By MT Morrell-To hold railroads liable for all damages to live stock.
 By Mir. Beek-To provide for q state board of road and highway commis. sioners.
 By MT. Whitley-To make null and void any contract made by members of the penitentary board or any agent of the state fer longer period than his term of office
 By MT Payne-To protect life and property on railroads Train crews not to leave division points until they have had eight hours rest; dispatch CTS to work but twelve hours eontin- uously.
 By Mir. Pindall-To extend boundary line of Watson judicial district in Desha county.
 By Mr Peterson-To amend the statute fixing fees of secretary of state. making $50 minimum for filing charters.
 By MT Rowland-To prohibit sale or giving away of intoXicants within three miles of Everton school.
 By Mr R0ff-To make attempt to beat board bill misdemeanor.
 By MT. Simpson Of Washington-T0 authorize county examiners to renew first-grade licenses.
 By Mr. Smith-To make landlords liable in failures to fulfill contracts of persons working on shares.
 By MT. SBringer-For depot at Mon- roe.
 By MT. Winn-To prohibit common carriers from restricting their liabiE ity by exception clauses in bills of lading.
 By MT. Ward-Concurrent resolution asking congressman to vote to in- crease Mexican war pensions.
 By MT White-To amend section 2613 of Kirbys digest.
 By MT Bolton-To prevent dis counting of commercial paper when discount amounts to over ten per per cent per annum of principal.
 By Mir Brooks-To require depot built at Wrightsvlle
 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
 By Mir. DeRositt-To make four-wire fence lawful in St Francis county.
 By MT. Hamiter-To prescribe du. ties of county examiners.
 By MT. Keel-To increase salaries of Jackson county officials.
 By MT MeDaniel-Fo confirm titles on swamp land sales paid for in bonds issued in 1861
 By Mir. Martineau-To prevent rail. road employees from working more than sixteen consecutive hours.
 By MT Nowlin-To amend laws as to donations of state lands.
 By MT. Dudley-To form school dis triet No 62, in Clay county into special school district, and authorize t to borrow money.
 By Mr. Eldridge-To provide that blaeksmiths' and wheelwrights' liens may be filed within thirty days after the beginning of work
 By MT Finley-To authorize coun- ty clerks to publish names of persons l to whom allowances have been made l of fees by county court, which have not been delivered to such persons.
 By Mir. Fleteher-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 Mir. Hunt-To require Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt to build a viaduct at Ohio street and Third and Fourth avenues in Pine Bluff
 By MT. Hurst-To impose a direct and collateral inheritance tax on tang ible and intangible property
 By Mr. Isbell-To provide that in the Sixth ehancery district answers may be filed in twenty. thirty and six ty days after service.
 By Mir Jackson Of Howard-To fx i the salary of stenographer in the Ninth judicial circuit at S1 200
 By MT Jackson of Phillips-To re- i quire the lesalizing of all primary elections.
 By MT Jarrard-To provide penal ty of fine of not less than s100 nor more than $300 for fraudulent sales Of nursery stock.
 By Mir. Black of Sebastian-To pro vide 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 option law; ana to provide for the levying of l roaa tax in Phillips county
 Senator Fletcher's bill to regulate the sale of commercial fertilizers. passed the senate as did Senator Hol- lands bill requiring prosecuting at torneys to appoint deputies in certain counties.
 Amendments were offered by house members to MT Bowens bill to raise the salary of the county judge of Craighead county to sl,800, to increase the judges salaries in the following counties: Howard $500 Crawford St 1000, Drew S1000, St. Frapcis Sl,- 200. Polk $l,000, Logan $1OO0 All were adopted
 The house passed the bill authoriz- ing the attorney general to bring suit to determine the boundary line be- tween Arkansas and Mississippi on Bucvk Island, in the Mississippi riv- CT, which has been in dispute for sey- eral years.
 Seven bills were passed by the sen ate Thursday as follows. By Senator Toney, regulating the running of cleo