The Green Forest tribune., 1907-03-22
yislative N
 ceedings J

ceedings / HE SENATE.
 Monday passed a bill which ime when laborers or mea terial can file liens on i'm ty from the 90 days now y law to one year. The bill
 by Senators Oldham and
 ground that titles to i'm state would not be cleared had elapsed, and that the
 such a law would put a al estate investments. The avote of 17 to 9.
 bills were introduced and
 passed. The confirmation ytments of the Board of he Confederate Home, which last week by Acting Gov
 was among the days pro as taken on the situation at though it had been reported utIon would be introduced ie acting governor to send
 Hot Springs If he thought b enforce the provisions of pool selling law.
 SNpfohibition bill introduced
 by Senator Carlock. by re- would abolish all saloons in ie ma jority in the sttae was e, failed to pass by a vote .rnor Moore. through a mes nate, announced his approval ! No. S4. by Senator Toney. time of the state election
 Monday to the second Mon mber. and Senate Bill No. lr Oldham, the latter being want bill.
 by the Senate were
 Arnold. legalizing the sum TOTS and witnesses over the Nance. providing penalties of
 $50 for offering or giving IT thing of value to any rail for setting out freight cars age of any shipper as against l. Mckenzie. increasing the 'ustees of the University of tho Appointment of one from ;nuol district. and adding the :. of public instruction to the
 Rowland. making railroads ,nm0n carriers jointly liable damage to freight or express. F Goodwin. requiring three 3e Employed on every freight fly cars or more run in this
 Mcknight, requiring rail lsat to repair crossings within after notice instead of after , now provided.
 sTuesday by a vote of 19 to Y Patterson bill raising the Rovernor of the state from K y1a assed House bill by Mir. Nsfian county. increasing the WRilroad commission. giving Nct upon petitions for the
 sidings and depots and the S,f Nrailroad service: by MT. yiting drunkenness in public Y on trains, and making the s&1O for each offense. and t0r Bush. making the sums pifal stock in corporations
 Q S5 instead of S25. ] Enumeration bill was revived e Wednesday by d vote of vote by which the measure fated was reconsidered, and V on the calendar in the same tl faction as other bills which sedHto a final action.
 Tn0on session the Bush bill. the[ comrlon school districts to conform to the political ns Killed, the vote being 19 d by the Senate were: Rowland, requiring correct , Stamped on the outside of c0ntaining a produce or com e sold hy weights.
 Browning. changing the gen laws of the state by requiring ltIons or any legal notices to lin the county papers where lets are affected.
 tLegate, authorizing and giv- and of a permanently insane t to transfer property rights Signature.
 Milan, giving courts the right es closed at discretion without fd1f three years as now pre- patterson, giving county and ef6 the right to order all sa- m time of high excitement community.
 G0odwin, giving the railroad power to make rates and in on all connecting roads fV of the stock of the roads controlled. directly or indi- h&me stock or bond holders. Mcknight. removing alge- llincation for a first-grade nse and adding land survey tead.
 I Annexation bill was passed Thursday by a vote of Is ES one of the most exciting .e8ent session.
 Doi5 patent medicine bill was K S&fternoon session, the vote
 N Senator Patterson made {kf for the passage of this 7&ct that the Greenhaw bill. < x4tional pure food law, had ,zi passed in the Senate mili- io second act.
 |tr&duced at this session were: 9oodwin, providing for the of q normal school for lB BsMconducted under a board D Appointed by the governor, |tiptendent of public instruc- 0Utional member.
 z Montgomery. authorizing the Iroa to prosecute pools and m restraint of trade.
 4mportance was transacted TFiday, the time being spent 6t0erlng local House bills. mo introduced a resolution f Governor Little on his knday which occurred today. jt}bn was unanimously adopt cf6in the Governor announced W the following Senate bills {: 20s206 (Rector), authorizing |6d0l District in Izard Coun- Money,; Senate Bill No. 207 |d}biting the traffic of liquor TT of the white school house '4V County: Senate Bill No. q fa blishing the Beaver Bay \ e4A{strict in Phillips county. 33ills passed in the Senate
 on Railroads, fixing the
 ers for damage to freight.
 Mir. Killough, giving to
 sion companies the right
 hin.
 bd introduced a bill provid-
 distribution of the State
 Its.
 1ght introduced a bill pro-
 ployer from working his
 ITS daily.
 reen. mayor general com
 kansas State Guard. has
 V Acting Governor Moore
 rings, and view conditions
 racetrack. and make a
 alleged violations of the
 e Amis anti-pool selling
 er called Mir. Oldham of
 the chair Friday saving
 Oldham, his brother. was
 Senate he thought the
 not have the exclusive
 esiding in both ends of
 he same day.
 dividing of Pope county
 Judicial districts. with
 10 be at Russellville and
 eted In the House Mon
 y ayes, and B noes.