The Forrest City times., 1907-04-26
LEGISLATIVE noTEs.

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 | TT the Lli is passed. more ihan 1000 | miners in this state wili Co out oa a strlks. | More than ihat- fhsy WlN remain on strike | uutll contracts aau be mad" lth the eFet- | Hfors inst exactly opposite to ihis law. We | want just exactly Whaf wc have. We de
 sire no change Ne want The miner to | rsf pay for his work ilr dlss the eoal- l He should he paid for that udef The screen law al fh#f Eues through the sereen | i- nor paid for t#t tbe operator sells thls | rual at geCd rfi-e and thef~ t~ ra fta- | son why the msa g ha digs lt shauld not | receive pay for tt And when VI sfHike 1 # will Ae Hue ta He HeHem hefed. Ne have | seftisd this fhInE u4 legislation Ws made | e.r contracts Wtfh the Hud~rstaaaiHE t1.a l they ta =t#Hd If The supfet tHe #=HH#f 't=fl | not uphold fts aut|.sfr-eu 'r mlns.f au iaN. | We went to work at STFdra, fine target | .oal mining amp In Arsausas. altsr | seftIeWeut under arbitration Ne WlEt be l backed by The tuIted mine workers nf 1 America. We viii bght ttr tsff ts tHr | bitter end and we shall win HH not | ~aNinE this "a tHsHeata a .uu ua iHss l bil. for ! knew fsa5 ssn uo' be done ! ae 1 kfkgu>as house af EsHtr~euIafFFEs HEF men | who can not hz iufI+u. ed tX any -usu methods Hrf sine have tr-H a=sea
 aS To the efeEf fte pa~sar" ol rhs t5#t | what We mean We want fair HIss We
 want the law Ieff Just exactly aS F ts
 In speaking af m extension of the Iesis- 1 lafure. Senator oldham said
 Il will say that The Joint Committee on 1 Capitol have ngf considered thg matte - l 1 want 1t understood that the Eummiffse
 has not given the matter thought and l at the present time We d1 hot know l whether an extension would Do Heeessa ' 1 personally Wau4d favor The taking of
 recess fer abeat @u days at the fud ot 1 the session aHr If fhe best lawyers Tn | the state has declared that G"Eernor 1 Moore will hold office until the regular l governor, John Little. returns Other Fe.d | that the term of John Moore in the exc l cutive's office expires al the same time l that his tenure a~ president of the senate | does In that ea~e. in order te b. en 1 the Sa afe side. l. Wauld be a geua ldea To | take the recess and give Acting t'uytt nc. 1 Moore chance TO sign all Nf tue tat |.
 sureS that have passed the Asee#biA IT i We took rsHeSsi there would ee no doubt | of the legality cf the arts. for Jonu M ore
 would still te president cf the senate.
 Declaring that if appropriation meas 1 Ures were no: cErtaiieQ rhe state of A1kau- 1 >as would fase deficit. and be issuing | lions MesSrs. kfIiaugh. Nctoilam and oth. | CTS wagged relentless fight throughout | the ma jur part of the day in the House | Friday against rho University uf Arkan- | SaS deficiency appropriation bill Almost | defeated in The closing minutes of the ses- | sion, and realizing that the majority favor 1 ed the passage of the bill. an eudeavor | was made To have an amendment lacked l on which would prohibit the benehcArlfs
 in the bill from drawing the money until | after August l. We will be an scrip
 basis by the arst of June" said Mr kil- | tough. if do no1 curtail these measures. l There is now but Si5o.o0u in the treasury. l This bill covers an appropriation of sto,- | ooO. that will he drawn the minute | be | comes a law With the present running | expenses the fHA supply of cash will be | exhausted and warrants will have h go
 out-somcthing fhat II has been many | day since Arkansas has been forced to d'. Mir Ard of Jackson insists that he iS 1 serious in the matter of having his anti | skating rink hill enacted into a law Speak | ing on the bill which was before the House | Thursday, Mr. Ard said This might | have been introduced in the spirit of frlvel- | ity. but l ha9e discovered that there k l much merit in tae measure. have let l ters asking that# r ra>s. IL k claimed Ina l the skating f=HRs a7r keeping EHs *gaa& 1 boys and sjg5@ faem tAeir studies and their | homes. The eFaze k spreading = eNe9F | hamlet. and t5Es5s are thousands H=#g aa=set ta q cnntfnnafza af lire condition a 1 willing that cl5Its = tHn nsSt szass he eS i emfted II tHaf < necessary lt 5hz IztSsase
 uf the bill. tGt 1 Gstleye th2l !. k q good
 moral measure and i'd he a gaed ta" |
 every acre If aaad iii AfkaHsss.'
 The first fa*eze oo inc fa9r ef the | House during tae present legislative s=s
 sion took place Tuesday aftern.gl when | Representative Fosfer of Cleveland S@nt 1 The hall af tHe head cf Re5'Fes5 =ntafiv7
 Quinn of Garland The difficulty Ersw ont of discussion If the Ainis insurance l and the purpose If which Wis 1t ftaHiFa
 every life Iasaranae comrany doing bHst
 ness In the state te permanently invest 75 l per cent uf the reserve held for policy l holders in this ~-ate the investments
 to be made within the borders of the | state without direction 6 tn ia what
 manner
 Telegraph operator. employed bv tbo ya l roUS railroads in Arkansas are anXiHflsil 1 awaiting the action to be taken by ,ht Leg 1 islaturr ia regard ta the eight hauH da4 htll affecting telegraph operators eB rail
 roads In Mi-sonl5 2 sim.l3r h.n is Sai9 1 bill provides that railroad operators Sh-
 not be required to work more than eigul
 hours a day at important stations aad not
 more than twelve hours at small stations 1 Those who are presenting the bill in the
 various legislatures oyer the country. state l rajlread operators are often ovefwaFSed and
 shat as fesuit serious wreoS occur
 In tire even. that Governor Jahn
 Il5tIe does noj return to the state If tAe | time of the adjournment Of the pr9senr l legislative session and recall Aeti.t Gov l eruor John Ike Moore from his position as l $ ting governor. this cheial could continue in possession et that office regardless of the l Seuate'S action in elerting fi,utenauI 1 governor according to an opinion rendered | Friday br Judge VI Rose he oDfn-
 iau was rendered in reSponSe to feqnest 1 from senator John |. Lee. that thcte miIht
 he further iigh5 thrown on q question tha,
 iS admitted ta he iu doubt by man. lesaI
 members of both legislative btdtes
 
 The Senate Friday killed The owens seg i Fesati"n uili before the reading af tse 1T e 1 had beeu completed The mta>Hfa Wa 1 called up by senator lindaU Tor }he very 1 purpose of exposing II to massacre. and | the secretary had no sooner read .le num- l bvr Dt line biHi than Senator Harrison
 moved that the measure be tabled some | uf tEe senators began protesting asainsf
 fhiS Uut tedure. but the chair he'd Iaat q i motion to table was not debafabls On | reu call tGr motion of the senator from i Mississippi prevailed by two votes
 1T any one had doubted that ft, final ! rush was on in the legislature h. would l have been convinced af the faat if he had , been in the Senate chamber Monday after 1 noon Two appropriation bills of great i ma guituda were passed. a resolution was
 introduced to extend the session nnt1
 June 10 and fo eau the climax wHen | thp upper henSe adjourned 4 o,eIe.k | ii was with the understanding thar fhe i Senate would recanverc a-au Ht \ 20 in l the morning. an hour earlier rhan asual
 \ lady who Sar in fhe t}ra If fh,s ink