The Carlisle independent., 1907-03-07
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THE SENATE.

Alter a heated and somewhat sensational debate the Senate Monday by one major ity. passed the Greenhaw pure food bill, which Is almost an exact copy or the pure months % a ago nsT Senator fatterso5n. who intro duced the antipatent medicine bill early in the session, took the floor in opposition to the Greenhaw measure. and intimated that outside influence had been brought to bear to defeat his measure.
 The motto of the state, "Regnant Pop uh, which Is erroneous. is sought to pc corrected in a bill introduced by Senator Lee making the motto read "Regnat Pop nant Populi'' means the peoples (that is. the tribes nationsl rule. His object Is to have the change inscribed on the new Another bill passed at this session was one repeating all laws antagonistie to tfreek .r kansas and authorizing the faculty to con trol the matter in the future. ..-.,
 The Senate also passed the Patterson bill providing for the working of conyiets on public roads. Each county Is permitted to work the conviets sent up from that
 Senator Oldham introduced bill to re peal section 1256 of Kirby's Digest. ana giving the Supreme Court reporter the right to accept law cases whenever they are rendered
 One of the most important bills intro duced In the Senate Tuesday was by Sen ator Legate. which makes 1t unlawful to permit any cotton buyer. cotton shipper, or cotton factor, to own or operate or become an officers or director in any company or corporation owning or operating any cot ton compress plant in this state, ana re Quires persons companies. or corporations owning or operating cotton compress plants to furnish the names of the owners or operators, or their officers and alrectGas SaS the latter demands it.
 Senator Patterson introduced bill rais- Ing the salary of the governor ot the state to S4.000 after the expiration of the pres ent term of office.
 It being House day in the Senate. twen- nil In the regular grind, and five were passed. These were all local measures.
 New bills introduced were:
 By Senator Arnold-Requiring the pres ldent or secretary of every corporation doing business in this state to file annually a statement of the cash capital. cash value of real estate and personal estate, and ln-
 By Senator Carlock-An act giving the tive wines shall be sold in one-ffth gallon quantities the same as when voting for license or against license.
 The Senate Wednesday, passed the de feiency bill for the University o5 Arkansas It developed that a bill would be intro dueed prohibiting the state department in the future from assuming any obliga- ton unless authorized by the state by regular legislation.
 During the morning Senator simms 900 for the Jamestown exposition but 1t failed of passage. not receiving the necessary two-thirdS vote.
 Other bills passed were: By senator Lambert, requiring railroads to drain their road beds within 200 yards of a station onstration ons pd4Toaz faEms s0 in each county
 New bills in the Senate were: By Senator De Rosy providing for the work Senator Browning, requiring assessors in Improvement districts to make an oath when placing assessments on valuation
 Tho vote by which the appropriation of s15.OOO was killed the day before was reconsidered in the Senate Ihursoay, M anu anr and g against. was declared passed A question remains as to whether the pIli or two-thirds of those present and voting 0'fs5s Senator 5 sfH p f sEy ns choice of the the special election held last Saturday, was oficlally received in the Senate "a, al ,h!s session. Acting Governor IT. JSRn ntt,na Ike
 Senate Bill No. 166. by Senator Pat. terson was taken up for the purpose of disPosng of the eommtttese dttse amendmenf me WSicS reanlres rnrs the the formula to be printed in plain type as large as breyier size on state. The Senate Committee on Public Health had amended the bill So as to require physicians also to wsS their Ss dT@s pTe gist preparing the medicine to copy the Prescription on the label whenever request ed to do so by the PuschaSe5h namh.r A After eru bers took part the committee amendment was stricken from the bill, and the whole subject made a special order for next Thursday afternoon.
 Dy Senators Amis and Goodwin, r.quir- ing railroad companies to file annually statement and schedule of all real and personal property in the state.
 By Senator Mckenzie, prohibiting the sale or giving away of cigarettes in the
 By Senator Mccall. providing that the until until after f those petitioning its change shall have deposited the sum of s5.OO0 in cash to be donates toward the building of the county court house ln the new seat of government.
 By Senator Goodwin. authorizing the State Board of Education to invest the permanent school fund in warrants of special school districts;
 New bills introduced in the Senate were :
 By Senator Milan-An act to shorten the time for closing up administrations from three years, as now prescribed, to IS months,
 asylum for the insane in Sebastian coun- ty and authorizing that county to appro- priate money for the establishment of
 By Senator McKnight-Requiring notes and bonds to be listed for taxation, and prescribing hoy they shall be stamped
 By Senator Goodwin.-An act to permit shippers to execute bond and receive freight in advance of bills of lading after having made surety.
 By Senator Rowland.-To protect ship pers from delay In the shipment of cattle or live stock and requiring stock trains to make at least 15 miles hour In transit.
 The Committee on State Capitol of the Senate and House which are making in oulry In the building of Arkansas new stats house were endorsed as to the meth ods they are employing in making the In. yestigatlon by both bodies of the General Assembly at Fridays session.
 The special committee appointed to con- fer with Prosecuting Attorney Rhoton also made It's report In both houses and was