The Brinkley argus., 1907-04-12
THE HcuoE.


 Under bill passed in the fiedss wcd. nesday. any state oflicer ms sclber ct sihs of the boards of the state lnstuutioHs who may experd more of the mcney oi the state than has been specifically app5I" priated for certain purposes is tp pc u. clared guilty of msdemeanor, and 10 be fined and imprisoned as the jury tryiis the case may determine. the fine not Ie be of q longer term than one year. iI i bill was introduced by Mr. Craven ana Is designed 10 prevent deficiency bilis. ,,,.. The House passed the Rowel bill' whiSis S makes the salary of the secletary to the governor s2.200 per annum. The Dill alSo % provides that the secretary shah oe I tn adjutant general without a salary as sucn. the former salary being incorporated III the original salary as secretary.
 New bills in the House were: By Mir. White, changing the law raw 1, to contributory negligence that failure t9 look. listen when crossing oas r,iiro"' | track does not bar suit for danafes., By Mir. Welch, regulating tnc ousinrsc ,sin;,sc 1 of peddling in the counties by requir,nEs nE l peddIers to take out license ron no caci. 's county seat which is fixed att sSS1oUo per per county court which is fixed at sZoo per
 Ry Mir Andrews. compelling corporations | to pay employes salaries at intervals not longer than semimonthly. ,. | By Mir Moore of Independence, ehiale ing the powers of courts in process actions | by rcakfng service on one member or ah agent of corporation legal service
 The general appropriation bill wa, was onf up l in the House Thursday. The amendment | which makes the provisional appropriation for the governors contingent fund S5ouo | instead of S2.000 was adopted. rms anu | cipates that the lieutenant governor shaIl | he needed more than is generally the GUS | tom and his salary is paid out or tnlS tnS fund An amendment appropriating NI.u.U
 for stenographsr rpr 'g and agrenture | was adopted On motion Of MT. stevens | further consideration of the Diil was oe l ferred ,,
 The House passed the following bills | Ry Mir Stevens of fhe Ways and Means Committee, appropriatlng the sum 9i ti,,,ina 300 for deficiency in printing ana o'hu'ns the records of the state. .,.,os | By Mr Bishop. increasing the penalt!es for disturbing religious gatherings or tor damaging the property of schools, churchcs | or lodges. .,
 Bv Mr. DuLaney. requiring railroad eom- | panies to keep night operators at all couli- ty seats through which their lines pass. | New bills at this session were;
 | By the Committee Agriculture. for inc encouragement and aid ot county institutes l within the State. .,,,. e. | damaged or lost goods on the lnitiai car
 By Mr. quinn. fixing the hours which | shall be taught in the public schools oi l inc Stnte at five hours each day except | By Mir Walker making attendance Tn public schools compuisof3 loi "t i'l | weeks in every year
 The Moore -Heartsill Bill which it was claimed had been tempered with came UP | again in the House Friday when resolu- tion offered asking Tor me appoantiii t | thoroughly the method in whlch II WIZ possible for the changes to nave peeh made. ~ ,fo.no os t,da. | nendence ard Mr IIeartsll being direct copy of the correct engrossed 9lil, was ia i,l | troduced. read twice. and mace spcG,a, p.'is l orfk,r for Saturday after the morning The remainder of Fridays business was | confined to Senate bills of local character' | number of which were acted upon.
 The Moore Heartsil bill, prohibiting | eneculation in futures either through legl- l innate Board of Trade transactions or III | bucket shops. was passed in the nouS' Saturday by unanimous s2"' ,oa,illativq ng i,, , branches and was being prepared 10 De SUD. | mitted to the governor for signature Wnel, ne !, the discovery was made that tne 1il' ;i nay ;t | been ..tloctored'' and that two words Tn II | had been changed that would nave fen' | dered 1t imperative. ,,
 Members who had opposed the bill on it's first passage Saturday voted CT us | nassagp stating that such attempts tc 1 ihwart legislation should be severely re buked ,,, , | bill was 1uFTpuiittu mirinc all saloons to keep closed from i' | o'clock at night until , o'clock in tht | morning and prohibiting them from opef | ating restaurants in connection.
 | Other bills introduced were | Hv Mr Hodges. to fix per diem ot mem l hers of the legislature so that after nlnetA days of any session no salary Is to pc pai, pa t | leyjslatol.S AIr spul3aney offered an amend | mept which makes thc bill apply only tf White county. which was adopted.
 By Mir Walls. prohibiting the kiliihS o
 ur.bearing animals between April ant October. .,
 The House adjourned at noon until Mon
 day morning