The Nevada County picayune., 1907-04-26
/ Proceedings
THE SENATE.

0GNH
 ..a, one of the hardest fights of the
 asrt session the Senate Monday passed Phe Holland insurance bill, which prohibits tife insurance companies doing business t the state from discriminating between sh hoip rolicyholders and making it unlaw ti to issue the so-called board contracts i'fr i'rhe bill by Senators Wlngo and Good win prohibiting, railroads from working nuIorpS more than 16 hours at stretch. as tssspd with only one dissenting vote. Tbr bill by Senator Bush. appropriating e5G 0oU for the establishment of an agri- s1it1ys5 school in the state, was tabled sfter -he Committee of the Whole had <iIIed the first section.
 Nev bills introduced were
 py senator Wingo. appropriating s1O., ,on for an Arkansas monument al shiloh.
 pr Senator Rector. making Il a felony &o cut wire fences.
 gy Senator liamiter. allowing coal cor oretions the right to construct railways pUI swing them the right of eminent do n1iI Eg senator Yopp,. providing for the re- s,firu of land forfeited for the non .a~t.ent of taxes and giving such persons tbc right to secure the return of their nronertv within year from the time IL was seized.
 ceDaror Goodwin introduced bill in the Senate Tuesday giving the school commis .ioners power to invest the school funds of fh. state for the purpose Of increasing 
 Utber bills introduced were;
 R., senator Yopp. regulating the sale Of .onmercal fertilizers In the state.
 Ky Senator IIamiter, making 1t a miS- Aomsaner to use any name for any puH- uoSe except the name given at birth. EV senator Martin, raising the salary of the commissioner of state lands to S2,- 'VT E, Senator Cloud. amending section asf C thc digest relating 10 definite jail sentences
 Tte senate Wednesday passed bill in frodured by Senator Bush which leaves to tbe various counties and townships of the sfatp inc right to determine by votes of the property owner just what kind of stock laws and fences they desire. The bill passed by large vote The kush btlI ana Sbe bjll introduced and passed by NIT. Black of Marion giving to the Railroad toAlmlS sion the power, on petition, 10 compel the railroads 10 erect depots wherever they are needed and the necessity of them k proven bv frvstigation. are measures that are In. terded to relieve the Assembly of some O. ffs work If both of these bills become acts. a. fbev probably will. nearly half af the labor of the Legislature will be removed 4 Lt Is To be introduced in the senate shortly giving To the county examiners the powef to establish school districts. If this. foo ta#omcs a law. future ASSembie. VII be ahHe tO devote their time exclusively t5 .. .si4rga;luH If general Heasta'S.
 Tie U.il by Senator Patterson appronrla- ting &,tI.btU Tor IuF payment ul }te iIl- vate soldiers of the State Gnard who served during The yellow fever scare Of lana at fhp fffe Of $l 50 day in addition t. inc 49 cents per day allowed hv the govern mcut was defeated by one vote
 Tne Mckenzie measure appfoptiatlnG sl G60 for the use of the Arkansas His tory Commission in publishing the second volYme of the History of Arkansas. was
 Seuator Cloud introduced bill repeating the Lee prohibition measure which became effective two weeks ago. The Tea ufes or the Lee bill that prohibit newspapers in temperance districts from publishing liquor ads and that section that makes The per son giving an order h an agent by telephone liable have according to the senator from Saline created considerable dissatisfaction throughout the state. The measure was read twice and referred b the Committee on Temperance.
 New jslls introduced were:
 Ky senator Toney. making t miSde- mtancr to wear. Illegally. badge or any insignia of a fraterual society.
 Ky senator Martin. prohibiting the shoot t1g ur yzing of fish
 Ky Senator Milan, giving to phYsteianS whose license has been revoked the right to appeal to the CuHrtS of the state
 Ky senator oldham. giving the county judee thc power of disposins oi orphans and loundlingS.
 The Senate Thursday passed tho bill In reduced by Senator Mcdaniel of Washing ton county providing for the organization ot live stock mutual insurance companleS' nder the bill any three men ar" eligible tu organize such an insurance company by roTul iAing with the regulations that are iald down for the formation ot mutual Ire m surauHe companies. bond of S2o" uust be filed. and this form of inSurauc" dIfers from the ire variety in th-t the awuant of capital need not be so great as that of the latter corporations.
 The Harrison bill providing for thc ap continent of q state veterinary board and requiring all veterinarians 10 secure II. eea~e before praetens Was passed hy a large vote
 0tAol biIls passed by tne Senate were:
 Ey tAr Ways and Means Cummittr". ap- ftul f1tiuS Stu33lGI 10 cover dcnGieuf| in ,he printing fund.
 bg senator Ilamiter prohibiting th" 9se ef aliases or false names and mak ing f a mlsdrmeAUor.
 iA Mr. Saunders. making am empleye re- snon>tAe to h, employer for breach ol con
 l., Senator Oldham giving to the County Court tho right tp dispose of orphans and iolLGiiugs.
 IaeaI blis of minor importance occupied aImnr the entire time of the senate Friday. N'A 'he exception of the po!l.taN bill oi senator Cloud which seeks to regulate ln' 3NS'tiEs ol poll taN receipts. This bili seeks 10 prevent the wholesale paving If poll ldAtS ht politicians ar others for selfish Interests, aI1 is said by some ot the Scna lnrS ?" hr oue of the best bills passed by 
 As the Legislative session draws to Svse luere k talk every afternoon in the House where the greatest congestion eN- lSts. about night sssions A majority oi th' members have tO date been against any eA.h procedure one member of turmer assembly said Thursday of night sessieus ihtuE if the legislative journals Wer" !9OA e'rr ii would be found that all the "ofrl legislation ever placed on our statute t."hs Was don" in the darkness of night. M'nhefS go home tired and will not re lu.L here iS always d bare quorum oI pt', and inc laws enacted al such seSSious 's H'- the voice ot tue Legislature in fact, l., senator Montgomery has proposed reso- u'."H which he will probably Introduce M"hoaf extending the legislative session au'I June l. or fifteen days in addition 70 lh' hrst extension The senator from la'aytur aud several of his colleagues are VI The opinion that the extension Is abso- iu''lf necessary on account of the unn ,SueN condition of the several appropria V"u pt5!s and the state capitol iuvestga N.oh. The fate of the resolution k a matter or considerable doubt
 senator Wingo introduced a bill Monday s Sr" .h9UA nppropriatng Slo.0ue for the