The Brinkley argus., 1907-02-22

House. was up again Tuesuay "hH W
 out unscathed from aAotieL r,..r.i.,teilis unon if iu the shapc or an do'' ist.,..s- Tfis rarti1,,iar amendment was pJ hNlt sentative Thomas. and vas p pr,. fyei that instead cf the s2iGittN ,,;f d. ct S2.5OO pes annum the aiS'1i,t .,f tIi.. h, cenfs ner. annum The a1tana 01 sH amendment .aid it Wa5 tVt t ttai purpose of fixing conpensatl4H s,,,..,tl its real object was 10 abolish ''ie
 chancery districts in the eie,' ,t.s-tI viva voce vote a motion to reject 'n' 'i-'- ment prevailed. ..,,i I'd, 5at5 o5 tho afternoon session in a discussioh ,. oi " Senate concurrent resolution menlont5Sihl meiiln5 h.. ing Congress to pass bill introducea p' Congressman J; q ninya, 'v in li' '%iisos'i. all in Arkansas above Cotter Tor eItSei .S n, purposes. without impeding navigation. 1le resolution was not adopted. s,ltse,..
 By Mir. Anderson. to make Vaild cgPiS of certain records Of Garland coaJtf & e&.. aged in the fire at Hot springs in Feofual!; ,... 1905, was n special ofqeF a.id "@'
 the third time and passed.
 Senate Bill No. 1T3 tNancel, ana S2; 15S tIIollarE. ere special ea ofoegS sl'u To ITO Is to authorize the special school uls- trIct of Rogers to borrow money ana N2. l5S Is to prevent coal companies or eo. e poratlcns snd, from ni fqnnSe,n Sa 1f ioland5 pro yiding for one stenographer for t1e cnleA justice of the Supreme Court ana tw9 efeuOQraDherS for the aSSOtiate Ju-' 5'i- the House Committee Judiciary o1ere9 m amendment to authorize the justices to employ one stenographer at saia,{ oA t1. POO per annum. which was adOptel. ,,,
 A bill was introduced at this session Dy Nr Black of Sebastian for the pfolectlol ,f natural gas and mineral oils in ANfNai9@S.
 NOTES.
 The newspaper and stamp bill waie4 hsa figured so largely in political tanlpals.ns for the past few years, and whieh vas le- fcated in the earlier part of the pfeseni sessicn of the Arkansas LeSisiatpie Ss.atii ii ta snt form has passed both houses and nov awaits the signature of the governor iAe bill, which follows. debars any pat 9aii5 papers from competition as pIoTiasd II section [, because of lack of space.
 Section | That It shall be tae datg af the Secretary of the senate t2 pIfei.iaa3e ea and furnish each member Of that b7ag daily. for this session. forty daily pagefs of any paper publishing full reports q tAe proceedlngs of the Legislature, or in Jica sssfs6 pSSs6nr ws su hunasea rspefts aaf oa hs @ of the Legislature the choice of such pa pers whether weeklles or daiies to pc ,el, {, to the member. and any papers pnpiinshheu p2aiiT hs. ing eligible to this selection. provided SucD publication shall comply with the terms td this Act otherwise, by publishing tail and complete proceedings of the IeSlsia- ture. Provided such daily papers or wee}.- lies shall not cost over two cents Der copy and the publisher shall be required to Day all postage on list furnished him by mem bers.
 Section 2 It shall De the duty of the Shs retary of Senate to purchase and furnish each member ,lr T for 29 sis ggsts seson Wdh CT
 Section 3. That it shal be he duty Of the Clerk of the House 10 purchase ana furnish each member of that body -GailE paper publishing full reports of the pl9- ceedings of the Legislature, CT in lia6 thereof two hundred and eighty #ecAlies publishing full reports of the proceedings of the Legislature, the choice Of saeh faqe whether weeklies or dailies to be left to tue members and any paper published in 9,& being eligible to this selection, provided such daily papers CT Weekiies snan n9t cost over two cents per copy and the pub fisher shall be required to pay all postage
 Section 4. It shall be the duty of the Clerk of the House to purchase and fus. ntsh each member with p cents woft2 of postage stamps daily for this sesis93-
 Section ,. The papers pufcnased G1la sthe provisions of the foregoing sections shall be required to publish in addition 10 houses the fun text of all laws passed containing seven sections CT less, and 3 plain intelligent synopsis of all laws nasset containing more than seven sections .a..a that when mention is made of pending bih In said papers. the nnnie of tte Gtt5io. and the title of said bill shall be given
 The bill of Representative tiopre ef Pulaski county, to require the Iron Moul- tain to build depot at Sweet Home Hhiea was passed by the House yesterday, will yenience to the old soldiers al the Confer crate Home. Tue bill requires also tlt8f all passenger trains shall be stepped q sweat Home, and this will be a great acco,Asooda- tion to the veterans in making trips t. Little Rock. Representative Moore Wis backed mp by Representative lsarfef Nllei fhA aFan fNl lH bill was passed without d.sseatine vote.
 Senator Meningitis bill exenpt.ag c7ely person oyer the age of TO years froga p15~ Ing poll tax in this sipte was o6a"a@ In good faith, but when f was Saua4 T. way Into the Senate fuGi9iagy C9WnttF t ran amuck gf he eoGst5sntiea. IGSl91 the bill was up for discussion, some ma43.. referred to the constitution, which aW that every male citizen over the a-e ci the chances of the bill bgdn 10 iala II will be reported back with sie reca.i-astGa ton that 1t do not pass.
 At meeting of the Senate Commlt;ee on Railroads held Tuesday aftelnooa, tw important bills were recoWmended fer pIa- sage One is Senate Sill No. lS2, by f5e3- ator Ans. which requires every taiirta8 operating in tue state to file aanuaiy wi.l the Auditor Of Stnte- rF-7T 7-7777- and liabilities of the read snd laa o,.a
 sSenata Bill No. lS6, by Sena " Knight which requires tue ra'fvgdt s keep ID the crossings at all goinfs ,are highways interseet the railroad lines
 Under it's provisions extreme pena,u.es are placed on any officer surreniarla soner 10 mob. but it goes iutthe! and .i.2., that officer the right to snmmon any citizen of the state. even If that ciii1ea Is hen Il participant of the mob. to his assistai,ea and. should the citizen refuse 2 ane af Si- GOO is provided for, together g.ta fix months Imprisonment in the county iit
 law 80 drastic that it is ez5,e led s break up mobs after they have been Iol2lel and are actually engaged n tun na:k ,.- taking prisoner from the custody ef g. sheriff or other official was endorsed hY ihe Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday acd if enacted into law will eStpblish a ps cedent in the Southern states
 The House Committee on wave ent Means hes drafted the general tpraf5tH- ton bill for the coming two year5 a.d k. will be offered In the House ,agly pcct week after the return of the clasi.pan 1f tlt committee. Representative Henry s4&fe.s who has been called by lsgEi bU iues to h.s home at Magnolia.
 Representative J. IL MeCsf.um af if.n,n- stead, and Horace T.. NUI os Elad irt have refused to accept the 25 ceats wa .S or sinmpS as prOvllcd in ilin ,starrn t.t claiming that in their opiaicn it E. llneg9 stitutloral and have instructed the clesi i not to furnish them sad stamps 0t any rai ton thereof
 Aliheqeh q Rcnuoiiean. Regresenis lya 4 fs.t ftblitbhHEA LII fSt sttF tt,AtfLH f f for the Increase in the Dea iisns ef e1-Es,a fedeTate soldiers. saylng mat h. siiry 5,i they should he lcnsisiisd fke sane as Et,l cral soldiers
 Representative R. V. Nlehols os l,l;., county tcpdePed his rest su. .em a 1N days session. ard acting .eene. Nfe8.a appointed Hon. II. R. &t'Fi,:4 te fifl II asancy. until steh ti;a2 a s-.sffef ei.a ton can be held.
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