Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-03-28

trains.
Woods: Establishing the Missouri State
Poultry Association.
Gibson: Amending the abortion law.
Norheet; For admission Of patients to
Committee Substitute: For recover
on bonds given In the courts OF justices
Of the peace.
Phillips. OF Dallas: Providing method
for changing public highway.
Raney; Empowering the Railroad and
Warehouse Commissioners to appoint an
inspector of automatic %couplers.
POWELL; Authorizing construction Of
tunnels through necks Of a caused by
bends in a river.
Holcomb: Requiring judges and clerks
OF election to be selected from lists sub
mitted by political committees.
Du Puy: For relief of Sheriff Of fancy
Wilson: Making office of Assistant Cir
cult Attorney of the City of st. Louis APP
polntive instead of elective.
Committee Substitute: Requiring bar
Der school to obtain a permit from the
state Board of Barber Examiners.
Lqmpkin: Amending the law on adj
ministration.
Lumpkin: Relating to executors.
Lumpkin: Providing for the care Of
the estate Of insane persons.
Lumpkin; Amending the Probate Court
Law.
Lumpkin: Amending the homestead
law.
Lumpkin: Amending the law regarding
the proof of wills.
Noyes: Requiring public service cor
porations to pay for street Improvements
IN front of their property.
Lewis: Revising the chapter governing
the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Lewis; For the inspection of UNDER
ground excavations in the mining dis
tricts.
Forth; For relief of Mrs. Allison, Mrs.
Woods and Mrs. Clay. wives of officers
killed by convicts at the penitentiary.
Braswell: Admission of nonresident
pupils into the public schools.
Committee Substitute: State grain in
spection and weighing.
Weber: rixing the salary of County
Surveyor.
Sosey: For the maintenance of macad-
amized roads.
Sartain: Changing time of holding
court in Twenty ninth Circuit.
Lumpkin: Collection of debts against
the estates of deceased persons.
Lumpkin: For the care of the estates
of wards.
Carter: Requiring the summoning of a
grand Jury in each county in the State
at least once each year,
Muir: Empowering cities under special
charter, of less than 10000 inhabitants, to
collect license taxes.
Meffert: Imposing a fine of not less
than 800 for leasing or renting a build
ing for the Illegal sale of intoXicants.
Nelson, of Cooper: Prohibiting cruelty
TO inmates of eleemosynary institutions.
Aldrich: For the relief of George d.
Croft: Providing two additional divi-
slons OF the Circuit Court of Jackson
County.
Brooks: Fixing the salary of the School
commissioners of st. Louis County at ST.
800 per year.
Miller, of st. Louis: For the condemns
tlIon land in cities for the establishment
of markets.
Stemmons: Admission of children from
one school district into the schools OF
another district.
Cook: Empowering Circuit Clerk in
sence Of the Judge.
Ihralls: Misdemeanors in city courts.
Deal: Empowering town and villages
to diminish corporate limits.
be taken in shorthand.
Hughes: For the sale of land belong
ing to deaf school at Fulton.
OiiVer; Repeating the special jury law
applicable to cities of 100, 1000 inhabitants
Biggs: Amending the act relating to
the State printing.
L%umpkin: For the care of personal
property of insane persons.
Roach: Prohibits the selling or giving
away of liquor to a female in a Wine
room.
Committee substitute: Amending the
election law applying to Kansas City.
Farris: Increasing the salaries of the
guards at the Penitentiary.
Humphrey: Providing for two additional
bank examiners.
.Catlin: Empowering cities to receive
Guard.
Nelson, of Cooper: Authorizing county
courts to establish experiment stations
in connection with county farms.
Nelson, of Cooper: Authorizing county
courts to appropriate money for horti-
cultural and agricultural exhibits.
staple: ~Appropriating 1000 for wolf
Burch; Appropriating one-third of the
State revenue for the public schools.
Deal: amending the swamp-land laws.
peal: REQUIRING cities to advertise for
Noyes: For Circuit Judge in Jackson
County to sit as Criminal Judge.
Moves; Providing that in counties
Where there are more than one division
OF the circuit Court a Judge can be called
IN TO sit In place of any other Judge OF
the county, disqualified for any reason.
Barker; Amending the chapter relating
to swamp and overlooked land.
Simmons: Authorizing the investment
OF the surplus of insurance companies in
United States, State, county and munich
ponds.
Burch: Appropriating money for pay-
inent OF interest on school certificates of
indebtedness.
Burch: Appropriating money for as
sessment and collection of the revenue
for the biennial period.
Deal: For assessment of land in levy
districts.
Martin: For relief of Sheriff of Linn
County.
Barry: Making non resident news
disseminating agents common carriers.
Deal (tw bills): Amending levee-dis-
trict law.
Burch; Appropriating money for the
civil list for the biennial period of 1907
Burch: Appropriating money for the
state educational institutions for the BIZ
ennial period of 1907-08.
Burch: For mileage and per diem Of
the General Assembly and the contingent
of the session.
Burch: For the deficiencies for the BIZ
ennial period of 1905-06.
Burch: For supper and maintenance
of the eleemosynary and penal institu-
of the State for the years 1907 -O8.
Burch: For relief of Charles A. Coha-
nuer.
The following joint and concurrent reso-
buttons were passed in the Senate.
Senator Fields: Requesting Congress to
call a convention of the States to submit
and propose amendments to the Federal
Senator Brown: Fixing the salary of
members OF the General Assembly at $3.50
Senator McAllister: For the establish
ment OF the initiative Inc the referendum.
Senator McDavid: Increasing the num-
Der Of Judges of the Supreme Court from
to nine and increasing their SAL
aries from 9f,oUU TO 30 ,oOU per year
Senator Wornall: For discontinuanoe
of State tax on real estate and personal
property.
Senator Wornall: To enable the State
to receive an increased appropriation
from the general Government for the Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station.
Senator McDavid: Providing that cities
can issue bonds not to exceed 5 per cent
of their assessed valuation in excess of
other indebtedness for the purpose OF
building or purchasing water and light
plants. 60
Joint and concurrent resolutions in the
House were passed as follows:
Ganaway: Empowering counties to
levy a special road tax not to exceed Is
on the 500 valuation for road pur-
poses.
Aldrich: For the levy Of a special tax