The Monticellonian., 1907-05-09

supp1rt of this Impairment The subject will b' renewed when the bill Is again tak- "u Ua in tAe House and an enort made tp restore the appropriation. hut it is freely admitted hr fri'uds of the university that tE~ action af The House in committee is most likely to be duplicated by the House
 The entire day was devoted to this meas urr. Item by item II was passed upon, with reW being approved in the original form h which the bull had come to the House from he Senate
 Speaker Hamiter reversed former rul- ing Monday to the efect that every ap- propriatian iteiu in eyerX bill must be passed on i8 e=mHttte= of ths Whole, hef5He bn- ing hreashf up in the House, and under thiS reversed ruling daere may be norr progress mada in lhe future ia dispasing of these bii!s,
 For the first time during the session tho HeuSe WIS called ta order at 3o iu the morning. and there aas Ha quorum Ar ter abaHt 6fteen minutes ef waiting the sergeant at arms had organized deiln4aents sufficient to hegin the proceedings
 \ half milton dollar issue of bonds was aufhafizea bg the I.esis3ature Tuesday when after one of the hardest tnor lights of the session the House passFd the Harrison fHtt. aut horiZlng thc St Francis LeVee Board to float bonds Ia this sHm faH the improvement of the leTee work in tae Sf. Francis levee basin and to take ap bonds that afe now due
 Single hauied, Nlr kilIoleh of cross fought aEainst the pass.0e of the measHge. not ubieetIug over seriously to the Issuance pf the baEas as provided Tor under thF bill. but attempting to delay il until other legis iat ion C0Uld be euagted which would re Wire that no memher te allowed to serve 1n the bard having in hand this bond is sl1e who had not for q period of 9O days owner in the basin aGeeted
 MessfS Iasley Mo9re of St. Francis and Hazel spoke for the Harrison bill They de elared that the people at the St Francis leyee district were satisfied with the board at present, and that there was no reason Tor change except te satisfy political
 During thc afternoon session the House hni~Ged III. university appropriation hl l., acting u Committee af the Whale. Tho Branch Nurmal appropriation bill WIS ad- yaueed hf receiving two readings
 Following the passage of the hill fqes- vee Board tp issue bonds in the sum of SJ00.d .don tte seeond tevee fight of the session teak place Wednesday morning oyer
 The H6ase took time before noon ad. ioHrnmant ta listen ta the report of ths committee on the Manre lIeartsil bill. In der the report no blanc was fixed for the -tdoctoring" of the bill but Chief Clerk Ed Lucas WAS criticised for hIs carelessness in handling the bill and for having If en- rolled bY the expressing clerk whea tho .nrolisng eierk was the proper one 10
 The gfeater part of the afternoon ses- sion If Wednesday Wis devoted 10 eoA tinuanee af the discussion of ths Bishop bill which had been taken up iii tEe f9te-
 The Hanse aiionrned in an naraar of excitement DvPr the third reading af q bill for Safkias eonyiefs on the roads
 The appropriation f7r the preparatory 1epl lrtmeut in tAe University of Arkausa> past legislatures. k to be abolished aader bill Nhieh passed the House Thurs lay f tho hii herome9 lsN Ihe bill va introduced by MT. Black of Sebastian. and was fhe sabiert uf T three hour disE1ssi11 much af which had been covered fifn +fir whra ta7 appropriation bill @as aa=nS pa sod HHaH.
 The sfim If S5a0ae k appropriated fr ihe essaaI hmrut and maintruau=5 as 3 State Ae4iaul,mal and lloeda3iaHai Scho9I. uader a hill that passed lhe ila5l-e without att dtsrHssisa, afd VII sf5 9n' dissenting xate. The hfll is endorsed hE the as.rleHitHfat 6rgau2ati9ns of the stafe
 A uicat session WAS q greed on, at whi h time 5uty ioral bills should be consider ed
 The rcnoft of the Joint Committee on State Capitol. ou Najaa the members 9f ths committee have been working since tsla 2a per iiuuSe Friday ri h5tains bnt h9 atfl.h win be taken until EeNt weak Wien the members of the senate will have had a ,hanCe ta study thr testimony that U1s
 
 -heir recommendations
 The Mckenzie anti-eigarette bill oscll pied the attention If tEe House tAfeuSh 5ut fhe greater part If Friday mornHS. and afteF prolonged discusston Wds passed.
 Committee oa the State Capitol iaEeSt gation occupied more than an hour and q 6nif uf tar Friday afternoon session A its close Mr Hunt submitted reseihi Ion which va. read twice and which prehibts .l. sft rtff and From beng interested in any manner ln tHtl e apnranriat.ons The resolution Is as fll
 .Be it Resolved by the House of Eeare Sentatiqes If the General Assembly et A. kansas. fhe senate ennratrins therein That The Board of ComsltssionefN ol the new state capitol building aer he.'b by aifestsd tp require tho architect and e9Htia9 5efT tn complete their contracts on said D. ld !s and That said coltel fors and the afthitett ba tHen discharged aad not permitted to make bids on the addttona! WotK pro v.ded IF by this Legislature.
 The second attempt made within the week fa secure the a2pointment el T con nl.t,e rem the Le.iSlature to visit Gov ern6r John x Little n totphs afi7 l. -rnS Xas frustrated SatnFday in the II lN>', v-hen T resolution t3 this effect, lA1 saah.Ed bt Mr White of Logan county: wsS thd@., nitely puSrpoaed by q vote Of "1 t1 -"' The resolution asked only for the apa23n' ment of committee of three from tht UouSe the Senate being excluded, sine V had expressed its diStaste for the pro n"sed Investigation The day before by d vote of 2S to . nder tha White measure th ecommittee Was to Proeeed t@ leAas an1 investigate thc mental and physical con diflon of Governor Little ahd report th' results h the legislature.
 The nppr, ,riati1u biii for the State Hospital for NerveRS Diseases. which ear ries slightly over Sloo,ooo. passed n House 15 minutes after il had been 9ia'' ~ ir ( nf The W nbIt.
 bfIi b. Nir. >crimshire of lpal5as e m tr mas5ag t a felony tp sell iif1tie# iI temperanee territory, passed by f9te 'l .gba Walker bil! and the measure by Mi Hamilton ot Polk both deSiShed t' enforce attendalae ia the public ho9i nf inc state by al thildren betweEa Inc ares of 6 and II. were both considered ;o rether and the House decided to xiv its snnpert fo fhe measure by Mr Hamilton of fafk %eariv 10 countries We're eNeihttee from the provi >ious ot the hiiL mostly ht inc black belt representatives. Wh4 We're "p posed to forcing cdneation on the ntsfoeS
 The eliHax of political activity ia th' ut,ner Ifaase of the Thirty sixth GeneFal As seIlhIv vii br leac he'd at the end Of thi' week with the Eaiiotlns by the Senators for the position of lieutenant governor Unusual interest atiaraeS To the tate th'- var owing ID the iHrgc fumhcf ot NtIoh- tqrdftnteS in ti-a Gesd and the Ia th"' thl choice 6f the senate for this position m,y at enee stcp tata the "lhee = IT. -fxartifIve and remain HAtll Governor Litt-' returns to the state, or even longer thar that.
 An exhaustive hearing WAS given citizens of Ionoke county Monday night by the House Committee on Agriculture on the subject of the repeat of the four wire fenct law which k in force In the southern part of that county and extending into fulask county. Petitions for and against the re peal If the law were submitted, and tht committee has taken the matter under ad yisement until these can be reviewed.
 The Committee on Public Health held { meeting Friday afternoon to consider the bill passed through the House by Mir Barker regulating the practice of magne.i' healing and suggestive therapeutics in th' stare If ArkassaS No final report wa, made bv the committee. and the matter was laid over until a hearing eolid be giv
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