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

~eteries in the City of st. Louis for street
improvement purposes.
Senator Anthony: Amending the law in
regard TO the issuance Of summonses.
Senator hudson: Amending the law re-
lating 10 the sentence of girls to the In
d~ustrial Home at Chillicothe.
Senator Gilmore: Authorizing cash pre-
mlums on insurance on a single line of in
dustry.
Senator Kammerer: For the appoint
ment Of an additional Circuit Attorney
in the City Of st. Louis.
Senator Avery: Changing the time for
holding Circuit Court in the County of
st. Charles.
Senator Major: Election Of officers of
cities OF less than 10000 operating under
special charter.
Senator Ely: Imposing a fine of not ex-
c,eedlng $1,000 on commissioners having
charge Of state buildings, who exceed
amount Of money appropriated for that
purpose.
Senator McDayid: Fixing classification
of fruit shipments.
seator Buford: For relief of Sheriff of
Senator McDavid: Changing the time
OF holding Circuit Court in the Twenty
sixth Judicial Circuit.
Senator McDavid: Corresting statute
with reference to the salary of the Sec
rotary of State.
Senator McAllister: Revising the act
creating the Louisiana Court of Common
Gibson: Restraining stock from run
ming at large.
.Brassheld: Registration and taxation
Of dogs.
Lumpkin: Establishing the eight-hour
law for railway t~elegraphers.
Halter: Making it a felony to mali
ci4uSly turn in a false alarm of fire,
.Lyles; Providing dockets for justices
Johnson of Charlton: For appointment
of cadets at the State University.
Johnson, of Charlton: Giving two years
for the contest OF wills.
Johnson. of Charlton: Authorizing the
maintenance Of actions by the assignee.
Croft: For the dismissal of appeals In
felony cases that have not been perfected
within twelve months.
Hart: Applying the jury law of Jack
son county to Buchanan County.
Chancellor: For the relief of the Sher-
iff of Barton County.
Cross; Holding all kinds of railway
corporations. both selling and purchasing,
liable for all judgments against the prop
erty.
Noyes: Requiring bonds in appeals
from police courts.
staple. Requiring shippers to be sup
half-carload lots.
Committee Substitute; For the crea-
ton of county textbook commissions
Carter: Requiring County Collectors to
give bond for -four years.
Woods: Relief of r. Z. See,
Barry: Rendering telegraph and tele-
phone companies liable for delays in de-
ltvering messages.
Humphrey: Providing the method for
changing the boundaries of school dis
triCtS.
Hill: Amending the drainage district
law.
Hill: Requiring a docket fee of $40 on
appeal to the Courts of Appeals.
Carter: For maintenance of levee dis
tricts.
HOUSE BILLS.
Hughes: Anti-lobby law.
Simmons: Fixing the pay of County
Boards of Equalization at IS per day.
simmons: For vote on candidates for
United States Senator at the general cleo
ton to be held in 1908.
Johnston, of Pettis: Making the official
term OF County Treasurer four years.
Griffith; Prohibiting commercial dis
crlmlnatlonS between different sections.
Cross: Prohibiting nonresident rail-
road and other nonresident corporations
from transferring case to federal court
Cross; Prohibiting foreign insurance
companies from transferring suits from
Cross: For revival of judgments after
death of plaintiff.
Salts: Providing st. Louis Court of APP
pcals with a library room.
Johnson, of Charlton: Payment OF re-
jected jurors in criminal cases.
Committee Substitute: Revising the
game and fish law.
Oliver: Making abstract books compe-
Croft: Fixing the salaries of county Of
in Jackson County.
staple: For use of road drags on the
public highways.
Traughber: Revising fees of constables,
Miller: Providing Board of Managers
Colony of Feeble Minded.
Atkinson: Granting appeals from may
Or or police judge in cities of the fourth
class.
Martin: Requiring Township Collectors
to settle the first Monday in March of
year.
Woods: Prohibiting discrimination by
life insurance companies.
Woods: Prohibiting life insurance COM
pantes from making misrepresentation to
secure business.
Letterman: Requiring eight months
each scholastic year.
Ditzler: For the regulation of civic
cagues.
Carter; Maintenance of drainage dis
riots.
Carter: Reclaiming swamp lands.
Ford: Establishment of district sewers
n cites of the third class.
Chiffon. of Madison. For Semi-annual
settlement Of township t~reasurers.
Humphrey: Making it felony to attempt
% use explosives in any building and fix
ng the minimum punishment at twenty
i've years in the penitentiary.
Croft: Increasing salary of ~stenogra-
of Criminal Court of Jackson Coun-
".
Young. Authorizing the Kirksville
of Osteopathy to receive dead
Letterman: Relating to County Survey
)rS.
Traughber: Establishment of county
hospitals.
Bfggs, of st. Louis: Fixing the pay of
Judges and clerks of election in the City
If st. Louis at IS per day.
Brooks: Revising the automobile law.
Roach: Prohibiting the laying Of cleo
rio wires through a county without the
of the County Court.
Inglish: Requiring druggists to file a
ist of prescriptions with the County
Lyles: Restraining animals from run
Chiffon, Of Madison: Relief Of Madison
County.
Lennon: Relief Sheriff of Nodaway
County. ,(Three bills.)
Noyes: Amending the contributory
negligence law,
Sosey: Authorizing the incorporation
lot to exceed $50, 900, 900.
Organ: Fixing the salaries Of the Wis.,
ting Committee.
Brooks: Providing a clerk for the Pros
ecutlng Attorney Of st. Louis County.
Hill: Amending the antitrust laws so
as 10 require the attendance of witnesses
an the gBT0du I6 Of books i .ua.
Catlin: Enabling cities Of 100. 900 in
and over to occupy property
after paying the award in condemnation
proceedings, into court.
Dale. of Gentry: Authorizing bonding
companies to give bond for bridge con-
in the several counties.
Committee Substitute: Allowing changes
q venue from st, Louis, Kansas City and
Joseph to adjoining counties.
Johnston. OF Pettis: Amending the ex-
law in justice court.
Witt: Empowering special levies by
County Courts for new buildings.
Hill: Exempting witnesses who pro-
books In antitrust Investigations
from criminal liability.
Committee Substitute: Empowering the
State Board Of Railway and Warehouse
Commissioners to enforce all orders made
by 1t.
Burch; For opening of ditohces along
highways.
Burch: Making telegraph and telephone
liable for Transmitting mes