The Monticellonian., 1907-02-07


 shops shal be referred for comparison fhe resolution was adopted
 \ resolution wHs introduced tF Ar. Eahv Fer meeting of circuit judges Uf rho ya riaus districts in Iittte Rock inc Hl- Mon dnE iR l5oS and every Two Fear= fHrreHftrr, ta make recommendations ta tHe General Assembly as to neW laws and the EsHaAl ai other laws and that those atienItuE thr meai ing shah be allowed the -amr pvr diem as members nf thn general assembly
 Thc Following bills were introduced aur Ing the day Ky Mr Jse ksUu fa e#=ate the office and provide for tho tlen of county sHpertn eHdents of school nd ah'.H ishcs tbc peFitiuu of anuuAa examiner
 By Ar kizata and Mt jHaazon 10 prohibit drunkenness at pnHii. gathrHEHe-s and imposes hne of nai leez fhaH sin HoH mare than s2a far ans HeFsaH te aHTseaH lH T drunken condition at auE risuIs haEhe 6se. chidreu's day exercises Sunday school, eAnroh service or literary saaicty
 a : o'clock Che House adtHnrnrd 10 Haar aa address Hy President leHH N HI man ef the University of Atkansas
 I've hiIs providing tha tlr e1Ezyiug af concealed Wt8HeHs sbal! be a fHiuuy Werc introduced in The House Thursday. He hill by Representative Rohy ou the sub
 tegt also amends the digest so as fo nake II unlawful for concealed weapons ta be carried by persons going on iauraess
 House Rill Nc. l tRoss1. the jwe cent passenger rafc bill came up for consid efatinn in the afternoon The hll eame III cHflY in fine session but was amended in the Senate and the bill tasscd aS amended
 Mr Foster offered resolution providing that Senate amendments to house bills shall
 take the same course a9 hills and after angrossment shall be read thc third time aud adopted hy yea and nay vote, which
 Was adopted
 The bills passed at this session were liuuse Bill No. af. authorizing tue town Of Charleston. Franklin county t0 contribute funds to the Charleston special school dls. trleI House Bill No. 121. for the relief If the suretes on the bond of Frank C, Place cN county clerk Of Garland county
 TIaaSe Rlll No Il. to provide for county depository for the funds of Randolph ceun= fy and House Bill No g5, 10 provide for additional janitors. pages and committee Measures Introduced during lbe day ware House Bill No. IDS by Nr. Thomas To require the Louisiana and Arkansa5 Eail- read to erect a station at Snow, tolumo'a =auntv
 House BiI No l2o by Mir Balton To Aake q four wire fence lawful in certain parts Hf Crawford county.
 House |iiI No. I3u bg Mr. Jouez Te dc. clare foHgwire fence lawful in StSttf GauntE
 House Hiil No. 13f by NH oldham To aneud an act of tn05 creating the Long Prairie Levee District ih Lafayette county
 House Bill No. 132 by MT. Reed d-fo make carrying concealed weapons punish ahie by Imprisonment for net lesz than 3Q nor more than G0 days in addition to fine of not less than S10 nor more than S2aa
 House BfH No. 134 hy AIr Rice-'ro pro hibit railroads or common carriers entering iutn contracts with shippers whereby the earfiers common law of statutory liability
 House BlIl No. Hs5 hy Mr. Robe ro pre- eeHi persons going on a journey tfaHi carry n@ concealed weapons. as now permitted uuder fhc present statute.
 < committee from the Good Roads As | sdriatien visited the House hefore adiouIn- maHt and submitted q communication GOV aHiag is recommendations with reference F. good roads measures now pending Probably Inc dullest day since ihe con veuiue of the General Assembly wa= passed be H. House Friday. The proceedings con
 isied almost entirely of the reading of ! few hills local in character were passed. Three bills which had been made special srder for the morning session were read the third tine and passed. The bills were: Senate Htli No CT, tu establish the coffee creek drainage district in Phillips county: House Bill No. D. as amended by
 lion of inc Sloam Springs special school district and the official acts of its direc- tors House Bill No. 13l. amending an act If 1905 creating the Long Prairie lesee district in Lafayette county. other hills passed were Senate Rili No t9. to authorize the Lake
 borrow money; Senate Bill No 3G to re peal an aCt of l905, to pro7lde for the lection If road eterseers In Pope county. md House Bill No. 11s To require the |
 daily each way at Casa;
 senate Concurrent Resolution No. 9 NiH2o@, authorizing the Joint Committee n State Capitol to make an investigation | f charges in connection with the erection
 f the new state capitol was adopted unani- nnusly
 rhe House was the only branch of the General Assembly in session Saturday A number of bills were introduced and reau
 The most important measure presented | at iAr session was a bill by MT Smothrrs | To eAterminate the lobbyists, II proNld1s that any person or persons. firm OF corpora i ton who shall employ any person or per
 sons 10 lobby before the Legislature or with | any member thereof. to lobby with any 1 committee or committees of either House
 If the General Assembly of this state shuli i be guilty of felony and on conviction De i punished by fine of not less than Siao" 1 uaa more than Sa.ou0. and be imprisoned | in the penitentary for the period of not l less than two years nor more than i've l Fears The same penalty applies t9 ih9se i accepting employment as lobbyists
 Mir Beck introduced q bill 10 make in l sanity q ground for divorce. There were three special orders for thls i session and all the bills were read the third i jfma and passed. The bills are aS follows f 1 Sonate Bill No. 4s CThompson. 10 re | aoIro tbp Frisco railroad to increase its l train service mad facilities on its line be 1 tween Rogers and the Missouri line.
 Senate Bill No; 103 tIlarrisonl. 10 an l fEarilo the Board of Improvement of fhe town of Osceala 10 issue bonds for water
 "'S Sfrafe " Bin No. III twlngoi to em 1 bower the Joint Comittee on State Capi ] tol to employ clerk.
 l The following House bills were read the i third time and passed
 House Bill 56 tSimpson1. to provide depository Tor the funds of Washington 1 county.
 I tile election of road oyerseers in Logan \. noon the House adjourned until Mon day morrns.
 President Moore refused 10 entertain i motion of Senator Eegate to adjourn al an | early hour Wednesday morning. stating that 1 fhe constitution demanded that the Senate ] remain in session until - o'clock on that 1 day when 1t should go into joint session | and elect a United States senator l If it is any hardship on the Republi rnn senator" said Senator Oldham, speak | ing to the Legate motion to adjourn, for him to participate in the election of | Itnited States senator. move that we eX | use him until tomorrow | Probably the duty Is not ss distasteful tn me as to the majority of my Demo | eratic friends" responded Senator Legate. | Representative w K. Oldham of Lonoke county and W. F. Owen of Miller county | had n personal difficulty over the demur | rage bill, as they were leaving the hall of | the House of Representatives Friday night | It k stated that several blows were passed before the legislators were separated by
 their colleagues.