The Forrest City times., 1907-01-25

The House got down 10 business Non day and 4s bills. covering Il wide range most important were:
 By Mir. Black Providing that no money paratory department at the university Of Arkansas.
 By Mr. Dulaney: Providing for the regu- lation of the revocation of liquor licenses. The county court Is given full power to revoke licenses for good cause.
 By Mr. Foster: Providing for a penalty for the shipping of liquor Into any see ton of the state in which the sale of liquor Is prohibited. It also provides for the attaching a label ;o all shipments Of M M1a39r M showing 1t to to se iiqgor. ,.,, ing of artificial limbs for ex-confederateS Two thousand dollars is appropriated for the purpose read once.
 By Mir. Jackson For the election of cotton weighers in the counties of White, Howard, Garland, Polk, Montgomery, Col umbia. Nevada and Clark.
 Ky Mr. Leigh For the regulation of child labor in this state. No child under 1o years of age will ba allowed 10 work about any mill, factory or mine or other place of business. II is provided however, father may be allowed to work upon a eerIticate from proper parties.
 Ky Mr Martin of Yell To prevent lob bEng in the legislature.
 By Mir. Moore. To prevent dealing in lhtufes. same aS the mea aSufe Introduced in the Senate today.
 By Mr NcCracken: Providing that ol, Gontederates making application for an Increase ef pension may be examined at any time for this purpose and shaIl not be called upon to make proof as to hoE
 By Mir Mcdaniel. Drafting a levy of l l-2 mills for the Confederate pension
 Ky Mir. Parlan For the regulation ai the manufacture and sale of medicine l. requires the pasting of labels on each package of the ingredients and the am.unt TunGiglnA
 Ky Mr. Ross Providing that any for ct-n corporation may become q domestic corporation by filing with the secretary eI state notice nf such intention. together With q copy uf it'S articles If InCoYIsi d ilan. IL provides that no foreign compa ' can do business in ths state until il b. comes domestic corporation
 Ky Nr Killough Giving right of emin tors of electricity
 By MF. MctMiiom Providing for state deposltories for state funds.
 The House. Tuesday by a vote of 3G r. T, defeated the Senate resolution com mrndng President foosevrtt's action iU discharging the negro battalion on account ot the BroNnsvalc rioet
 The Senate resolution to appoint joint committee t0 confer with Prosecuting Al torney Rhoton and Governor Little. rela tive To the boodlng inquiry was adopted
 The House passed rhr bill conveying >tti- well park In Mrna t1 that city.
 Senate RiH No. - tEdmeHdsan1 fer the organization of the Humphrey special school district of Stone county. was special order II was read the third time and passed
 Important measures introduced in the House were
 By Mr quinn Proposing an amendment to the state constitution authorizing the Legislature 10 prescribe system of regis tratinn for cities of the first and second class
 Ky Mr Reed To require all railroads stop all passenger trains at county seats.
 Ky Mir Hogan: To regulate primaries and requiring candidates to file ttemiZrd accounts of expenses with the secretary of state
 By Mr Thomas To regulate railroad passenger traffic ill the statc.
 Ky Mir. Walls Requires the fencing of cotton gins.
 Ky Mr iIamiter To more clearly de fine the duties of county examiners
 Senate Concurrent Resolution No. : tSimmsi making request that Che uised have patents granted 10 certain govern ment lands turned over to the state, and through the state sold To individuals. that titles might be perfected, was read and adopted unanimously.
 Representative W. A Black of Sebastian county, who introduced a bill to abolish the preparatory department of the Uni Ncrsity or Arkansas, said that he offered the measure in the interest of the uni Yersity. The maintenance of prepara tory school in one county, wherein the enrolment is 549. Is a manifest injustice 10 the other 1I counties in the state" con tiuued Mr. Black. "The state of Arkansas Is able 10 support one institution that should measure up to the standard of other state universities. but this cannot we'll be done by associating and maintaining pri- mary classes therein"