Sharp County record., 1907-02-08

Two bills providing that the carrying
of concealed weapons shall be ieiohy WGIe W
introduced In the House ThurSday. me
bill hv Representative Roby on the SUD
iect also amends the digest SO rs 10 lhahf
it unlawful for concealed weapons 10 De
carried by persons going on journeys.
House Bill No / (Ross}, the twocent
( passenger rate bill came up tor eohSlu-
Grafton in the afternoon. iha olil C,LinI CaInJ
up early i'm the session, but was amended
| in the Senate and the bill passed as
amended ,,.-
| Mr.. Foster offered a resolution providing
| that Senate amendments TO house Oliis aGal aGl
| lake the same course as bills ana alIeI
| pngrossment shall be read the third time
| and adopted by a yea and nay vote Whlch
| was adopted.
| The bills passed ut this session were
! House Bill No. ~, authorizing the town ol
! Charleston. Franklin county 10 contribute
funds to the Charleston special Scaooi 1iSs
! trict. Uouse Bill No. 121, for the RELIEF
! of the Sureties on the bond OF FRANK l..
/ Place ey-countv clerk of Garland county
| House Bill No 81, to provide for county
! dppository for the funds of Randolph coun-
! tv and House Bill No %, to provide Tor
additional ianitors pages and committee
| clerks
Measures introduced during the day were
House Bill 40 12S by Mr.. IhomaS-io
require the Louisiana and Arkansas Rail'
road TO erect a station at snow Co'umo'a
House Bill 40. 100 by Mr.. Bolton-To
make fourwire fence lawful in certain
narts of Crawford county.
! House Bill 40. l3O by Mr.. JoneS-io ue'
clare a fourwire fence lawful in SEWER
House Bill No. 1&1 by Mr. Odham-To
! amend an act of 1903 creating the Long
! Prairie Levpe District i'm Lafayette county
House Bill No. 1872 by Mr.. Reed-Po
make carrying concealed weapons punish
able hv IMPRISONMENT for not less than 30
nor more tnan so days in addition TO p
fine of not less than $50 nor more thah
| 5000
House Bill No. 134 by Mr. Rico-To pro
| hibit railroads or common carriers entering
/ into contracts with shippers whereby me
carriers common law of statutory uaDHltF
( is limited.
vent persons going on n journey from carry
| ing concealed weapons, as now permitted
! under the present statute.
| A committee from the Good Roads AS
| sociation visited the House before adjourn
| menr and submitted a Communication coy
ering its recommendations with reference
to good roads measures now pending
Probably the dullest day since the con-
vening of the General Assembly was passed
| bv the House Friday The proceedings con
sisted almost entirely of the reading of
Senate bills the first and second times,
! A few bills, local in character were passed.
| Three bills which had been made SpeclaI
order for the morning session we're read the
third time and passed. The bills were
Senate Bill No. 81. to establish the
| Coffee creek drainage district in Phillips
county; House BIZ No, 30. as amended by
the Senate. to make valid the organiza.
tion of the Sloan Springs special school
district and the official acts Of its direc-
| tors House Bill No. 1871, amending an act
of 1908 creating the Long Prairie leYee
district IN Lafayette county.
Other Bills passed were:
Senate Bill No. 10, to authorize the Lake
side school district of Chicot county TO
borrow money Senate Bill No 36, to re-
neal an act of 1908. TO provide for the
election Of road overseers in Pope county,
and House Bill No. llS, to require the
Rock Island to stop two passenger trains
daily each way at Casa.
Senate Concurrent Resolution No.
| rWingo), authorizing the Joint Committee
ON state Cauitol TO make an investigation
of charges i'm connection with the erection
Of the new state capitol was adopted unanI-
! mously