Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1908-04-09
. year to have the Kentucky expert
ment station enforce the law and test
the articles named.

$3.50. 600 each for new buildings for the
two state normal schools and 100000
for the State University.
90. Sullivan-Act changing the ba-
sis OF representation for free tuition TO
State Normal Schools for a certain
number of pupils from each county.
g. Meyer - Act to promote and
compel attendance OF children i'm
schools and TO prevent truancy in cit.
les Of first, second. third and fourth
classes.
90 Graves-Act changing time Of
holding circuit court in the Second
district.
los. McChord-Act empowering fire
insurance companies In this state TO
incorporate with only $4,000 capital
stock instead Of 500. 000.
306. Wilson-Act To amend the
drainage laws as applicable TO Union
county
312. Schoberth-Act appropriating
500 10 remove the remains OF Thomas
F Marshall to the cemetery az Frank
fort
106 Porter-Act transferring town
Of Clay in Webster county TO hfth-class
towns.
3S7. Strange-Act providing that
dental parlors or dental companies
shall be operated under the name OF
the proprietor.
179 Buford-To enable State Board
II Pharmacy To exchange certificates
% registration with other states. allow.
ing pharmacists registered in another
state 10 practice pharmacy In Ken.
lucky.
26l. Klair-An act relating 20 chill
dren who are now or may hereafter
become dependent. neglected or delin-
quent. 10 define these terms and fixing
and defining the power Of the several
county courts within this common
wealth with reference 20 the care.
treatment and control OF such children.
and 10 provide for the means whereby
such powers may be exercised tknown
as Juvenile Court billD
262. Klair-An act fixing and defln.
ing the powers OF the several county
courts within this commonwealth with
reference to persons responsible for or
directly promoting or contributing 10
the conditions that render a child de
pendent. neglected or delinquent. and
providing how such powers may be- ex
ercised
Sc. Rice-Act 10 repeal the act Gre
ating a graded school in District No
in Johnson county.
76 Simmons-Act empowering nth
class towns 10 issue refundng bonds
10 pay debts.
-. Simmons - An act providing
that a majority OF the voters Of any
fourth-class town shall decide whether
or not that town shall be annexed 20
a second-class city. The old law was
that 80 per cent could govern
257. Beard-An act providing that
fiscal courts may use the poll-tax %
increase the road fund in any county.
233. Perry-Act repeating the char. /
ter Of the town Of Homer. I'm Logan
county.
l6f. II. l.. Myers-Act fixing maxi. I
mum fine al sle0 for sale ~ drugs In T.
violation OF the law as 10 the sale Of
drugs
24l. P. W Berkshire-Act 20 repeal .
that part II Section 212a Kentucky .
statutes hat requires land owners 20
keep clean the waters OF uay.gable .
streams
22o. Steers-Acf authorizing ware. .
houscmen 10 commiu-le tobacco Of like
grades.
l9S Su'l.yaH-Act providing for the
o. The Geological. Topo-
graphical and Agricultural Survey.
l43 Andorson-An act authorizine
eounty courts 20 make contracts for
four years for road construction and
repair The law now limits # 70 one
year.
2SS. Harris - Act 70 regulate the
child labor law and make the proyi-
sions thereof Elective
los. Porter-Act authorizing the
unused money I'm any school district
10 be applied to the next term or 90
pay ~ teachers
IL Haswcll-.Act allowing the State
Librarian a clerk az $50 per month.
80 Bmord-Ac' defining the crime
n abortion and fixing a severe penalty
therefor.
III Suiiivan-Act for the govern.
nent and regulation Of common
schools. aboiishes the present trustee
system and creates the county board
system; does not apply to cities.
owns and graded school districts.
107. Porter-Act amending the rev.
nue. law so that the penalty does not I
20 on until December ! each year.
1873 Shanks-Act changing time OF
Iolding circuit court in the Thirteenth
district
81. Klair-Act 10 provide for the
are and custody Of courthOuses in
ounties containing second-class cities:
pplies especially 10 Lexington.