The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1908-04-08
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of tobacco that has been pooled, unless
sold by consent of the pooling orgsn
ization.
1913. McChord--Act providing a fine
for the sale or transfer of a piece OF
personal property where the posses
sion is in one person and the title
thereto is vested in another "a COM
panion bill to No. 1911
"A. Waggoner-Act increasing the
annual appropriation for the Kentucky
Children's Home Society from $4,000
to 100000
26. Klair-Act changing the name
of A. and NJ. College to state Univer-
sity."
&c. Brooks-Act providing that fines
and forfeitures in police courts in
fourth-class cities shall be collected by
the cities, in case of appeal.
157. Lillard-Act to prevent the
manufacture and sale of adulterated or
misbranded foods, drugs, medicines
and liquors, and appropriating $4,000
year to have the Kentucky expert
ment station enforce the law and test
the articles named.
40. Sullivan Act appropriating
$150,000 each for new buildings for the
two state normal schools and 100000
for the State University.
80. Sullivan-Act changing the ba-
sis Of representation for free tuition to
State Normal Schools for a certain
number of pupils from each county.
GA. Meyer - Act to promote and
compel attendance of children in
schools and to prevent truancy in cit
les of first, second, third and fourth
classes.
SO. Graves-Act changing time of
holding circuit court in the Second
district.
105. McChord-Act empowering fire
insurance companies in this state to
incorporate with only $4,000 capital
stock instead of 100000.
9O6. Wilson-Act to amend the
drainage laws as applicable to Union
county.
312. Schoberth-Act appropriating
500 to remove the remains of Thomas
F. Marshall to the cemetery at Frank
fort
1906 Porter-Act transferring town
of Clay in Webster county to ffth-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
Of Pharmacy to exchange certificates
! Of registration with other states. allow
ing pharmacists registered in another
state to practice pharmacy in Ken
lucky.
261. Klair-An act relating to chill
dren who are now or may hereafter
become dependent, neglected or delin-
quent, to define these terms and fixing
and defining the power of the several
county courts within this common
wealth with reference to the care,
| treatment and control Of such children,
! and to provide for the means whereby
| such powers may be exercised (knOwn
as Juvenile Court bill)
262. Klair-An act fixing and defin-
ing the powers Of the several county
courts within this commonwealth with
reference to persons responsible for or
directly promoting or contributing to
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pendent. neglected or delinquent, and
providing how such powers may be ex-
| ercised.
&c. Rice-Act to repeal the act Gre
ating a graded school in District No 8
in Johnson county.
&c. Simmons-Act empowering fifth
class towns to issue refunding bonds
to pay debts.
IS. 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 to
a second-class city. The old law was
that 40 per cent could govern.
257. Beard-An act providing that
fiscal courts may use the poll-taX to
increase the road fund in any county.
233. Perry-Act repeating the char
ter of the town of Homer, in Logan
county.
1874. II. L. Myers-Act fixing maxi.
mum fine at 500 for sale of drugs in
violation of the law as to the sale of
drugs.
PAL. p. w. Berkshire-Act to repeal
that part Of Section PAPA Kentucky
statutes that requires land owners to
keep clean the waters of navigable
streams.