The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1908-03-25

SuDscrlptlon.
BY Combs-An act increasing the
per capita Of the inmates of the
Houses of Reform from 800 to $125.
BY Combs-An act to appropriate
$65, 1000 for the erection of new build
ings at the House of Reform and to
pay the existing deficit.
BY Newman--An act appropriating
$40, 900 year for two years for the
erection of suitable buildings on the
State Fair grounds.
BY Combs--An act appropriating
$4,000 for the. establishment of a
State tuberculosis Hospital and set
ting aside $4,000 a year to maintain
1t.
BY .Bosworth- An act to amend the
Constitution so as to allow the State
to aid in building roads and to per-
NIT each county to issue additional
bonds for road purposes.
By Nell--An act appropriating $751;
900 for the benefit of the insane asy-
lums of the State and the Feeble Mind
ed Institute.
BY Burnam-An act appropriating
$40, 900 for the Colored Normal School.
By II. H. Smith-An act providing
for subexperiment station in East
ern and one in Western Kentucky, and
appropriating 5000 for each.
BY Landrum.-An act. to allow the
reassessment of property in Mclean
county, where the court house and rec
ords were burned.
By Eosworth--An act appropriating
$476, GOO for the completion and main
tenance of the new Capitol and sur
rounding grounds.
BY Donaldson-An act to allow fis-
cal courts to appropriate money for
the care and custody of court houses.
BY Walker AN act changing the
bonds of public officials so as to
do away with the unlimited bonds
which caused so much trouble In
Louisville after the last election.
By Hogan-An act providing that
adjoining property owners must share
the expense of division fence.
BY Campbell act increasing the
maximum liquor license in cities OF
the second class to $500. sH'
BY Combs-An act fixing the situs
of personal intangible property, and
and exempting it from taxation If the
owner is not a resident Of this State,
but has a trustee here.
BY Walker-An act allowing fourth
class cities to issue bonds for street
improvements and providing for the
construction of sewers on the ten in
stallment plan.
By Rives---An act appropriating $685.
900 for the Kentucky School for the
Deaf, at Danville.
BY Watson--An act regulating the
opening and closing of streets in
fourth class cities.
BY Campbell-An act giving addi-
tional policemen to second class ci-
ties.
BY Wright--An act providing fol
two additional assistant State Mine
Inspectors.
BY Burnam--An act allowing the
Governor a stenographer.
BY Wilhelmi An act to prohibit
pool rooms.
HOUSE MEASURES.
The following House bills went
through both Houses:
BY Brooks-An act fixing fees Of
city courts where an appeal is taken
from the decision of that court.
BY Waggoner-An act appropriatinG
$50 900 for the Kentucky Children''
Home Society.
ByKlair-- An act changing the name
of State College to Estate University
By Lillard-An act to secure pure
food, drugs and liquors.
By Arnett-An act regulating The
assessment of stock in corporations
outside the State, so that residents
of Newport and Covington will moi
have to pay taxes on stock in Cincin'
natl.
By Sullivan-An act appropriating
$500, 900 to the State College and Nor
NAL schools.
BY Crecelius--An act providing
penalty for the sale of pooled tobac'
co.
By McChord- An act to prevent
the transfer of property, the title tc
which is in another than the person
having it in his possession.
BY Sullivan-An act reorganizing the
provisions regulating the State Nor
NAL schools.
BY E. Myer-An act amending the
truancy laws and providing for addi'
tional truant officers in cities.
By Graves-An act changing the
time of holding court. in the Second