The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-01-17
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No 49, BY Mr. Creech-An act to pro-
vide for a recording tax on mortgages
on real property, and for their exemp-
ton from taxation after being record
ed, regulating the effect of nonpayment
of recording tax, and providing for the
superintendent of the proceeds of such
taxes.
No. 80. By Mr.. Foley-An act relat-
ing to certain corporate acts of the
First State bank of Larned, Kan.
No 40 By Mr. Foley-An act auth
orizing Mitchell township in Rice coun-
ty, Kan, to take and appropriate a
sum, not to exceed the sum Of $1,00O
out of the general fund of said town
ship, and to use the same in the cree
ton and furnishing of a township hall.
No. Al. By Mr.. Cottingham-An act to
authorize the city of Winfield, in Cow
ley county, to issue it's bonds for the
purpose Of paying for the operation.
Improvement and extension of its wa
terworks plant.
No. AZ. BY Mr.. Milligan-An act to
amend sections 4. 8, and 10 of chap
ter 1872 of the session laws of 1907 and
to repeal said original sections 4, 8, 8
and 10 of said chapter 1872 of the laws
of 1907.
No. 49, BY Mr.. Enright-An act to
create the circuit court of Wyandotte
county, to define the powers and juris-
diction of such court and of the Judge
thereof, to provide for the holding Of
the terms of such court and for the
transfer from the district court and
court of common pleas of Wyandotte
county of certain actions to said circuit
court and from the circuit court of the
district court and the court of common
pleas and for the appointment and cleo
ton of a judge and clerk thereof.
No. A. By Mr.. Enright-An act to
enable cities of the first class having
population of more than fifty thousand
to refund their Indebtedness and pro-
viding penalties for the violation there
of.
No. As. BY Mr. Enright-An act re-
lating to the acquisition and operation
by cities of the first class, having more
than fifty thousand population, OF the
waterworks supply plant and property
of any person, company or corporation,
in any case where the franchise of such
person. company or corporation to sup
ply any such city of the first class with
water, has expired or may hereafter ex-
pire.
No. 46 By Mr.. Enright-An act re-
latins TO cities of the first class having
a population of more than fifty thou
sand, and providing for and authoriz-
ing tax 1evies in such cities
No. At. BY Mr.. Enright-An act re-
lating to cities of the first class having
a population of more than fifty thou
of streets, avenues and alleys and re-
pealing chapter 112 of the laws CT 1903
and chapter 116 of the laws of 1907.
No. 49, By Mr.. Leydig-An act re-
moving and excluding certain real
estate from the city of Ell Dorado,
Kansas.
No. 40. BY Mr.. Price-An act fixing
the metes and bounds of the city of
Oakley, Logan county, Kansas.
No So BY Mr.. Miller-An act appor-
tioning the state of Kansas into repre-
sentative districts.
No. 81. BY Mr. Bird-An act prohibit
ing the manufacture, sale, keeping or
Offering for sale certain adulterated
foods and supplemental to chapter zoo
of the session laws of 1907.
No 81 BY Mr.. Stubbs-An act to
amend section IS, chapter 4OS, of the
session laws of 1907, and to repeal saio
original section IS.
No. So. By Mr.. Stubbs-An act to
establish a legislative reference de-
partment of the state library, and 10
provide for the drafting of bills Tor
members of the legislature, and for the
gathering of information relating to
legislation in this and other states, and
making appropriation therefor
No. 54. BY committee assessment
and taxation-An act concerning as.
sessment and taxation and to amend
section IT of chapter 40S of the ses-
sion laws of 1907, and to repeal sec
tons 1911 and 1902 of the general
statutes of 1901.
No. So. BY committee assessment
and taxation-An act concerning as
sessment and taxation and to amend
section IL, article of chapter 107, of
the general statutes of 1901, being Sec
ton 1915 thereof.
No. Sc BY committee assessment
and taxation-An act to amend Sec
lions 8, and 10 of chapter 502 of the
session laws of 1905, and to provide
for the assessment and valuation for
purposes of taxation of telephone COM
panies, oil pipe line companies and gas
pipe line companies, which are local
in their character, and confined to the
limits of a single county.
No. 81. By Mr.. Holdren-An act
relating to private corporations, pro-
viding the terms and conditions of the
sale and distribution of natural gas
from Kansas gas fields, and providing
remedies for it's enforcement, and
penalties for a violation thereof. and
| repeating all laws, or parts of laws
/ in conflict herewith.
Joint resolution No. /. By Mr..
| Stone-Be it resolved by the lesisla-
! ture of the state of Kansas that the
congress of the United States be, and
| is hereby, requested to Call a conven-
| ton for proposing an amendment to
! the constitution OF the United States
| providing that the United States SEN
ators from each state shall be chosen
| by the people thereof.
In the Senate.
| The senate was called to order at
! 10 O'Clock and after roll call and
prayer by the chaplain the presenta-
| ton of petitions was declared the or
| der of business and a score of sena-
| tors at once took the floor, but under
first