The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-03-20

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PIRATE 500 900 for the erection of new
buildings at the house OF reform and
to pay the existing deficit.
By Mr.. Newman-An act appro-
priating s20O.NOO year for 2 years
for the erection of suitable buildings
on the state fair grounds.
BY Mr.. Combs-An act appropriat-
ling SIS 900 for the establishment of
IA state tuberculosis hospital and set
ting aside $4,000 a year to maintain
lit.
! BY Mr.. Bosworth-An act to
amend the constitution so as to allow
the state to aid in building roads and
to permit each county to issue add
tional bonds for road purposes.
BY Mr.. Nell-An act appropriating
1867, 800 for the benefit of the insane
asylums of the state and the institute
for the feeble minded.
By Mr.. Burnham-An act appro-
priating $4,000 for the colored nor
NAL school.
By M. II. II. Smith-An act pro-
viding for a sub-experiment station in
eastern and one in western Kentucky
and appropriatlng $4,000 for each.
BY Mr.. Landrum-An act to allow
the re-assessment of property in Nc
Lean county, where the court house
and records were burned.
Mr.. Bosworth-An act appropriat-
ing $4,000 for the completion and
maintenance of the new capitol and
the surrounding grounds.
BY Mr.. Donaldson-An act to allow
fiscal courts to appropriate money
for the care and custody of court
houses.
BY Mr.. Walker-An act changing
the bonds of public officials so as to
do away with the unlimited bonds,
which caused SO much trouble in Lou
isville after the last election.
BY Mr. Hogan-An act providing
that adjoining property owners must
share the expense of a division fence.
BY Mr.. Campbell-An act increas-
ing the maximum liquor licenses in
cities of the second class to $500.
By Mr. Combs-An act fixing the
status of personal, intangible property
and exempting It from taxation if the
owner IS not a resident of that state,
but has trustee here.
BY Mr. Walker-An act allowing
fourth class cities to issue bonds for
street improvements, and providing
for the construction of sewers on the.
installment plan.
By Mr.. RiNes-An act appropriat-
ing $4,000 for the Kentucky school
for the deaf AT Danville.
By Mr.. Watson-An act regulating
the opening and closing of streets in
fourth class cities.
by MI Wright-An act providing
for two additional assistant state mine
inspectors.
By Mr.. Burnham-An act allowing
the governor a stenographer.
BY Mr. Wilhelmi-An act to pro-
hibit pool rooms.
House Bills.
through both houses:
BY Mr.. Brooks-An act liking fees
of city courts where an appeal is TAX
en- from the decision of that court
BY Mr.. Waggoner-An act appro-
priating $4,000 for the Kentucky
Children's Home society
BY Mr. Klair-An act changing the
name of State College to State Uni
versity.
By Mr.. Lillard-An act regulating
the assessment of stock in corpora
tons outside the state. so that resi-
dents of Newport and Covington will
not have to pay taxes on stock in Gin
cinnau.
By Mr.. Sullivan-An act appro-
priating 100000 to the State College
and Normal schools.
BY Mr.. Crecelius-An act providing
penalty for the sale of pooled to-
bacco.
BY Mr. McChord-An act to pre-
vent the transfer of property the title
to which is in another than the person
having It in his possession.
By M. Sullivan-An act amending
the provisions regulating the state
normal schools.
BY Mr.. Il. Meyer-An act amend
ing the truancy laws and providing
for additional truant officers in cities.
BY Mr.. Graves-An act changing
the time of holding court in the Sec
ond judicial district.
BY Mr.. Klair-An act to authorize
fiscal courts to care for court houses
in cities of the second class having
courts of continuous session.
BY Mr.. Il. Meyer-An act to pro-
vide pay for members of the Louis
vile school board. n
BY Mr.. Wallace-An act providing
pensions for veteran volunteer fire.
men in cities of the first class.
By Mr.. Il. Meyer-An act requir-
ing cities of the first class to levy not
less than SO cents on each $500 of
property for school purposes.
by Mr.. Milllken-An act providing