The Topeka state journal., 1909-01-27

map of each county in the state, fol-
the purpose of classifying all of the
| lands OF each county in 40 acre tracts
specifying the quality of soil. etc, and
empowering the board of county COM
! mlSSlonerS with authority to assess al
lands in the county, to employ a civil
engineer, and defining the duties OF
township assessor in connection here
with.
H. B. No 1872 BY Landrey-An act
empowering the county commissioners
of Wyandotte county to improve and
maintain a certain public highway in
\ said county.
| H. B. No. 433. BY Landrey-An act
empowering the county commissioners
of Wyandotte county TO improve and
maintain certain public highway in
said county.
| H. B. No 434 BY Howard-An act
concerning roads and road districts.
| H. B. No. 435. By Rogers-An act to
provide for the establishment, main
tenance, and care of a market house
! in certain cities.
! H. B. No. 4S6. By Hannon-An act
relating to private corporations.
II. B. No. 437. By Foley-An act to
prohibit the manufacture or sale of
| flour or other product of wheat, arti-
ficially bleached, whitened. or colored
by nitrogen peroxid, or by any other
drug or chemical mixture, means or
preparation.
H B. No 43S. BY Grabbe, by request
An act providing for the purchase of
bcertain supplies and record books for
the school districts and the county
superintendent's office.
H. B. No. 439. BY Grabbe, by request
AN act providing for an annual con-
ference of county superintendents of
public instruction and expenses.
H. B. No. 440. By Grabbe, by request
An act naming the minimum amount
of district school room apparatus and
library.
H B. No. AL By Hopkins-An act
relating to the registration of all con-
centrated feeding stuffs.
H. B. No 442 By Pyle-An act relat-
ing to mortgages of real property.
H. B. No. 443. By Banker-An act
authorizing the establishment of free
kindergartens.
H. b No. 444. BY Bamker-An act
relating to the condemnation of school
sites.
H. 5. No. 445 BY Armine-An act
making an appropriation for additional
fire protection at the state normal
school and its two auxiliaries at Hayes
and PittSburg.
H B. No. 446. By Clark-An act
fixing the fees and salaries of county
commissioners of various counties.
H B. No. 447. By Allen-An act
relating to cities of the first class.
H. B. No. 448. By Allen-An act
relating to cities of the first class hav-
ing population of more than fifty
H. B. No. 44s. By Allen-An act
to repeal an act relating to wages
earned out of the state.
H. B. No. 450. BY Allen-An act
authorizing buildings to be used as a
county court house and city hall.
H. B. No. 451. By Al1en-An act to
prohibit the corrupt use of money and
corrupt practices in the registration
of voters and at primary elections
and elections.
H. b. No. 452 Harbaugh-An
act relating to hedge fences.
H. B. No. 453 By Stone of Shaw
nee-An act regulating the procedure
of the courts of this state where the
questions of contributory negligence
or of assumption of risk are involved.
H. B. No. 454. BY Buck-An act
relating to the state normal school
and it's two auxiliaries, known as the
western branch of the State Normal
school, at Hays, and the auxiliary
manual training school at Pittsburg.
H. B. No ASS. By Shideler-An act
to provide for the disorganization and
consolidation of school districts.
H. B. No. 456. BY Brighton-An
act relating to and defining the quail
fcations of county superintendents.
H. B. No. 457. BY Crawford-An
act relating to civil procedure
Substitute for H. B. No. 36. By
Buck-An act to repeal the statutes
OF 1901.