The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1909-05-28

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jury to open ballot boxes in the investi-
cation of fraud In election contests.
Libel Suits.
BY Senator Humphreys: Providing that
newspaper corporations may be sued
only in the county where they are pub
lished or the county where the plaintiff
resides.
BY Senator McAllister (revision): To
enable females Is years old to act as ex-
ecutrix or administrators of estate, and
providing for revocation of letters for
the failure of an administrator or exec
utor to make settlements on time.
BY Senator McDavid (revision): Pro-
viding that judgments q~uieting titles to
property shall be recorded within eight
months after such judgment is rendered.
Drainage District Bonds.
By. Senator Oliver: Making drainage
district bonds eligible as investment for
the capital stock, surplus or reserve fund
OF insurance companies, and, providing
for the purchase OF such bonds by trust
companies.
BY Senator Major (revision): Author
izing the County Court to appoint three
edge a deed for property never conveyed
by deed, or where such instrument was
lost. This has an emergency clause.
BY Senator McDavid (revision): Trans
ferring to the reform chool minors under
is years old.
BY Mr.. Rhodes: Repeating Article 2,
Chapter IS, II. S. of Mo-, 1899, and enact
ing in lieu thereof new sections with an
emergency clause making 1T unlawful to
bring into Missouri or permit to run at
large diseased cattle or cattle infected
with Texas or fever ticks:
BY Mr.. Miller Of Saline: Changing
Section 1892 of Article 2 Of Chapter 70
compulsory upon railroads to furnish
double-deck cars for shipment of cattle"
instead of stock as formerly provided.
on nnhliC BUILDINGS tn cost moro than
SO, 900. This bill was amended so as to
apply only to st. Louis.
BY Mr.. Muir and Mr.. Brasield: Pro-
viding that the fiscal year Of the state
shall m on the first day of July
and terminate on the 30th day of June
each year, with an emergency clause.
BY ldr. Moore Of Barton: Requiring
publication Of notice four weeks prior
thereto in some newspaper published and
circulated in county where such settle
ment is to be made, before the final set
Element Of estates.
BY Mr.. Calkins: Creating a bureau of
dairying and placing the same under the
control of the State Board Of Agriculture
and adopting the United States stand
ards Of purity.
BY Mr.. Silver: Requiring county courts
to appoint three freeholders to mark out
most practicable routes for drains. bitches
or levees and assess the damages each
person will sustain through, whose land
bitches, drains or levees will pass. This
law Is intended to protect the st. Charles
district from the Missouri river over
flow.
BY Mr.. Hagenow: Regulating the con-
duct Of drug stores and the sale of medi-
cines and poisons by druggists and phar-
macists; a complete revision OF the pres
ent law applying to drug stores and phar-
macists.
By Mr.. Perth: F%orbidding the working
of convicts in the p~enitentiary longer
than eight hours a day from April Is to
October 10.
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lishment Of a general state road fund and
the apportionment of same among the
several counties and districts and the
city of st. Louis, the counties or cities
to pay one-fourth, the citizens one-fourth
and the state one-half.
BY Mr.. Moore OF Barton: Authorizing
the restoration of citizenship to certain
convicts discharged under three-fourths
rule at the expiration of five years, under
prescribed conditions.
BY Mr.. Silver: Creating a commission
to arrange for the exhibition Of re-
sources of the state at the celebration
poration of st. Louis, and appropriating
$40, 900 therefor.
BY Mr.. Sherman: Limiting actions for
damages and contributions in actions in
actions.
Limitation" Butter.
BY Mr.. Calkins: Revising the law re-
garding Imitation butter" and providing
for the branding or marking of such
packages in the English language.
BY Mr.. Adams: Fixing the time for
holding court and creating the Thirty
fifth Judicial Circuit, and providing for
the appointment of a judge.
BY Mr.. Pemberton: Revising the law
relating to conduct and management of
the State University.
Committee substitute: Establishing an
industrial institution for negro girls and
appropriations 1000 therefor.
BY Mr.. Waters: Authorizing any quail
flied voter to contest the result of a local
option election.
BY Mr.. Miller of Saline: Requiring d.
rectors of railroads organized under avs
of Missouri to meet second Tuesday in
March of each year and certifcation of
proceedings and report of affairs of COM
pany to railroad commissioners, with ar
emergency clause.
districts control over old channels OF
sloughs where used for outlet for lateral
bitches. with an emergency clause.
By Mr.. Busche: Regulating the hours
OF employment of females in manufacture
ing and mercantile establishments, laun-
dries and restaurants, during ten month
of the year, limiting the maximum hours
to fifty-four a week.
BY Mr.. Silver: Prohibiting marriages
between white persons and Mongolians.
By Mr.. Wahlbrink: Repeating law pro.
hibiting barbering on Sunday and as
sessing penalties therefor. This law has
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Der shops are now closed on Sunday
through agreement between the employer
and journeymen.
By Mr.. Deal: Authorizing supervisors
to divert flow of river, water course, etc.
in order to effect the drainage. reclama.
ton and protection from overflow Of
lands.
BY Mr.. Hawkins of Dunklin: Requir.
ing land owner to keep drainage ditche.
free from observations on his own land.
By Mr.. Hawkins: Enlarges scope o.
bonds available for security for state de,
posits.
BY Mr.. Conran: Providing for appor.
tioning the cost of reclamation of land.
in drainage districts.
BY Mr.. Carter: Permitting the drain,
age of lands, with the consent of super.
visors. for agricultural purposes.
BY Mr.. Sherman: Authorizing corpor
ations operating street railroads to lease
consolidate or effect other operating ar
engagements with interurban railroads
and to purchase stocks and bonds anC
to guarantee bonds of such interurbal
company.
Committee substitutes: Providing 70
the reinsurance OF school certificates los
or destroyed.
BY Mr.. Kies: Prohibiting granting o
lifensa IN dra m ehOD kaapar until tw,