The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-13

IL oOOAiSh OH lIlSDeClOIS.
Payment of taxes for Stevens
county.
Relating to salary of probate judge
of Sedgwick county.
Appropriation for school district a.
Lansing.
Relating to the Joint stock Life In
surance company.
Authorizing county commissioners
to drill for artesian wells.
To legalize the issuance of bonds fol
gas. water, light and heating pur'
poses.
Relating to resident taxpayers.
Disbursement of money received
from government forestry reserve.
Appropriation for expenses of
presidential electors.
Allowing lodges to own real estate.
To protect the American eagle.
Relating to the salary of clerk OF
supreme court.
Providing for house furniture for
the penitentiary.
Relating to school lands.
Providing trees for distribution.
Appropriation for the state print
ing plant.
Relating to police judge in cities of
first and second class.
Providing for fire escapes for the
Normal at Hayes.
Relating to cities of first class.
The rock roads bill.
Creating the office of dairy COM
missioner.
Appropriation for J. H. Mcclure,
injured at Osawatomie hospital
Providing for a revolving fund for
state institutions.
Warehouse receipts bill.
Providing for the improvement OF
dirt roads.
Authorizing county commissioners
to improve the roads.
AUTHORIZATION for executive and ju-
dicial departments.
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hospital. for epiIeptics hospital at
Parsons, industrial school at Topeka,
school for deaf at Olathe, for the state
board of control.
Appropriation for live stock COM
Transfer of money in state treasury.
Appropriation for counties for care
of their insane Appropriation for
state institutions to buy coal
Providing for a revolving fund for
state agricultural college.
Appropriation for printing election
ballots.
Authorizing cities of third class to
control waterworks.
Relating to salary of surveyor in
Wyandotte county.
Relating to improvements in cities
Appropriation of lands for foreign
Public service of stations.
Authorizing the governor to issue
quit claim deed to lands.
Relating to interest received from
college.
Relating to natural water courses.
Authorizing county commissioners
to sell county farms.
Relating to the Parsons State hos
pital.
Appropriation for Fort Hayes
branch Agricultural college.
Appropriations for State university
and for the bureau of labor industry
Recurring railroad companies to
Relating to Mutual Hail Insurance
companies.
Authorizing townships to sell lands
and buildings.
Authorizing cities OF thlrd class 10
establish street grades.
Relating to term of district court IN
Sixth district.
Authorizing secretary of state 10
buy and distribute statutes OF 1909:
Relating to counties maturing their
bonded Indebtedness.
Relating to public bridges.
Appropriation for agricultural ex-
pertinent station.
Relating to the purchase of lands
for coal for the penitentiary.
Relating to taxation of life insur-
ance companies
Relating to jails and jailers
Relating to the practice of dentistry
Relating to issuance or bonds py
cities of second class.
Providing for erection of memorial hall
n Topeka.
Allowing county commissioners to pay
outstanding Indebtedness
Relating to building of reservoirs in
To prevent nuisances.
Relating to taking of evidence in
uits.
Relating to election board fees.
Taking evidence in suits
Forbidding splitting in public places.
Providing for a township levy to pay
interest on bonds.
Authorizing boards of education in
titles of second-class to issue bonds.
The maximum freight rate bill.
ADDropriatfon for official state paper.
Requiring railroads to fll frogs in
witches.
Requiring automatic signals for rail-
oadS.
ions.
,ther state purposes.
Authorizing the executive council to
urnish room in the state house for the
executive board.
Appropriation for the state peniten-
larry.
Providing fire inspection for cities of
he first-class.
Cattle quarantine law which forbids
attle from crossing the southern line OF
he state except for immediate slaugh-
er.
Providing for a common pleas court
n Wyandotte county.
Changing the date of annual school
meetings..
Five bills have been vetoed.
Mr.. CAPPER DECLINES. !