The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-13
Four Have Been Vetoed by Gov
ernOr Stubbs.
MANY ARE IMPORTANT
Anti Cigarette and Absolute
Prohibition Laws.
Also a Stringent Act Prohibit
ing Child Labor.


measures that have passed through
the governors hands and to which ne
has affixed his signature;
Appropriation for legislative pur-
poses. .. I'D
Reapportionmen of legislative dis
tricts.
ellis of cities of the second ana Uhllu
Relating to cities of the. first class
Amendment to the election law
Stones child labor law MHaGn VIZ
throws restrictions about the employ
ment of children under Il and 10
wears old. No child under IA Will De
allowed to work during school term.
Relating to interurban car hnes-
Appropriation for the sixteenth Dl-
ennial report. .,
tions
Amendment to the cOmmlssoln form
of government law.
An act to preserve the purity of the
waters of the state.
Providing for fences on railroad
Appropriation for records of the
Prohibiting sale of different kinds
of fruit trees from ones ordered.
Anti-lobby bill
Relating to high schools.
The prohibition bill.
school children.
Payment of taxes
Legislative claims and accounts
commission.
An act relating to drainage boards
and their powers.
Amendment to the primary election
law
Relating to elections in cities of the
second class.
Relating to the schools of Wichita:
Improvement of streets in cities OF
the first class.
Sprinkling and removal of dust
Protection of life in coal mines.
Publication of notices in newspa-
Duties of local health officers.
Relating to county funds.
appointment of commissioners OF
elections in cities of the first class.
Defining negotiable instruments.
Providing for escape shafts in coal
mines.
Appropriation for horticulture and
agriculture.
Inspection of hotels by board of
health.
Relating to county health officers.
Protection of people in public halls
and lodging houses.
The anti-cigarette law.
Relating to supreme court reports.
Examination questions.
The damming of water courses.
Relating to advertising in newspa-
Forbidding the drinking of intoxi-
eating liquor on board railway trains.
Relating to school districts.
Lands reclaimed from navigable
streams.
Creating a county commission to
maintain demonstration farm.
Erection of county buildings.
Relating to roads and highways.
r hi Of41 g. n
buildings.
Office.
Relating to farmers institutes
Restricting the marriage license
Providing for assessment Of pipe
line. telephone and telegraph lines
Assessment and taxation.
Fire insurance.
Evidence in cases regarding roads and
highways.
To limit the Indebtedness of school
boards and boards of education.
Assessment and taxation.
Excise tax on express companies.
Providing for normal training for
high schools.
Relating to sales of school land.
Providing for election of assessors in
counties of more than 900 inhabitants
and three other laws on assessment and
taxation, being amendments to the pres
ent tax law
Relating to the Kansas National
Requiring the publication of political
expenses.
To restrict the spread of johnson
grass.
The weights and measures BILL
Conferring the right of eminent do
main on school boards and school dis
tricts.
Giving powers to counties to build
bridges
Guaranty deposit law.
Giving county commissioners powers |
relating to court houses.
Requiring railroads to provide addi- |
tiona1 conveniences to stock shippers
Relating to terms of court in the
Twelfth district.
Relating to soldiers of the civil and
Spanish wars.
Giving additional powers to the board
of health.
Authorizing cities of the first-cIass to |
refund their bonded Indebtedness.
Anti-bucket shop bill.
Authorizing school districts to issua
bonds against outstanding warrants
Providing for the improvement tf
country roads.
For the prevention of tubercu1osis
Requiring freight trains to carry mas
Eengers-
Relating to state banks.
In regard to filing claims on &C.
tates in probate court.
Extension of charters for sra+e
banks.
Regarding insurance and firenoe,
Appropriations for the Beloit scboo1
orphans home at Atchison, school for
the blind at Kansas City, school for
feeble minded at Winfield, and state
hospital at Topeka /;
An act for the protection of prom
artx in Representatives hall. u