The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-01-14

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H B. No. As Matson-An act relat-
ing to corporations and providing for
the organization of corporations, for
| the purpose of carrying on abstract
business, loaning money and dealing in
| real estate.
H B. No. 40. Watson-An act to
| amend section l of chapter SO of the
| session laws of 1903 relating to the
! mana cement and control of state banks
| and repeating said section 1 of chapter
| SO of said act of 1908.
H. B. No. 80. Parker-An act relat-
| ing to the state penitentiary, making
eight hours a days work.
| H B. No 81. Burke-An act to
amend chapter 40S, session laws of 1907
| and abonshing the office of county as
SCISSOR and repeating chapter 4OS ses-
sion laws of 1907, and chapters IS. n,
| 70 and 81, laws of 1908.
| H. B. No. 80. Parker-An act max
ing an appropriation to aid in the sup
port and maintenance of the schools iE
Leavenworth county, Kansas, for the
| fiscal years ending June 3Oth, 1910 and
June 30th 1911.
H B. No SO. Case-An act in regard
to water courses in cities of the second
class, providing for the removal of OBJ
StructionS from the channels of same
and the condemnation of timber grow
ing along the channels of such streams
and to amend section 999 of the general
statutes of Kansas of 1901.
H. B. No. "a. Mercer-An act to
regulate the employment of legislative
lobby counsel and agents and to pro-
vide penalties in violation thereof.
H B. No. 55. Mercer-An act to
regulate the employment of legislative
lobby counsel and agents; to provide
for the keeping of legislative dockets
by the secretary of state; to provide
for the return of legislative expenses
incurred by or in behalf of such legis-
lative lobby counsel and agents; to pro-
hibit such legislative lobby counsel and
agents from attempting to influence
members of the legislature except as
provided herein, and prescribing and
fixing penalties for the violation of this
act
H. B. No. Sc. Mitchell-An act re-
lating to bridges and to amend section
10 of chapter 16, article l, being para
graph SIS of the general statutes of
1901, and to repeal the original sec
ton.
H b No. 81. Mitchell-An act re-
lating to roads, highways and bridges,
creating the office of state engineer
and providing for his appointment and
defining his duties; establishing the Of
flee of county township highway COM
missioner; providing for the appoint
ment of road overseers, and providing
d system for making and improvement
of permanent roads, and repeating all
acts and parts of acts in conflict here
with.
H B. No. So. Morton-An act au-
thorizing an annual conference of the
viding for appointment of delegates
and the payment of their expenses for
attendance thereon.
H. B. No. SO. Morgan-An act pro-
viding for the damming OF draws and
dry water courses on public highways
in such counties as shall adopt the
provisions of this act.
H B. No. 60. Hopkins-An act to
amend section "a of chapter % of the
general statutes of 1858, entitled, can
act relating to counties and county
officers" and repeating said original
section.
H B. No. 81. Hopkins--An act to
amend sections 1 and 8 of chapter 22O
regulating marriage and prohibiting
marriage by or with persons afflicted
with imbeCility, feeblemindedness, cpl
lepsy or insanity, and prescribing pen
alties for the punishment of persons
violating the provisions of this act
And also 10 amend section L of chap
ter 124 of the laws of 1886 and en-
titled, "An act amendatory of section
3 of chapter 81, general statutes of
1858, being an act entitled, can act
in relation to marriage"
H. B. Nc. 81. Hopkins-An act to
provide for the improvement of roads
and highways outside of Incorporated
cities, by use of road drags, and re-
pealing chapter 2S9 of the laws of
1907.
H. B. No s. Hopkins-An act to
amend section 1 of chapter 435 of the
laws of 1903. amending an act en-
titled IAN act for the regulation and
support of common schools" and re-
pealing said original section.
H. B. No GA. Hopkins-An act to
amend section 594 of chapter so of the
general statutes of Kansas, entitled:
cedure," and repeating said original sec
ton.
H. B. No. s. Hopkins-An act auth |
orizing and empowering the township |
trustee, treasurer and clerk in the or
ganized townships of the state to ap-
propriate from the treasury of their re- |
spective townships. money for the pur- |
pose of holding township fairs in their |
said townships
H B. No Sc. Hopkins-An act to |
amend section 45 of chapter 100 of the |
laws of 1872. entitled AN act to incor-
porate cities of the second class, and to |
repeal former acts and repeating said |
original section.
H B. No. 81. Hopkins-An act to
amend section 1. of chapter 27S, of the |
laws of 1899, and to repeal said original |
section =
H. B. No. IS. Hopkins-An act relat-
ing to primary elections. providing for |
the organization and government of po-
litical parties, repeating chapter lis. |
laws of 1891, and chapter "a, laws of
1908, and all other acts and parts of |
acts in conflict herewith. and prescrib- |
ing and fixing penalties for the violation
hereof.
Legislative Notes.
Now that the senators have each
been allowed $40 worth of postage
stamps they can sit down and write |
the folks at home what they think |
about Topeka
crease in the transient population of
the capital city since yesterday
morning. The legislative appoint |
ments have all been made.
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