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

education law so as to require children
between the ages of 8 and IA to attend
school three-fourths Of the term; and
making parents or guardians liable Tor
their attendance.
BY ny. Sherman: Apportioning JUS
tees OF the peace in accordance with the
BY Mr.. Lindsay: Repeating sections
1872, 1873. 1874, 1856 and 1856, Article Z,
Chapter l, Revised tSatutes OF Missouri,
1889, relating to land scrip, terms of sale,
railroad tax certificates, etc.
BY Mr.. Holcomb: Authorizing. fifty or
more freeholders to organize agricultural
society with consent of County Court
BY Mr.. Miller of Saline: Establishing
n library, to be known as the Library
Of the General Assembly of the State OF
holding court in the Ninth judicial Cir
cult.
BY Mr.. sosey: Authorizing benefit as
sessments against property abutting on
BY Mr.. Hoeber: Fixing the compensa-
ton OF election judges and clerks at not
to exceed So per day. to be paid from the
county treasury.
BY Mr.. Carter: Authorizing the as
signment of mechanics liens.
BY Mr.. Muir: Creating a county text
book commission; regulating the prices OF
school textbooks; prohibiting changes Of
textbooks oftener than once In five
years,
BY Mr.. sliger: Providing for a bounty
Vi ~ GENTS IOT BtDDtT, HlOle, BTOulu
squirrel or chipmunk scalps.
By Mr.. Best: Fixing the time Of hold
ing court in the Twehty-fourth Judicial
Circuit.
BY Mr.. Lindsay: Providing tina where
an estate is so small 1t will not pay the
expense of collection and administration
the court may order 1t delivered to the
widow, widower or minor children under
BY Mr.. Taylor: Providing that the
Probate Court may act in cases of habit
ual drunkenness or the habitual use OF
cocaine, chloral, opium or morphine as 1t
does in cases OF idiocy or lunacy.
BY Mr.. Stanley of Worth: Fixing the
time of holding court in the Fourth Judi
cial Circuit.
BY Mr.. Ledbetter: So amending the
naval reserve act that the governor may
appoint one or more naval aides, with the
brevet title of commander; any officer
reaching the age of 81 years may be
placed upon the retired list by the gov
ernor.
BY Mr.. Kinney: To regulate demur-
rage and storage charges and prevent de-
lay In furnishing cars and the transport
tation of freight other than grain, live
stock, coal and coke from the mines or
ovens and perishable freight.
BY Mr.. Cross: Providing that when
the Supreme Court shall affirm judgment
for part of a sum where Judgment has
been rendered in the trial court, the sum
so affirmed shall. bear lawful interest
from the date of rendition of original
judgment In trial court.
By Mr.. Deal: Requiring railroad COM
panies to provide suitable openings FOR
drains and bitches along their right Of
way.
Barmaids Are Barred.
BY Mr.. Sosey. Prohibiting the employ
ment of females in dramshops or other
places where intoxicants are sold, under
penalty of from three to twelve months
in Jail, fine Of from $50 to $500, or both,
and a revocation of license.
RU Mr. CnnKlpV. Prnyi1inp that M
bakery employee shall be required or per-
mitted to work more than six days in one
week, f~orbidding persons afflicted with
tuberculosis or disease with a m
cable skin affection from being employed
in bakeries.
BY Mr.. Legere: Regulating the prac-
tice of medicine, surgery and midwifery;
preventing the treatment of the sick and
afflicted without a license.
BY Mr.. White: Including that part of
land not covered by the building in the
portion liable to mechanics lien.
BY Mr.. Spence: County courts to give
notice by three weeks consecutive pub
LEGATION of letting of contracts for the
y construction of bitches in drainage dis
tricts.
BY Mr.. Kies: Establishing the Court
of Common Pleas in Cape Glrardeau.
Mechanics Lien.
BY Mr.. White: Giving to every me-
chanic or other person furnishing labor
or material for a lien upon the
lot or lana.
BY Mr.. White: That the hosting and
lowering device in coal mines where
twenty-five or more men are employed
shall be inspected twice each week.
districts to lend money at the highest OBJ
tainable interest, not exceeding S per
cent nor less than 6 per cent, secured by
real estate.
BY Mr.. Hull: Providing tina sales of
grain. hay or coal shall be made on the
basis of the actualsweight thereof.
By Mr.. Witt: Extending the term of
county assessors from two to four years.
BY Mr.. Brooks: Making violations of
the act requiring permits for the erec-
ton and alteration of buildings in certain
counties a misdemeanor
BY Mr.. Miller of Saline: Requiring
railroad companies to cause all trains to
come to a full stop not less than ten nor
more than sixty rods before reaching a
junction or grade crossing, unless unneo-
essary by interlocking plant.
By Mr.. Lyles: Making the theft Of a
hog grand larceny.
Committee substitute: Making it un-
lawful for an intoxicated person to enter
a passenger train; to expose intoxicants
while on such train; making 1t the duty
of conductors to report such offenses to
prosecuting attorneys; failure of conduct
or to do so to be punishable by fine OF
from SIS to $25.
BY Mr.. Adams: Requiring hedge fences
within 10 feet of a public road or high
way to be trimmed to a height of not
more than 5 feet once every two years.
BY Mr.. Ro~senberger: Prohibiting the
giving or selling Of cigarettes, directly
or indirectly, to persons under IS years
of age. Penalty for violation Of the ACT
to be fine of from $40 to 800 for the first
offense, $50 to $4,000 for a subsequent Of
Tense, one-half the fine recovered to sc
to complaining witness.
BY Mr.. Forth: Requiring applicants
for license as embalmers to show that he
has embalmed at least ten dead human
bodies under the direction of a legally
licensed embalmer.
BY Mr.. Adams: Creating the Thirty.
fifth Judicial circuit, composed of the
counties of Caldwell Daviess and Liv.
ingston.
BY Mr.. Hale: Fixing the tenure of Of.
flee of mayor and city councils in cities
containing not less than 5000 nor more
than 5000 inhabitants.
BY Mr.. Crossley: Providing that non.
resident taxpayers may send children t
the schools Of the district in which they
pay school taxes.
By Mr.. Adams: Vesting the corporate
powers of towns of $500 population in 6
board of trustees of five members; &
more than $500, nine members; the frs
board to be appointed by the County
Court. subsequent boards to he chosen nv