The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-06-07

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! Of Mexican or Civil War veterans or
| their widows, in cases where such
| property amounts 10 less than $4,000.
H. b. Durfee) Fixing the
amount of fees for the filing OF papers
in county and probate courts and for
certifying Instruments
s b. 40. tBrown). Providing that
when a church organization for two
! consecutive years fails TO hold serv
| ices once u month for nine months in
the year its property shall revert 10
the parent body.
! S. B. 2f2. Humphrey Amending
the act for construction of sewers in
cities of 100000 so as to make the act
applicable to all villages and incor
porated towns or cities.
S. 3. 1856. (Funk). Permitting the
board OF directors of the Illinois
Farmers institute to print 10000 cloth
bound copies of their report at Is
cents per volume.
S. b. A. Potter. Pure food
commission bill establishing legal
standards for dairy products. maple
sugar, honey, cloves, black pepper
lemon and vanilla extracts. olives and
! all vinegars.
S. b. g. Landee). Bill of the edu
cational commission codifying existing
school laws without material change.
s. b. 31a. fHeim). For the appoint
ment by the state library board of a
travelling library commission Of three
members.
Auto Owners to Pay Annually
IT, b. Cos. (Shanahan, by request).
Providing for d certificate for motor
car owners annually at a 80 foe and
| the issuance of licenses as registered
chauffeurs.
r. b. 7l9. Appropriation commit.
tee hiIN Establishing a commission
to revise the mining laws and appro-
prlating $4,000 10 defray its expenses.
II. g. G07 Committee bin. Pro-
viding for the pay of election commits.
sioners in counties of all classes.
II. r. 80. (Chiperfeldl Allowing
| conductors on railroad trains and cap.
tans on passenger steamers to wear
police stars.
H. b. f42, McMackin). Providing
! for an oalh 70 be taken by administra-
! tors of estates.
II. b. 1871 ParHcr). Providing that
repairs on school property shall come
| out of the building fund leaving the
educational fund for salary purposes
H. y. AS. GAP Madoc). Barring the
! disclosure of confidential statements to
clergymen, attorneys and physicians.
II. 3. $50. (Ianel. Prohibiting the
official photographing of prisoners not
convicted of criminal offense.
H. y. go. (Cune). Exempting from
taxation real estate and all property
used for religious or school purposes.
H. B. CO... Crawford Authoriz-
ing the appointment of assistant states
attorneys in counties of the first aud
second class.
H. b. G5S. Committee bin. Pro.
hibitng the batting or feeding of wild
fowl; the use of swivel guns; barring
market protecting wood ducks and al
lowing a hunter to kill in one day fir
teen duck. and ten geese. and making
a regulation concerning hunters
licenses.
H. r. $50 (Stearns) Prohibiting
legal notices by publication from being
printed in newspapers which have not
been published continuously for six
months.
II. b. eco (Wleelanl. Providing
for the donation Of bridges aud roads
outside Of villages. cities or towns by
such municipalities TO the county in
which they are situated.
n. B. 7oi tBehronsG Making
township high school districts and
high school districts formed from one
or more common school districts sepa-
rate and distinct from such common
school district and giving to such
school districts the powers which com
mon school districts now enjoy.
s. D. 81. NTearn). Appropriating
$1,000 for a portrait of Patrick Henry.
s. b. Sc. (HurbJrEh). Emergency
appropriation Of s15p90 for returning
fugitives from justice
S. B. 6S. Hay Arprorriatins
$1,000 a year for twp years to the Hi
nois Bee Keepers ass, citation.
s p. 1917 FunN Appropriating
2sS.00O for the Farmers institute.
6. h. 262. BARR. Appropriating
$500 500 for the state ponitentiary at
Joliet.
For Completion of Chicago Arn7ory
s. b 345. (Hurbureh) Arpropriat.
ing $1,000 for deficiency in the ordin-
airy expenses of the state board OF live
stock commissioners
s. y. 42S. tRaincy). Anprorrlating
$4,000 to complete the Seventh infan.
try armory in Chicago.
S.B.1l tBillings). Providing that
appeals to the supreme court may be
had on the recommendation of a major
ity of the appellate judges sitting on
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