The Topeka state journal., 1909-03-15
MORE BILLS SIGNED.
Two Hundred Measures Which Have
Been Approved by Governor.

| There We're 265 bills passed by the
/ legislature and signed by the governor.
The State Journal published 21O of
these bills Saturday. giving the title
and gist of each measure. The balance
of these bills were signed Saturday
night are printed below as follows:
| Appropriation for oil and grain in
| spectors.
| Appropriation for state veterinary
| board and educational institutions and
embalming board
Appropriation for $500 for monument
| for victims of Indian massacre in De-
catur county.
| Providing for erection of arrnories for
Kansas national guard.
| Relating to cemeteries in cities OF
first class.
Miscellaneous appropriations incIud-
ing twine plant at state penitentiary.
Relating to police judge in cities third
class.
Restricting issuance of stocks and
bonds by railroad companies.
Relating to oranges and patrons OF
husbandry.
Selling insurance premium notes.
| Repeating laws of 1901 relating to
| Wyandotte county
| Relating to Soldiers and Orphans
| home at Atchison.
| Relating to the practice of Opto-
/ metry.
Extending rights of cities in relation
to building walks, bridges, pavement,
|
Requiring city officers to be qualified
electors.
Authorizing school districts to fur
nish free text books if they so desire.
Relating to levees in cities of first
class.
Providing penalty for delays by rail-
roads in shipping live stock.
Prohibiting the sale or purchase of
diseased animals.
Providing for bounty on gophers
and crows.
Granting free licenses to soldiers to
operate delivery wagons.
Relating to monopolies, trusts and
combinations in restraint of trade.
PROVIDING for the determination of
prairie dogs.
Appropriation for extra help for
bank commissioner.
Appropriation for the normal schools.
Providing for the assessment and
taxation of legacieS.
Relating to business colleges.
In regard to bonds to discharge
liens for labor and material
Increase of salary for Secretary Co
burn from $500 to $500.
Relating to county high schools.
Establishing division of forestry at
state agricultural college
Appropria ton for furnishing copies
of bills and resolutions of the legis-
lature.
Relating to the release of oil. gas and
mineral leases.
Authorizing cities of the second and
third class to obtain water, light, heat
and power.
The revision of the civil code.
The pure food, drug and medicine law
and providing for additional inspectors
to enforce this new and stronger law in
relation to these things.
Changing fees and salaries of certain
officers in certain counties.
Authorizing cities to purchase land
and maintain parks.
In regard to school meetings
Relating to glanders in horses.
Relating to salaries of officers in
Wyandotte county.
Authorizing disorganization of school
districts and annexing them to other
districts.
Providing that all votes cast for any
fudge of district or supreme court or
limited States senator or congressman
for any other office while holding these
offices shall. be void In other words,
none of these officers shall run for any
other office while holding one of these
offices.
Recurring accidents to be reported to
the factory inspector
Regulating the practice of veterinary
surgeons.
Appropriation for improvements for
state industrial reformatory.
Appropriations for state soldiers and
Mother Bickerdyke homes.
Relating to sprinkling and cleaning