Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-06-10
MISSOURI STATE NEWS
Bills Signed by the Governor.

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Among the bills passed by the legis.
lature which have received the ap-
proval Of Gov. Hadley are the follow.
ing:
BY Senator Brogan-Requiring pol
ishing wheels or machines which gen.
crate smoke, dust or poisonous gases
to be SO guarded as to prevent inhala.
ton by employees.
Senator McAllister - Relating to
maintenance by fraternal beneficiary
societies OF asylums, sanitariums and
hospitals for the benefit Of their mem
bers.
Senator Gardner - Authorizing
Bridgeton academy to incorporate as
. common school district.
Senator Humphrey-Creating the Of.
flce of state inspector Of petroleum.
Senator Dowell-Requiring all per.
sons, firms or corporations engaged In
distilling fermenting or manufacture
Ing intoxicants, or in the sale thereof,
as wholesalers within Missouri, and
all persons, firms or corporations sell.
ing and dealing within this state In
such liquors, brewed or manufactured
within the state, to secure a license
and pay an avaloreum tax.
Senator Notwithstanding "en-
CINE cab or passenger coach of any
street or steam railway" in the pro-
visions Of the act making 1t a felony
to shoot into a dwelling house, barn,
stable or outbuilding.
Senator Gardner-Authorizing coun-
ty courts to establish public wharfs,
piers and ferry landings for public use
on any waters in this state not entire
ly on the premises of n person, and
outside the limits Of any incorporated
town, city or village.
Senator misunderstanding railroad
companies to bulletin the arrival and
departure of trains at all stations, and
TO indicate every 80 minutes any de-
lay there may be in passenger trains.
Senator Major-llepealing the act Of
1907 prohibiting the granting Of q IL
cense to keep a dramshop within Ave
miles of q state educational institu.
ton.
oClldtOI NICIIdNiu ltOquiiih6 AiS
tons for a new trial in criminal cases
to be in writing and to set forth the
grounds therefor: to be filed before
judgment and within four days after
the return of the verdict and the find.
ing Of the court.
Senator Notwithstanding the
act of 1907 fixing an eight-hour day
Hov f1ou-ovh xy,arotDr, orI traip die.
patchers.
Senator McDavid-Fixing the dis
tricts of the five state normal schools.
Senator Notwithstanding as
public holidays, January I, February
%, May 30, July 4, the first Monday
in September. any general or primary
election day, any general state cleo.
tion day any thanksgiving appointed
by the president of the United States
or the governor of this state Decem.
Der %, and when any OF these fall
on Sunday the Monday next following
shall be considered such holiday.
Senator McDavid - Denying the
right to execute or serve writes on
Sunday or a public holiday except In
a criminal case or a breach Of peace.
Senator McDavid - Authorizing
courts in cities relating to title to
real estate to hear and determine in
the same cause and at the same time
all rights, claims, interests and de.
mands Of all parties concerning and
affecting such property.
Senator notwithstanding it option.
- ,.;kl tl,A .~,I - 80 TIA
training school for boys as to the
discharge of inmates, and repeating
the section which makes their re-
lease obligatory.
Senator Humphrey-Omitting from
the general primary law the petition
feature.
Senator Hudson-Providing for the
parole Of inmates Of the industrial
home for girls.
Senator Mayer-Providing that all
officers, In cities of the second class
shall hold until their successors be
appointed or elected and qualify.
Senator Notwithstanding that In
cities of 100000 population or over ten
days notice must be given before the
institution of a suit on q special tax
bill.
Senator Fields-Requiring passen.
ger trains to stop at all county seat
towns.
Senator Oliver-Placing husband
and wife under the same regulations
In cases of dover.
Senator Misunderstanding guar
dian or curator to invest money In
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