The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-17

j 'h' central asylum At Lakewood and
$4,000 for other improvements at the
last named institution. The bill
passed.
] Senate Bill 265. introduced by Sen.
ator Nagel which relates to furnish.
Ing books to circuit and county clerks.
passed % TO o.
Gov. Wilson sent n communication
I 10 the legislature suggesting that
board be appointed to report on the
ACCESSIBILITY Of uniform laws.
DR. J. H. Lackey Introduced a bill
providing that the surplus Of the dog
tax law be used TO establish an in.
stltuiion for the prevention Of tuber.
culosis.
House Bill No. 4O7. authorizing rs
cal courts TO purchase such official
records and office supplies as are nee.
essary In transactIng business. passed,
| 81 20 8.
House Bill No 1879, providing that
all goods and merchandise made by
convict labor shall be so branded be.
fore being offered for sale, passed, 62
to !.
House Bill No. 423. providing for
purchase of turnpikes by fiscal courts.
without special elections providing
such purchase does not exceed $4,000
In any one year. passed. SO TO 0.
House Bill No. 332, TO amend Sec
ton 1856, Kentucky Statutes. relating
to fees Of iailers. passed, 63 to 2.
House BIN No. 513. to amend Sec.
lions $3.50, 2,j57a and 2.557b-2-. Of the
Kentucky Statutes. providing addition
al penalties for violation OF local op
tion laws. passed. 6S to 4.
House Bin No. AZ. TO amend Article
2. Chapter SO. Kentucky Statutes. rel.
atiye to government Of cities OF sec.
ond-class, passed, sc to 0.
County Unit Bill shelved.
The democratic majority in the
senate spoke and said there will
not be any temperance legisa-
ton at this session OF the general
assembly. by a majority OF two dem.
ocratic votes the motion of Senator
Claude Thomas. OF Paris. seeking 10
reconsider the resolution that put the
Pritchard county unit bill and the
Waggoner county unit bill in the
hands Of the rules committee, to de-
feat them At this season. was tabled.
Those voting to table the motion
were: Senators Bosworth, Gus
Brown, Cattlett, Chapman, Combs.
Bowling. Eaton. Iiogg. Hubble, Linn,
Mathers. Maggie. Newcomb. Ryan.
Tichenor and Wyatt Total. 10. Those
voting not to take the motion were
u. NJ. Arnett Bertram. Burnam. Cure
ton. Graham. Grigsby. Salmon. Hi.
lard Smith. J. T. Smith. Thomas and
Watkins Total. IL. The roll call
SHOWS that II the names OF the two
republicans who voted with the ma
jority we're stricken from il. still the
democratic majority tabled the motion
OF Senator Thomas by a majority OF
two votes. and must accept the re-
sponsibillty for defeating the county
unit bills at this session. On all votes
heretofore there have been enough
republicans voting with the democrats
TO divide the responsibility OF defeat
ing the measure. Those absent when
the vote was taken are: Senators l..
w. Arnett. Beard. II. II. Brown. Don
aldson. Jarvis. Pritchard. r. NJ. Tay.
lor. G.. A. Taylor. Vice, Oliver and
wright-l1.
The Bowling library commission bin
and the bill OF Senator Burnam ap.
portioning the taxes OF the state were
passed.
In the house the bill creating VII.
son county out OF Wayne. Whitley and
Pulaski counties was passed.
Gov Wilson signed the bill making
warehouse receipts issued by corpo-
rations negotiable and transferable.
Senator Cureton obtained consent
to introduce a bill appropriating a git
of 1000 10 the National Rivers and
Harbors Congress. II names as com.
missiOners 10 receive the money Pink
Varble. Brinton Davis and J. Lithgow
Smith. of Louisville.