The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-04-06

Chapter 80 Of the Kentucky Statutes,
making capital stock of fire insur-
ance companies $40 per share instead
of 500 per share.
Bills Vetoed by the Governor.
S. B. No. 81; H. H. Smith, Knott
county-To establish a sub-experi-
ment station in Eastern kentucky and
Western Kentucky to be under the
control of the experiment station at
Lexington.
S. B. No. II; E. NJ. Taylor, Fulton
county-Increases salary of prison
commissioners to $4,000 and chairman
to $4,000.
S. B. No So; ]. r. Catlett, Caldwell
county-Authorizing pay for jurors
who are summoned but do not serve.
S. B. No. 19S-Conn Linn, Galloway
county-Appropriating $4,000 addi-
tional to encourage establishment Of
private sanitarium for treatment of
tuberculosis.
s. B. Nc. 1879; b. M. Arnett. Jessa-
mine county-Providing for appoint.
ment of bank examiners for state
banks, to be appointed by secretary
of state.
s. B. No. 217; E. E. Hogg, Owsley
county-To regulate the sale Of farm
seeds and prohibiting their adultera-
ton.
s. B. No. 265; c. w. Nagel, New
port-To amend section 358, Ken
lucky Statutes, relative to furnishing
books to circuit and county clerks, so
that the clerks may buy their records
from any firm they please.
S. B. No. 300; ]. c. Graham, Gray
son county-To define what is known
as Sweating of prisoners" and pro-
hibiting the introduction of evidence
so obtained.
H. b. No. 81; P. J. Cosgrove, Louis
ville-Creating a pension fund for
disabled public school teachers in
government, cities of the first-class.
H. B. No. 50; Hugh Mahin, Jessa-
mine county-To provide for addition
al compensation Of jurors.
H. B. No. 80; d. G. McVean, Gov
ington-Creating the Office Of district
detective to commemorative attor-
neys in counties containing cities of
the second-class.
H. B. No. 105; w. A. Price, Coving-
ton-To secure the registration of
plumbers and inspectors Of plumbing
and drainage in first and second-class
cities.
H. B. No. 1885, S. d. Hines, Warren
county-Providing for teaching den
tai hygiene in public schools.
H. b. No. 1853; H. A. Schoberth,
Woodford county - Appropriating
$3S,OOO for State Fair buildings at
Louisville.
H. B. No. 10; ]. T. Buford, Frank
lin county-Ahowing commissioner
for state fiscal court at Frankfort.
H. B. No. 1874; L. B. Harrington,
Madison county-An act appropriate
ing $780, to State University, $22,-
500 to Western Kentucky Normal
School and s22,5OO to the Eastern
Normal school.
H. b. No. ESQ; l.. c. Littrell, owen
CO, nty-Act providing for pension
for confederate soldiers and widows
of Confederate soldiers.
H. b. No. 257; s. NJ. Russell. Todd
to appropriate 5000 to
assist in erecting monument at birth
place of Jefferson Davis.
H. B. No. 297; J. r. Zimmerman,
Bullitt county-To prevent placing
the names OF candidates put on bal
lot by petition under any party de-
vice.
H. B. No. 3S1; F. L. Graves, Nc
Cracker county-Providing that pro-
ceedings instituted by the common
wealth or any county, city or taxing
district shall be begun within five
years after such rights first accrued.
H. B. No. 381; F. h. Graves Nc
Cracker county-To protect pur-
chaser of land where same has been
sold for delinquent taxes.
H. B. No. 431; S. B. Johnson, Perry
for the benefit of per-
sons whose lands have been sold for
taxes and authorizing release on rec
ords of state auditor.
H. b. No. ass; r. H. Atkin, Cald-
we'll county-To prevent walters and
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H. B. No. 436; NJ. F. Pogue, Crit.
tenden county-Providing for the ben
eft of infant children of the Hon. Nc.
d. Ferguson, deceased.
H. b. NO. 459; w. G. Keen. Cum
berland county-To create the office Of
assistant commemorative attorney
in districts embracing not less than
six counties.
H. B. No. 521; w. F. Klair, Lexing-
ton-To amend section 1910, Ken
lucky statutes, relative to the juris-
diction of fiscal courts in appropri-
ating funds to keep in repair public
buildings.
Fl. B. No. 525; originated by the
municipalities Committee-Providing
that general council in cities of sec
ond class may have power to increase
or decrease number of policemen and
hremen upon petition Of the commits
sioners, and place them under civil
service rules.
The following appropriation bills