The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1910-04-13
Oils ENACTED
BY LEGISLATURE
Complete List Of Measures
Passed by Kentucky SOIons.
THOSE VETOED ALSO GIVEN

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lishment of public cisterns, hydrants
and reservoirs in cities of the second
class and giving power to cities own
ing system to supply water to other
or neighboring municipalities. In
tended to apply to Newport only.
II. B. No. 80; w. II. Newell, Camp
bell county-Providing for the classi-
fication of the town of Clifton. Camp
bell county, to the list of names OF
cities of fifth class. Also transfers
Middlesboro and Somerset to third
class cities and Barbourville to
fourth class.
II. B. No. go; A. ]. Counts, Carter
county-Creating county school
book commission, composed Of coun-
ty superintendent Of schools and the
county board of examiners.
II. B. No. SO; r. d. Hunter, Clark
CONTEMPLATING misdemeanor cases
on same footing with felony cases in
order that persons charged with
minor offenses can be tried at same
term of court at which indictment
was found.
II. B. No. A; p w. Berkshire, Da-
viess county - Providing for the
changing of the time of holding
courts in Daviess county.
II. b. No. 40; w. F. Klair, Lexing-
ton-Providing for an appointment of
an assistant assessor in counties hav-
ing a population of 10000 or over.
II. B. No. 81; w. F. Klair, Licking
ton-Providing for the recording of
the names of persons pooling tobacco
or any farm product. Vetoed, but
passed over governors veto.
II. b. No. so; ]. T. Buford, Frank
lin county-Appropriating $4,000 for
the completion of the new state capi-
toll grounds.
II. B. No. &C. ]. S. Steers, Grant
county-To make warehouse receipts
by corporations negotiable and trans
ferable. Intended specially for Bur
ley Tobacco society.
H. b. No. 90; Hugh Mahin, Jessa-
mine county - To protect religious
worship in assemblages known as
camp meetings.
II. b. No "a; J. w. Turner, John
son county--To change the time of
holding circuit courts in Floyd, Knox
Pike, Johnson and Martin counties.
II. B. No. 106; II. j. Myers, Gov
ington-To provide the manner of
holding circuit courts in counties
having therein cities of the second
and third class so that courts may
be held in Middlesboro, which is not
county seat
II. b. No. 107 H.. j. Myers, Gov
ington- Providing for the election of
four county commissioners who, with
the county judge. shall comprise the
fiscal court of the counties.
II. b. No. 10S; r. II. Moss, Larue
county-To define the crime of abor-
ton and prescribe a penalty therefor.
II. b. No 1872; ]. p. Chinn. Mercer
county - Appropristing $4,000 for
Colored State Normal school. (The
governor vetoed $4,000 of the sum APP
propriated).
II. Is. No. 1874; F. j. Brown, Nelson
county Providing for the election of
town marshals in cities of the sixth
class.
II. b. No. 1875; 2. A. Clore, Oldham
county Fixing penalty for disorderly
persons on railway trains and prohib-
iting drinking liquor on trains.
II. B. No. 1870; NJ. G. Colson, Pu-
laski county Requiring certain quail
ifications for mine foremen.
H. b. No. 1885; j. r. Claypool. Simp-
son county-Making It unlawful for
persons to sign an agreement to re-
frain from growing any crop.
H. B. No. 1873; S. d. Hines, Warren
county-Changing the time of hold
ing courts In the Eighth Judicial dis
trict
H. B. No. 147; S. ID. Hines, Warren
county-Providing for separate apart
ments for white and colored people
In houses OF reform.
II. B. No. 1874; w. H. Shanks, Lin
coin county-Authorizin railroads to
carry on a ferry business.
H. B. No. 1876; Lillard Carter, An
derson county-Providing for uni
rorm series of school books In
schools of this state.
H. B. No. 1877; 8. L. Robertson,
notwithstanding to revenue and
taxation in counties containing a cit!
of the first class and fixing compen-
sation to be allowed assessors and
their deputies.
H. B. No. 1913; l.. B. Harrington
Madison county-An act providing
for the amendment of Section 500 of
the Kentucky Statutes relating to the
recording of contracts concerning
land, providing that contracts or OPP
tions for the sale of land shall be re
corded in the county in which the
lands are situated.
II. B. No. 209; J. w. Berkshire,
Boone county-Act making 1t unlaw'
full to take rabbits in snares on the
land of another person without writ
ten consent of the land owner.
H. B. No. 210; ]. w. Berkshire,
Boone county-Specifying amount of
nronartv of n nerson with q family