Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-02

except habitual criminals Of that age
S. b. No. so; w. +. Bowling An
derson county Creating Kentucky
library commission Of five members
(no salary, object to aid and advise
with those establishing Libraries.
S. B. No. 81; II. d. Newcomb, JEFF
ferson county-Appropriating $4,000
annually for Kentucky Home Society
for Colored Children.
s. B. No. SO; II. d. Newcomb, JEFF
ferson county-Proyiding punishment
of persons responsible for the condi-
tions that render a child dependent,
neglected or delinquent.
s. b. No. 90; II. l.. Hubble, Lincoln
county-Making men over 60 years
old ineligible for jury service.
S. B. No. 81; Mark Ryan, Louis
ville-Providing that waterworks d.
rectors in Louisville may succeed
themselves in Office and increasing
maximum amount for which refund
ing bonds may be issued by the water
company from 100000 to S1,500,OOO.
s. b. No. go; Conn Linn, Galloway
Regulating civil proceedings
for libel against newspapers, Iy pro-
viding that a prompt retraction bars
recovery of punitive damages.
! S. b. No. SO; p. j. Beard, Shelby
county-To authorize the rceundins
and repayment of inheritance taxes
where the amount of the legacy to
each legatee is less than $500.
S. B. No. 9S; E. Bertram, Clinton
county-To change the time Of hold
ing courts in the Twenty.eighth Ju-
dicial district
S, b. No. 1902; a. r. Burnam, Madi-
son county-Proyiding that the moth
er shall be on equality with the faith.
er in appointing guardian for chill
dren, amending Sections 2Ol6, 2O2O.
2021 and 2O33, Kentucky Statutes.
6. B. No 12O w. V. Eaton, Nc
Cracken county-To regulate the in
PRODUCTION of expert testimony.
S. 3. No. 129; II. ID. Newcomb, JET
ferson county-To amend the school
laws and provide for the election OF
a board of education in cities of the
first class and to define the duties OF
said board. Intended to take school
board out of politics.
S, b. No. 1874; Mark Ryan, Louis
ville-To increase the powers of |
state board of pharmacy.
5. B. No. 139; Mark Ryan, Louis |
ville--Providing for an increase Of |
from 500 to $1,000 for assistants to |
probation officers for delinquent and
dependent children in cities of the |
first and second class.
S. b. No. 144; II. II, Smith, Knott |
county-Fixing a penalty for destruc-
tion of fish by guns loaded with steel |
balls and copper jackets.
S. B. No. 165; G. T. Wyatt, Logan
county-To amend the landlords lien |
law.
S. B. No. 1S1. T. y. Combs Fay |
ette county-Appropriating S2,322 to
pay the expenses of the tax revision J
commission. /
S. B. No. 1S2; T. a. Combs, Fay |
ette county-To amend Section 564,
Kentucky Statutes, relative to usual |
of stock by private corporations.
S. B. No. 1870; c. w. Nagel, New
port-To limit the liability of mem
bers of mutual assessment fire insur- |
ance companies.
S. B. No. 1873; R. NJ. Salmon, Hop |
kins county-To provide lifesaving
apparatus for inspector of mines and |
his assistants.
S, B. No. 201; J. F. Bosworth, Bell |
county-Increasing salaries of assist
ant mine inspectors to S1,SO0 per
year.
S. B. No. 211; n. c. Cureton, Louis
ville-To legalize slave marriages
and the issue of same in this state.
S. B. No. 236; Mark Ryan, Louis
ville-To promote and compel attend
ance of children in schools and to |
prevent truancy in cities of the first |
four classes.
S. B. No. 240; G. T. Wyatt, Logan
county Recurring that bonds of pub
lie officials shall be for a definite
penal sum.
;. B. No. 241; G. T. Wyatt, Logan
county-Proyiding for the registra-
tlon OF motor YenlcleS and uniform |
rules regulating use and speed of
same; license fee must be Paid to
secretary of state.
S. B. No. 245; T. A. Combs. Fay
cite county-To amend charter of
second class cities in reference to
leyying and collecting taxes and pro
viding for submitting to vote any ad-
ditional Indebtedness.
S. B. No. 246; T. A. Combs, Fay
ette county-To amend charter of
second class cities relating 10 control |
and improvement of streets, public |
ways, landings, wharves, grounds and
sidewalks.
S, B. No. 247; T. A. Combs, Fay
ette county-Providing for fine of
500 or less for cruelty to animals
and providing for destruction of ami
mails to prevent suffering.