The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-03-24
WILSON 5 vET0ES
ARE IGNORED
NO ATTENTION PAID TO oBJEc-
TONS AND BILLS PASS WITH
OUT DEBATE.
HOUSE AGAIN PASSES RIPPER BILL
Republicans, Realizing that They Had
Been Trapped. cismor TO Speak,
Blu, Are Ruled Out Of order BY the
chai-.

FRANKFORT. Ky.--Little regard was
paid by the general assembly to the
veto Of Gov. Wilson.
The measure aimed at the Lincoln
Industrial Institute 90 be established
at Sampsonville. Shelby county, was
passed In both houses over the GOV
errors veto. There was no debate
required. either.
The governor sent his veto on the
Louisville ripper bill and the house
without ceremony Immediately passed
Il. Representative klair. OF Lexing'
ton. who was In the chair when the
governors message was read on the
ripper bill. left the chair. called ON
Representative Naggoner to preside
and moved the previous question.
shutting on debate
The republicans realized that the
Lexington leader had trapped them
and clamored to speak. but they were
ruled out % order, and the ripper bin
was passed again In the house -
speedily AS before.
Taylor Moeihes His Report.
Rack up" was the order given 30
Senator 4. NJ. Taylor. chairman Of
the Joint penitentiary investigating
committee. BY State Inspector and
Examiner NJ. H. Thatcher. and sens-
tor Taylor Is handing around prepared
interviews correcting that part OF his
legislative report that refers TO the
Incarceration In the Louisville jail OF
certain ex-convicts who gave their tes-
timony In Thatcher's Investigation OF
the penitentiaries As soon as Thatch.
or read Senator Tsylor's report he
weE; on the warpath. and Senator
Taylor gave out q statement correct.
ing that part Of the report.
Senate Passes Bond Issue B.li.
With but little opposition the bll
OF Senator u. VI. Arnett. Of Mich.
olasviile. providing for bond
issue of 100000. passed the sen.
ate. The problem that must be solved
now BY the senators fathering the bill
In 20 pass I, through the house. Gov.
Wilson IL In the saddle. whip In hand.
and the report curren, Il that the op-
position 20 the bill In the house will
be feeble. In fact. IL II current talk
that q deal has been made with the
governor by the supporters % the
measures providing for the school ap-
preparations and the prison commits
sion 10 sign their bills. and they In
turn will pass the bond issue.
The senate adopted n concurrent
resolution appropriating TO each mem.
her OF the two houses copies OF the
Kentucky statutes and code Of prac-
tice for the length OF their terms. AZ
So per. or an expense Of s2.3ts
The following bills passed the
house: BY George Reid. providing
for punishment OF fruit tree vendors
for Misrepresentation OF their goods.
by 8. NJ. Russell. providing for pay
ment Of road work expenses by county
treasurer. by J. =. Steers. 10 pre-
vent double taxation In cases where
notes are held as part payments for
property. placing the responsibility
for these Jointly on the holder OF the
notes and the holder OF the property.
ny o. d. Kelsey, providing for the
placing OF women on the same basis
as men IN the distribution OF prop
erty under laws OF dissent by s. NJ.
Russell. 10 provide for fire drills and
Instructions as TO dangers and pre-
vention Of fire In the schools. and pro
yiding penalties for violation thereof.
Br. Mr.. Niles. providing for the eight
hour-a-day labor law.
Gov. Wilson issued a proclamation
fixing Friday, April s, as Arbor day.
Bids for Text Books.
The senate passed Representative
Carriers bill providing that county
school boards may receive and decide
on bids for school text books without
majority OF the other counties for
or against H. as the present law pro
vides. and II gives all the cities and
towns the right to adopt books differ
ent from the county II they wish As
the bill has passed the house. II will
become law In 1914 II the governor
signs the bill.
The bill OF Representative McVean,
Of Coyington. providing for a district
detective in counties having cities OF
the second class. passed the house.
Police Under Civil Service.
The bin providing for an assistant
commonwealth attorney IN counties
having cities OF the second class pass
ed the senate. and the bin OF Repre-.
sentative Klalr placing the police
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