Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-02


may be sold If It is so labeled.
IT, b. No. SAL; Originated by Com.
i'ttee on Rules--To amend Section
6S4 Of Subdivision Of Article 4,
Chapter 30 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. II. 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 III e. M. Taylor. Fulton
county-Increase salary of prison
commissioners to $4,000 and chairman
to $1,000
s. b. No So; j. r. Catlett, Caldwell
couaty--Authorizing pay for jurors
wh) are summoned bIt do not serve
S. B. No. 19S-Clnn Linn, GALLOWAY
coJnty-Apr ropriating $4,000 add.
tional 20 enc c1urage establishment of
private sanitarium for treatment Of
tubefc lOsis
s. b. No 1897 B. NJ. Arlett, 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. f. Hogg, Owsley
co n.y-To regulate the sale Of farm
see Is an prohibiting their adutera-
| tion.
S. b. No. PCS; c. w. Nagel. New
rort-To amend section S5S, Ken
tucky Statutes, relative to furnishing
bco to circuit and county clerks, so
| that the clerks may buy their records
from any frm they please.
S. b. No. 500; J. G. Graham, Gray
son coulty-To define what is known
as sweating of prisoners and pro-
hibiting the introduction of evidence
| so obtained
II. p. No 81; p. J. Cosgrove, Louis.
wlle-Creat ng pension fund for
disab ed IA lie school teachers in
government, cities Of the first-class.
II. b. No So; Hugh Mahin, Jessa-
mine county-To provide for addition
al compensation of jurors.
II. b. No. 30; ID. G. McVean, Gov
ington-Creating the Office of district
detective to commemorative attor.
neys in counties containing cities OF
the second-class.
| II. B. NO. l05; w. A. Price. Coving-
ton-To secure the registration OF
plumbers and inspectors of plumbing
and drainage In first and second-class
cities.
II. B. No. 139; S. d. Hines, Warren
county-Providing for teaching den
! tai hygiene In public schools.
II. B. No. 1853; H. A. Schoberth
Woodford county Appropriating
S3S. 900 for State Fair buildings al
Louisville.
H. B. No. 10; J. T. Buford, Frank
lin county-Ahowing commissioner
for state fiscal court at Frankfort
II B. No. 1874; L. B. Harrington
Madison county-hn act appropriat
ing $780, to State University, $22,
500 to Western Kentucky Norma
School and s22,5OO to the Eastern
Normal school
II. B. No. ESQ; L. c. Littrell, over
county-Act providing for a pension
for Confederate soldiers and widow!
of Confederate soldiers.
n. b. No. 257; S. NJ. Russell, TodC
county-Act to appropriate $4,000 tr
assist in erecting monument at birth
place of Jefferson Davis
II. b. No. 297; J. r. Zimmerman
Bullitt county-To prevent placin:
tie names OF candidates put on bal
lot by petition under any party de
vice.
H. B. No. ssl; F. 4. Graves, Nc
Cracken county-Providing that pro
ceedfngs instituted by the common
wealth or any county, city or taxint
district shall be begun within hv,
years after such rights first accrued
II. B. No. 3S1; F. l.. Graves Mo
Crackeu county-To protect pur
chaser of land where same has beel
previously sold for delinquent taxes
H. b. No. 431 S. B. Johnson, PERI
county-Bill for the benefit of pei
sons whose lands have been sold TO
taxes and authorizing release on rec
ords OF state auditor.
H. b. No. 435; r. H. Atkin, Cald
we'll county-To prevent walters an
servants accepting tips in hotels an
restaurants.
H. b. No 436; NJ. F. Pogue, Crit
tenden couAty-Providing for the ber
eft of infant children Of the Hon. MC
ID. Ferguson, deceased.
H. b. No. 459; w. G. Keen, Cum
berland county-To create the Office O
assistant commemorative attorne
in districts embracing not less tha
six counties.
II. B. No. 521; w. F. Klair. Lexing
ton-To amend section 1910. Ker
lucky statutes, relative to the juriS