The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1910-03-24

ernor, automatically, or being passed
over his veto.
Only two measures were passed
over the governors veto, however.
One OF these was the bill introduced
by John w. Holland, of Shelby coun-
ty, and aimed at the location OF the
proposed Lincoln Institute in Shelby
vile. The other was the bill intro
duced by w. II. Klair, of Lexington,
providing for the recording of names
OF persons pooling tobacco or other
farm products.
Become Laws Automatically.
Two bills have become laws auto
matically, they having remained in
the hands OF the governor ten days
without his signature having been at
tached. Both these bills were intro
duced by Conn Linn, Of Galloway coun-
~. One increases the salaries OF cir
cult judges 81 200 year, and the 9TH
er appropriates $4,000 annually for
use by the state board OF health.
Seven more house bills passed the
house ana senate than did senate bills.
OF the thirteen bills that are now law
seven originated I'm the house. u.
Other Bills Signed by Governor.
Among other bills that have been
signed by abe Governor are the follow
ing;
what Is known as the indeterminate sen
toncc FOR convicted persons. Iinard Car
tcr's bill. providing for the printing OF
~. Thomas bill providing Tor the con-
version OF tho FRANKFORT penitentiary
Into a refornatory; Harry Schobcrths
hill appropTtating $1,000 TO the Home for
making warehouse receipts negotiable
and transferable. l.. W. Arnetts bill,
making October Il Columbus. day, le-
digest Of tho bus that WIRE passed.
those THAI have become law. and those
yet 20 be acted upon by the Governor, Is
II. u. 5,-The Kiair bill. providing for
ne rccordlng % the names Of tobacco
$. II. 77yrhe Thomas indcterminatc
ntcnce bill. Approved by Governor
IA. u. 3T-Thc Holland bill 90 prevent
location 81 lincoln Memorial Institute in
Shelby county. Passed over Goyernors
veto
$ n. Tho linn bin. app-oprlatiag
80 un TO enlarge the scope Of the state
BOARD OF Health. Became law without
tho Governors signature.
H. ~. iN-The Robert son bill. providing
for the collection 81 delinquent taxes IN
Louisville, Approved hg Governor
". n 3-The Carter bin. providing for
The publication OF the opinion OF the
Court OF Appeals. Approved by the Gov
5 u 1.-THE Taylor bin. increasing sad
arhes - prison commissioners. Time
Prison Reform Bills.
r. r. D-The Thomas state Rcforma-
tory bin. Approved by Governor
g n. 1S-The Thomas parole extension
bill. Time limit March Is
~ - I0-Thc f.ttrcil Confederate pen
fion bill Time limit March 10
". r. 35f-Thc Schobsrth bill. appro-
rriasinE 5000 for tho Home for Incur
ables In Louisville Approved by Gov
u. u. ao-The Newell bill. reciasslfying
citios and towns Time limit March -
II. u. 66-T'he Steers bill, making ware-
house rcccipts NEGOTIABLE and transfer
able Approved by Governor
II II. te9-Hill 10 authorize issuance OF
tntorest-l--aTing warrants 20 pay out
Standing claims against the State. Time
q u. 2i-The linn bin. limiting the ap-
polntmont Of special circuit judges TO
regular circuit Judges ON vacation and
fixing slH0 annually ~ additional salary
for circuit judges, Became law with
out the Governors signature.
s. r. 90-The Hubble bill. making II op-
tionnl with men over 90 years OF age as
20 whether they will serve ON Juries.
s. u. 2J7-The Combs bill. increasing the
penalty for The mistreaiment OF animals
Time limit, March y.
8. - cS-The Chlpfnan hill. permitting
Insurance companies TO invest In stock Of
other Insurance companies. Time limit
March "a
g II. s-Tho T. w. Arnett bill. dcsig-
Mating Octobor ~ ~ each year as a legal
holiday 20 be known as Columbus day
Approved by Governor.
81 H. 23l-The Combs bill, 20 allow the
assistant clerks Of the House and Senate
pay for services after session. Time
VI. II. H7-The Hines hill. providing for
separate apartments for white and cob
orci persons IN houses OF reform. Time
Vt. u. iss-The Hines hill. TO require
dental hygiene 10 be taught in the pub
lie schools. 1'ime limit. March 70
II. Il. lgl-The lIerrington bill. appro-
priating $4,000 each for two years 20
State University and the Eastern ana
Western Normal schools. Time limit.
II. Il. i35-The C1aypool bill. Iegaiizlng
limit. March 26
H. Il lOs-The Meyers bill relating 20
having cties Of tho second and thiru
s.lass Time limit March Il.
II. p. is-The Klair PHI; providing for
In counties With a population OF 5000 or
over. Time limit, March 25.
II. b. i9i-irhe Meyers bill. creating the
Thirty-fourth judicial district. composed
of Knox and Whitley counties. Time
limit. March e.
". IL. lbf-The Shanks Dill, authorizing
railroads 10 carry on a ferry business.
Time Limit March q.
II. II. 253-The Holland bill. legallzing
the pooling OF crops before being planted.
Time limu. March Is.
IT. Il. 1O6-The Price hill providing for
the registration OF plumbers and the In
Fpection and drainage IN cities Of the
first and second class. Time limit. March
q
II. y. 2s-The Newell bill. relating to
the furnishing OF water 90 adjacent towns
by the Newport waterworks. Time Limit.
March 3.
II u. l0S-The Moss bill. defining the
crime OF abortion and prescribing "A pen
atty Time limit. March Is.
Commission Form Bill.
IT, r. 477-The Klalr bill relating TO the
government OF cities OF the second class.
Time limit. March 3.
". Il. 190--An act providing for addi-
fional compensation for Jurors In Circuit
Courts. Time limit. March &
II. b. 39l--The Russell bin providing
for the payment OF road-work expenses
by tho county treasurer. Time limit,
IT, b. Si-The Cosgrove bill. providing
pensions for INDECENT and disabled pub
lie school teachTs in Louisville. Time
limit. March 25.
VI. II. 3S--The Hunter bill. placing mis-
demeanor cases on the same footing with
felony cases I'm order that persons
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