The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1910-04-07
MISUNDERSTANDING WARRANTS
Measure Providing for Them Becomes
Law without Governors
Signature.


as passed by the last general assem-
bly,, became a law. II ~
Gov. Wilson was urged 20 sign the
bill by Treasurer Farley. ana urged
to disapprove Il by Auditor James.
Farley insists that II will be
means of satisfying the creditors OF
the state. and save credit for the
state which has been injured and the
state refused credit within the last
week.
Under the provisions OF the bill
amounts owed the state over $4,000
will bear per cent interest per an
mum; over $500 5 per cent per annum,
and under $500 per cent per annum.
The biggest surprise OF the week was
the announcement by Mckenzie Todd.
Gov. Wilson's private secretary. that
the resolution providing for the ap-
pointment OF the Good Roads Com
mission. which was passed by the sen
ate after so much hard work on the
last night Of the session was not en-
rolled, and that the commission can
not become effective. The appoint
ments were among the most desirable
that could be handed out by the pre-
siding officers,of the two houses. be-
cause these places practically insured
the reelection Of these members, as
they would have been sent back to
complete the work that they had start
ed There will be no Good Roads Com
mission.
The purpose OF House Bill SOL. ap-
proved by Gov Wilson, is to force
the eradication of scabbies and other
diseases of sheep and live stock.
The. bills approved follow:
Senate BIZ No. 1s3-solomon Hopkins
county to provide lfe-saving apparatus
for the Inspector OF Mines and his assist
senate Bin No. seo-IInn. Galloway:
providing for a court house and jail IN
House Bn No. 44-P. w. Berkshire. Da-
viess county: providing for the changing
of time Of holding court In Davies coun-
House Bill No. 122-Chlnn. Mercer coun-
~: appr0prlafing $1,000 for the Colorcd
State Normal School al Frankfort.
Hsuse BIZ No. iO5-Myers. Kcnton coun-
~: to provide the manner OF holding cir
l.
House BIZ No. rso4coIson. Pulaski
county; requiring certain qualifications
House Bin No. S7s-PirtIe. Hardin coun.
~; TO provide for the appointment %
trustees for county acadernes and semi
naries.
Other bills signed by the governor
were:
"a lisf .. -in rH sa ~. g
Senate Bill No S. by Mr.. wyatt-Pro-
Wiling for condemnation Of property for
municipal purposes In cities Of the fourth
y Senate Bin No. 1912. by Mr.. Eaton-To
Regulate the improvements In second
class cities By providing for improvement
Z Senate Bin No. go. by Mr.. Donaldson
To amend Section 1904. Kentucky statutes.
50 as 20 allow towns to lease wharf priv
Senate Bin No. 27s. by Mr. TaylOr--To
amend Sections 1NS and NC. Kentucky
statutes. by providing for, fiRing tho rails
roads for failure to comply with that
House BIZ No. IS. by Mr.. Lewis-ro
regulate the time Of holding circuit courts
In the Twentieth Judicisi District.
House Bill No. IS. by Mr.. Hunter
Placing misdemeanor cases on same foot
Ing with felony cases in order that per-
sons charged with minor ofenses can be
tried at the same court In which indict-
House BIZ, No. los. by Mr. Moss-To de-
fine the crime OF abortion and prescribe
a penalty for IT,
House Bin No. i2t. by Mr. Brown-Pro-
vldlng for the election OF town marshals
m cities OF the sixth class.
House Bill No IFS. by Mr.. Hines-Ar-
ranging the time Of holding courts in the
Eighih Judicial District.
House Bill No 3Oi, by Mr.. Coleman-To
establish Interstate quarantine relative TO
animals. and providing for cooperation
OF state and federal officials to eradicate
disease
House Bill No ssi. by Mr.. Gartin-To
increase the fees OF county tailers BY
amending Section 100. Kentucky stat
House Bill No $50. by Mr.. Carter-To
change the time % holding court In the
Twelfth judicial District.
House Bill No. 39l. by Mr.. Russell-Pro-
siding for payment OF road work expenses
by county treasurer.
House Bill No. 397 originated by Com
mitfee on Judiciary-To amend and re-
enact Section 2i6s. Kentucky statutes. en-
ttled mechanics aud material men"
He disapprOved Of House Bin No. l05,
by Mr.. Price. TO secure the registration OF
plumbers and inspectors OF plumbing and
drainage. ~ ~rF
In the bill providing for the appro-
priation of money for the Colored Nor.
NAL Institute. OF this city, Gov. VIII
son vetoed Sections and s, which
provided 1000 for new sidewalks and
1920 for the presidents home. While
the governor said that he felt certain
that these were needed. yet at the same
time he thought the school could dc
without them for while. In the ap-
preparation is an annual $1,000 appro
priation for the Colored Normal
school BY signing this bill those in
terested in the bill for the State uni
versity, at Lexington; the Western
Normal school, at Bowling Green. and
the Eastern Normal school, at Rich
mond, feel certain that Gov Wilson
will now approve OF their measure.
Louisville, Ky.-ln the arrest Of
John Riley oolored, the police believe
h.