Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1910-04-02
April q, 1910.


taxation in counties containing a city
of the first class and fixing compen.
satlOn to be allowed assessors and
: their deputies.
II. b. No. 1893; l.. B. Harrington.
Madison county-An act providing
FOR the amendment of Section 500 of
the Kentucky Statutes relating to the
recording Of contracts concerning
land, providing that contracts or op.
tions for the sale of land shall be re-
corded in the county in which the
lands are situated
II. d. No. 209; ]. w. Berkshire,
Boone county-Act making Il unlaw.
ful 10 take rabbits in snares on the
land Of another person without writ.
ten consent of the land owner
II. B. No. 210; j. w. Berkshire.
Boone Specifying amount of
property of a person with a family
exempt from garnishment.
II. b. No. 2j3; j. w. Holland. Shell
by county-An act to further regu-
late the rooling of farm products,
making 1t lawful for any number Of
persons to combine to pool crops.
II. b. No 25S; S. NJ. Russell, Todd
county-Act to repeal act regulating
practice of barbering. known as the
barber inspector law"
II. b. No 260; w. r. Whitlow,
Warren county 90 Act relating to
weights, measures and balances and
providing for appointment of inspec-
tor of weights and measures for
counties.
II. b. No. 3Ol; z. T. Coleman, Car
roll county-To establish interstate
quarantine relative to animals and
providing for cooperation of state
and federal officials to eradicate dis
ease.
II. b. No. 800; NJ. T Pogue, Crit
tenden county-To repeal the charter
OF the Dyesburg public school.
II. b. No. 303; L. Berry, Owens
boro-To limit the power of cities of
third class relative to conveying or
mortgaging waterworks or lighting
systems.
II. B. No. 325; S. l.. Robertson,
empowering city of Louisville to col.
lect back taxes to relieve the tinan.
cial condition of Louisville.
II. b. No. 33l: II. T. Gartin, Marion
county-To increase the fees of coun-
ty jailers by allowing them 10 cents
a day for boarding prisoners instead
OF 80 cents.
II. B. No. 342: J. F. Richardson,
Muhlenburg county - Appropriatins
$13,5O0 for water supply at Confeder-
ate home.
II. B. No. 347; ]. w. Holland. Shell
by county-To regulate the establish
ment of industrial schools. Intended
prevent location of negro school
In Shelby county. Vetoed by COVER
nor but passed over his veto.
II. p. No. 354; II. A. Schoberth,
Woodford county Appropriating
$4,000 a year for Kings Daughters
Home for Incurables.
II. B. No. $50; Lillard Carter, An
derson cobnty-To change time OF
holding circuit court In the Twelfth
Judicial district.
n. B. No. 373; ], c. Pirtle, Hardin
county-To provide for the appoint
ment OF trustees for count aclde'
mics and seminaries.
II. b. No. 39l; S. NJ. Rr.--N. Tc +.
county-Proyiding for 'y~1rt o.
road work expenses by ccu"ty tres
uror.
II. b. No. 397; Originated ty c.
mittee on Judiciary-To amend and
re-enact Section 2463. Kentucky Stat
utes, entitled, Mechanics and Mater
ial Men" by providing that notice
must be given OF intention to assert
lien.
II. B. No. $685. S. l.. Robertson,
Louisville-To regulate construction
of tenement and fiat houses in cities
OF first class.
II. B. No. 401; s. G. Clay, Bourbon
county-To establish a plant for the
preparation of hog cholera serum
and the distribution of same TO the
farmers.
II. b. No. 416; r. L. Harris, Louis
ville-To amend section OF statutes
relative to the regulation of child la
Dor law and compelling issuance OF
certificates by school superintendent
II. B. No. 423; d. G. McVean, Gov
ington-Providing for purchase OF
turnpikes by fiscal courts without
special elections. providing such pur
chase does not exceed $4,000 in any
one year
II. B. No. 469; Originated by Rules
Communicable authorize issuance OF
interestbearing warrants to pay
claims against Lne state.
II. B. NO. Az; w. F. Klair, Lexing
ton-To amend Article 8. CHAPTER SO
Kentucky Statutes, relative to gov
ernment of cities of second class by
~HSuthorizing vote OF people on
adopting a government by commits
siol.
II. B. No. 4S4; b. Il. Niles, Hender