The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1910-04-06
BILLS ENACTED
by LEGISLATURE
complete List Of Measures
Passed by Kentucky SOlOnS.
THOSE VETOED ALSO GIVEN

bIy-Some Few, With Emergency
Clause Attached, Become Effective
At Once.
Frankfort, Ky.-(Special.) THE fol-
Flowing is complete list Of all the
: bills that were enacted by the recent
LEG stature and approved by the gov
emo or allowed to become laws with
.1ui mis- signature. A list of the bills
vEstoed by the governor is also given.
emergency clause attached to them
and become effective at once, but the
large majority of them do not be-
come the law till 80 days after the
adjournment OF the legislature, which
Vwili be juno Is, this year.
The governor vetoed 29 bills, but
eEwo of them were passed over his
veto, these two being House Bills 81
and BAT. 1t is believed this is the
largest number of bills ever vetoed
Tor any one session in the history OF
the state.
Senate Bills.
s. B. No. 2; II. d. Newcomb, JEFF
;5erson county-Enabling Louisville to
construct a public hospital.
S. B. No. 5; G. T. Wyatt, Logan
county-Providing for the condemna-
'rion OF property for municipal pur-
lNpses In cities-ct The fourth class.
s. B. No 9; L. w. Arnett, Kenton
.eounty-To make Oct ~, this year,
and oct. - OF each succeeding year,
Il legal holiday to be known rs Co
,1nmbus Day"
). B. No. 10; J. T. Pritchard, Boyd
-pounty-To change the time of hold
ing court in the Thirty-second Judi
aCiai district.
S. B. No. IS; H. d. Newcomb, JEFF
~ferson county-Act to repeal Section
I72J, Kentucky Statutes, so that the
Jefferson circu, clerk will be on
same footing as other circuit clerks
as 10 fees in criminal cases.
8. B. No. "a; Conn Linn, Galloway
s..ounty-Provhing that when the reg
Idlar circuit judge can not preside the
governor shall appoint as a substitute
a Judge of another district. whose
court Is not in session, and adding
81 200 a year to the salary of the reg
ular judges for the extra services.
5 b. No. %; Conn Linn, Galloway
.-Sounty-APnropriating 100000 annu-
ally for use of the state board of
'healtb for preventing the spread of
disease.
) b. No. %; j. A. Donaldson, Car
TON couuty-To establish a bureau of
wJral statistics and to provide for the
.reglE rration Of all births and deaths.
;. B. No, %; E. NJ. Taylor Fulton
-,oounty-Changing the time of hold
5TEp circuit courts in the counties OF
Ghe First Judicial district.
). B. No. 81; Mark Ryan, Louis
vilie-Authorizing Jefferson county
90 supplement the salaries of her cir
emit judges.
= 3 No. 40; II. d. Newcomb, Lou
isville--To reduce the amount of
bond required by sherifs by the fis-
cal court.
s. 3. No. Al; II. ID. Newcomb. JEFF
'9erson county-To provide electrocu-
t.on as the means of inflicting the
1esjh penalty, and providing hat all
alectrUcutiuns shall take place in the
pcnitcntiary at Frankfort.
> f. No. As; Conn Linn, Galloway
county TO amend section IS, chap.
Ger @2i, Ken. Stat, relating to courts
of justice.
s. 3. No. 50; b. VI. Arnett, Jcssa-
mine county-Providing that all ac-
tions for libel against newspapers
shall be brought in the county where
piaInt.n resides or where newspaper
pubnshed or where act was done
> b. No. SO; j. J. Watkins, Union
,ounty-Changing the form Of ballot
q. voting on question of allowing live
}Hsck 10 run at large on uninclosed
t.zuds.
5. b. No. So; Thos. a. Combs, Fay
Hlre county-Appropriating $500 to
S1.ip pay for statute of Gen. John H..
iI1rgan at Lexington.
3 B. No. 81; y. b. Chapman, Pen
.Aeton county-Proyiding for county
;nspectors Of apiaIies and to protect
sSces from foul brood and other dis
rs3ses.
q. b. No. IS; n. b. Chapman, PEN
.Deton couuty-Permitting Kentucky
Insurance companies to invest in the
,s1ocks of other insurance companies.
5. b. No. 70; ]. A. Donaldson, Car
coil County-Providing that before
sIzo-operative assessment life and cas-
malty insurance companies can begin
business they must show that 500 per-
ssons have applied for insurance and
zhave applied for 100000 in policies.
8 -. No. n; c. NJ. Thomas, Bour-
'Doz county-Provides for what is
Known as indeterminate sentences
for convicted persons, the circuit
fudge to fix length of sentence, the
Jury TO decide guilty or not guilty.
s. B. No. rs; C. M. Thomas, Bour-
hon county-Repealing the present
parole law and enacting more lib
esral law in its stead.
s. B. No. n; C. NJ. Thomas Bour'