Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-02-01
BRANCH NORMAL COMMITTEE COM|NG| BRANCH NORMAL .. .... ........ McAllister Among Those Named to Visit College
 By Milwee. JUDGE KERWIN TOO Latter Will Go To Monticell0-Many
 Bills in the Senate and
 House Yesterday.
JUDGE KERWIN TOO

Little> Rock, Jan. 31.-The Tuesday of those left footed affairs which started we'll but are interrupted all the way through with little affairs of honor until little is accomplished. Nearly eveDything brought up was met with some opposition and amend ments were as numerous as porus plasters, in pneumonia time.
 The House started the afternoon session with S. B. 125, an act relative to waterworks system for Mont1- cello, which was amended so as to ba more specific and referred to con- mittee. Slight amendments to the bill relative to the appointment of clerks and judges iby city central committees were made and it passed. S. B. 49, for the payment of $3,000 expended by Fred H. Phillips, Com- missioner of Mines, Manufactures and Agriculture in the fertilizer in- spection and to carry the work on until April, was considered in the committee of the whole with Mir. Floyd of Howard, in the chair and every section adopted but not with out strenuous debate. Bradham and Scott fought for the bill and Glover, Boggs and others led the fight against it's passage without many amend
 ments. Both wanted an itemized accounting of the expenditures. Ali sorts of amendments came forward but were voted down, though one which would strike out the emergency clause 'for the public peace, health and safety without few votes.
 Grant, of Jackson, offered an tion pass before the Governor, Attor- ney General and Superintendent of Public Instruction before it could be allowed. but this too was voted down. s. B. 132, Logan, was refer red to the judiciary committee It is an act to prevent tax lodging and appointing committees to look up tax dodgers in the various counties. s. B. 130, Covington. to force night trains on the Iron Mountain to stop at Cabin Creek was read twice. & B.. No. g, Holland, relative to the organization of state boards, was al- so read twice. Speaker Milwee then announced the following special com mittees:
 To visit tie University Of Arkan- sas-Davis, If Columbia; Bradham, of Bradley. Reagan of Johnson, McFer- rin Of Newton, and Jones of Pulaski. To visit the State Tuberculosis Sani- ar.nrl-Whittingt and Hardage of Clark, Buerkle of Arkansas, Sims. of Miller; Baker, of Independence; Stokes, O. Hempstead; Buckner, of Chicot: Thweat of Prairie; Clarke. of White, and Calvert of Sebastian. To visit the State Normal-Bournes of Sevier; Martin, of Clehurne, Partain. Of Franklin, and McGehee, of Pulas- Xxi. To visit the Branch Normal at Pine iRlua-Hurst, of Washington: Newton of Lonoke; McAllister, of Jefferson. and Kersh of Lincoln. To visit the Agricultural College-No. at ,1oneSboro. Campbell, O. Clay; Holt of Sharp; Lackye, of Izard, and Thompson, of Greene. No. ? at Rus sellville-Jones. of Washington: Mansfield, of Franklin; Pipkin. of Polk. aud Hctchett, Van Buren. No. 3 at Magnolia-Warncck, of Howard No. f at Monticello-Barker,o of Drew kerwin of Jefferson; Schimshire. Of Dallas and Moore of Desha. Some of the committees will leave at 7or1ce on their tour of inspection.
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