The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-02-04
BILLS in THE SENATE.

The following bills were introduced
and read the first time:
s. B. No. 507-By Potter: An act re-
lating to primary elections, supple
mental to the provisions of chapter "a
of the laws of 1908, and amendments
thereto, and providing for the election
of delegates to national presidential
conventions and nomination of presi
Dental electors at such primary cleo
ton, comforting upon the electors of
the state the right to vote a first and
second choice for president of the
United States, and fixing the time of
the general primary election in years
in which a president and vice presi-
dent are to be elected.
S. B. No. 515-By Stillings (by re-
quest): An act in relation to taxation
in certain counties.
S. B. No. .516-By Stillings: An act
relating to the taxation in counties
having certain population.
S. B. No. 517-By Stillings: An act
authorizing and empowering the board
of trustees of the Kansas Orphan aSy-
| lum, located at Leavenworth, Kan, to
dispose of all of its real estate and per-
sonal property, together with any
equitable, interest the state of Kansas
may have therein, by sale or otherwise,
to the city of Leavenworth, its success
sOrs and assigns.
S. B. No. 51S-By Potter: An act
making appropriations to pay certain
claims against the state of Kansas re-
sulting from vaccinating swine with
! horse serum.
s. B. No 519-By Stannard An
act in relation to corporations which
are insolvent or which pervert or abuse
their corporate privileges
| S. B. No. 520-By Stannard: An act
| limiting the bonded Indebtedness of
cities of the second class.
s. B. No. 521-By Stannard: An
act limiting the bonded indebtedness
of cities of the second class.
S. B. No. 522-By Milton: An act
quent taxes and amending section 5
of chapter 392 of the session laws of
1901, the same being paragraph 1925
of the general statutes of 1909.
S. B. No. 523-By Milton: An act
relating to taxation and amending sec
ltions 35 and So of chapter 408 of the
sessions laws of 1907, the same being
paragraphs 1907 and 930S of the gen
eral statutes of 1909
S. B. No. 524-By Avery: An act to
amend sections S134, S135, 1886, 8137,
S13S. S1Ss. $40. S142. STAB, S144,
S156 of the general statutes of 1909
and repeating said original sections.
S. B. No. 525-By Travis: An act to
authorize the judges of the district
court in counties having a population
of $4,000 or over to designate an Off
cial paper and to authorize the pub
LEGATION of legal notices, advertise
ments and publications therein.
S. B. No. 526-By Travis: An act
to amend section 740, chapter los and
being section 1854 general statutes OF
1909, relating to the transfer of pris-
oners from the state penitentiary to
the reformatory, and section TAB, chap
ter 10S, and being section 5637, gen.
eral statutes of 1909, relative to the
u transfer of such prisoners.
S B. No 527-By Avery. An act
authorizing any city of the second OF
third class to issue bonds to fund It'll
existing floating Indebtedness.
S. B. No. 52S-By Hunter (by re-
uuest) An act relating to railroads
supplemental to chapter SO of the gen
eral statutes of Kansas of 1909.
| s. B. No. 529-By Hunter: An &C
to amend section SO, being genera
section 1927 of the general statutes O
Kansas for 1909. and repeating sait
section so, and restricting all acts ant
parts of acts in conflict herewith.
S. B. 530-By Carey: An act max
j.. ing appropriations for the Hutchinson
Refuge home.
s. B. No. 531-By Overfie1d: An &C
Irelating to the court of Coffeyville ant
amending section &c of chapter 126 o
the session laws of Kansas and re
; pealing said original section AM
: Amending section of chapter I'll o
the session laws of Kansas OF 1903 ant
j. repealing said original section an
. amending section 1 of chapter $50 o
the session laws of Kansas of 1907 an
i~eDao1ipO lid original section.