The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-27
BILLS IN THE SENATE.


The following bills were introduced
and read the first time:
S1B. No. 368-By Brady: An act
making appropriation for, protectloh
of horticultural and agricultural inter
ests under charge of the state en-
geological commission.
S. b. No. 369-By Potter: in rela-
tion to section 1 chapter lS4 OF tue
session laws of 1909 relating to print
ing of election ballots.
S. B. No. 37O-By Hunter; An act
to provide for the attendance or ceun-
" and municipal health officers at the
school to be established at the UNI
versity of Kansas.
s. B. No. 371-By Hunter: An act
to provide for the proper reinunerA-
tion OF county health o1ncers. oc+
S. B. No. 372-By Hunter: An ACT
authorizing the Kansas State Agrlcul-
tural college to investigate the metn-
DDS used by farmers in growing asrI-
cultural seeds and making an appFo-
priation therefor.
to define rights of owners or proprle-
tors of land in respect to surface
waters.
S. b. No. 374-By Hunter An act
to amend the code of civil procedure
in regard to appointment OF guardians
for suits. providing compensation ah9
repeaIing section 1925 of the general
statutes of 1909.
s. b. No. 375-By Stillings: An act
appropriating $3,66S.1S to w. W. MAJ
fin as a. payment of commission earn
ed by him while serving as state agehe
of the state of Kansas at washington
IN securing the allowance and pay
Tnent of the claims of Kansas against
the government of the United StateS
for raising, arming and equlpPlns
troops for the Spanish American war:
b. No. 376-By Staveiy: An act
making appropriation to Irwin y.
Davis, private Co. B, First regiment
s B. No. s77-By Committee on
Assessment and Taxation: An act
concerning assessment and taxatlon
to provide for the assessment OF real
estate in the state of kansas anu ~
repeal section SO, chapter 20, genera
statutes Of 1868; and sections ~, ~,
as. 40. so. 81, So, SO, "a, So. SO. o.
and So of chapter "a, laws OF 1915;
section 1. chapter So, laws or 1880 al
of chapter 247. laws of 1903, sectlon z,
chapter PSI, laws OF 1913 cnap ne
244, laws of 1897, and chapter QUO
1906.
S. B. No. 37S-By Committee on AS
sessment and Taxation: An ACT con
corning assessment and taxation; 70
amend section of chapter 25l laws OIL
1909. and section IA, chapter "a, laws
of 1876: and to repeal the Original
sections so amended
S. B. No. 379-By Stewart: An act
providing for the prevention OF smoke
from the state heating and lighting
plant.
providing to remove instructions from
the channels of all creeks and rivers
s. b. No. S81-By Bender: An act
relating to boards of education and
schools in cities of the first and second
1866, 1863, 1901, 1904 and 1907 OF the
enueraI statutes of 1903.
s B. No. 3S2-By Bender: An act
relating to boards of education and
school in cities of the first and second
class and repeating certain acts and
parts of acts in conflict with the pro-
visions hereof.
S. B. No. 3S3-By Brewster: An act
providing for experiments and DEM
onstrations in the development ana
proper utilization of the horticultural
resources of the state, and making ap-
propriations therefor.
s B. No. 3S4-By Brewster: An act
amending section 8, of chapter IS, of
the session laws of Kansas, 1903.
s. B. No. 3S5-By Carey: An act
concerning auctioneers.
S. B. No. 3s6-By Carey: An act
to amend section 2, chapter 129, laws
of 1909. entitled sections / and of
chapter 1877. laws of 1907. entitled,
IAN act concerning drainage
s. B. No. 3S7-By Harris: An act
relating to deeds, mortgages. releases
and other instruments of writing now
recorded in the books of the office of
the register of deeds of the several
counties in the state of Kansas.
S. B. No. 3S8-By Caldwell: An act
for the relief of Lydia A. Hall and
making an appropriation to her on
account of the death of her husband.
James E. Hall, while employed at
construction work at the Kansas uni
versity on the buildings.
S. B. No. 3S9-By Travis: An act
making insurance agents, brokers or
other persons placing fire lightning or
tornado insurance in this state in uu-
authorized companies, associations or
Lloyds liable to the assured for the