The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-20
In the House.

In the House.
 By Toler. to abolish special legis- lation where general acts will serve. By Kerwin, to recognize October 12 as a legal holiday.
 By Barker, in relation to the equip ment of the Drew County Agricultur- al College
 By Barrow, 10 have the railroads place warning lights at crossings.
 By Warnock, to establish a bank guaranty fund
 By Glover, to place certain officials of Hot Spring county on salary.
 By Grant, to regulate street car fares in cities over 10000 population.
 By Holt, to change time of holding the general election.
 By Rice, to prohibit county judges from accepting fees.
 By Kersh, 10 submit the question of statewide prohibition to the people.
 By Martin of Faulkner, to author, ize quorum courts to appropriate money to carry on farm demonstra- tion work.
 By Moore, to authorize the county judge of Desha county to appoint the directors for the common schools of the county.
 By Mum, to provide for a deposi- tory for tine state, county and school funds of Nevada county.
 By Mccall. to promote farm demon stration work
 By McFerrin, 10 change the time of holding general elections.
 By Davis of Columbia, to regulate the sale of fertilizer.
 By Kerwin, 10 appropriate money to pay the balance Of the salaries of circuit judges.
 By Glover, to provide for working the roads of Hot Spring county by contract.
 By Clarke of Lonoke, to set apart the old capitol as a state museum.
 By Jones of Washington, to amend section 5ISO of Kirby's Digest relat- ing to the marriage laws.
 By Owens, to amend section 4G65 Of Kirbys Digest relating to appeals from justice courts.
 By Calvert, requiring coal mine op, orators to employ shot-firers.
 By Barker, to change the county line between Drew and Bradley coun- ties.
 By Kirsh, to regulate granting Of pardons and to provide for a board of recommendations for pardons.
 By Self and Faulkner, providing for a depository for the county funds of Craighead and Cross counties
 By Lackey, providing for the pay ment of witnesses in criminal cases under certain conditions.
 By McFerrin, 10 amend section 7O34 of Kirby's Digest affecting liens for taxes.
 By Clark of White, requiring rail roads to run one passenger train each way daily.
 By Newton, placing salary of prose cutting attorneys at 5000 only.
 By DuVall, requiring that fee for marriage license be paid in the coun- ty in which the bride lives
 By Parker, to separate funds for white schools from the funds for ne. gro schools and to conduct the schools of each from the taxes paid by each.
 By Rice, Glover and Toler, to form a special school district of the Trask- wood district in Saline county.
 Joint resolution by Toler, to amend the constitution of the state allowing an excess school tax of mills on all who have property valued at over S5,00O.
 Joint resolution by Hardage, an amendment to constitution affecting voting, giving franchise only to those who are able to read and interpret a given clause of the constitution of the state. The act, however, will not affect those who were legally entitled to vote prior to 1866, nor their lineal descendants. This measure is sim, liar to the one in effect in Oklahoma, where it is known as the grand father clause"
 By Bradham, for better protection of game in Bradley county.
 By Yadon, to amend section 3519 of Kirbys Digest in regard to the payment of jurors.
 By Buerllle, to authorize the Stutt gart special school district to borrow money, mortgage property, etc.
 By Faulkner, to form special school district of District IA, Cross county.
 By. Going, to amend sections S61S and 362O of Kirbys Digest relating to the sale of game.