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

The following bills have been intro
duced in the house:
H B. No. 820-By Allen: An act re-
lating to the drawing and summoning
of petit juries in counties having over
100, 900 inhabitants, and fixing the COM
pensation of jury clerks and deputy
sheriff selected to have charge of COM
bined jury panel in such counties.
H. B. No. Silly Emerson: An act
to provide transportation subscription
to railroad companies, and to facilitate
the building of railroads.
H. B. No. S22@By Emerson and AL
len: An act making appropriations to
pay the salary of L. c. True for his
services as judge of the district court
of Wyandotte county Kan, division
No p in the Twenty-ninth judicial dis
trict from April %, 1902 to January
9, 1911, being part of the time covered
by the fiscal year, ending June 80, 1909
June 30, 1910, and June 30, 1911, this
item having by mistake been omitted
from the appropriation bills, and for
| the payment of legal interest on such
overdue claim.
| H B. No. S23-By Westerman: An
act limiting the township tax levy, and
! repeating section 2, chapter 256 of the
session laws of 1909, and repeating said
| original section 2.
! H B. No. S24By Goddard Cby re-
quest): An act relating to the taxa
ton in counties having a certain popu-
lation.
H B. No. S25-By Goddard (by re-
quesD: An act in relation to taxation
in certain COUNTS.
HI. B. No. S26-By Parker: An ACT
fixing the salary of county commits
| sioners in certain counties.
| H. B. No. 827-By Parker: An act
| authorizing and empowering the board
of trustees of the Kansas orphan
Loo tod OF
| to dispose of all its real estate and per
sonal property, together with any
equitable interest the state of Kansas
may have therein, by sale or other
| wise, to the city of Leavenworth, its
successors and assigns.
H. B. No S2S-By Case: An act re-
| lating to the manufacture and sale of
oleomargarine, white oleomargarine,
white butterine, and other similar
| white products; to provide for license
fees to be paid by manufacturers,
wholesale and retail dealers, and by
/ proprietors of hotels, restaurants, din
ing rooms and boarding houses; foe
the manufacture and sale of white
oleomargarine, white butterine, or 9TH
er similar white products, and to regu-
late the manufacture and sale of white
oleomargarine, white butterine, or 9TH
er white similar products, and prevent
and punish fraud and deception IN
such manufacture and sale as an imi-
tation butter; and to prescribe penal
ties and punishment for violations of
this act, and the means and the
method of procedure for it's enforce
ment, and regulate certain matters CT
evidence in such procedure.
H. B. No. S29-By ways and means
committee: An act to provide appro-
priatiOns for normal training in high
schools and academies with chapter
PIP of the session laws of 1909, and %
provide for the introduction OF indus
trial training in certain high schools.
H. B. No. 830-By Keraus: An act
refunding to James Zeman certain
moneys paid the state in excess of the
amount due on northwest quarter of
section Is township II range "a.
H. B. No. S31-By Alexander of
, Grant: An act authorizing the state
auditor and state treasurer to credit
Grant county on its state tax account
for state taxes compromised in accord
ance with provisions of section 4, chap
ter 10 of the session laws of 1893
H. B. No. 832-By Block: An act 70
amend section 740, chapter 108 and be-
ing 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 108 and being section 1857, general
statutes of 1909, relative to the transfer
: of such prisoners
, H B. No. S33-By Davis of Bourbon
An act limiting the creation of indebt-
edness in school districts by the board
! of education of cities of the first class
= and amending section g. chapter 81 o:
, the laws of 1909, and repeating said
: section 8, chapter 81 of the laws OF
t 1909.
Il. B. No. 834-By Wilson of Mar
shall: An act to establish a state nor
e NAL school at Marysville, Marshall
n county, Kan.
IN. b. No. Ss5-By Wilson of Mar
a. =
4 submission of the question, to the
1 voters in the several counties of the
= state in which elections were held al
e the general election in 1906, as to the
0 adoption of chapter 397 of the laws o.
s 1905, and at which election the PROPOSE
e ton received majority of the votes
: cast upon that question but not a ma
e iority of the votes cast at that election
H. B. No. S36-By Kerr: An &C
I amending section 2096 of the genera
i statutes of Kansas of 1909, relating t.
!, furnishing and purchasing supplies t.
Il and for county officers, and repeating
n said section 1885,
H B. No. S37-By Beachey: act t.
define the rights of owners and pro
q prietors of land in respect to surfac
- waters, and to permit owners of lan'
n to construct drains for agriculture
purposes.
III. B. No. S3S-By Fair: An act t
: regulate the assignment of wages, sal
; aries. and earnings.
n H. B. No. 839-By Miller: An act t
= amend section 3677 of the general stat
> utes of 1909 relating to fees and sa5
J aries and repeating original section Nc
4 S677.
:, H B. :. S40-By Thorpe of Kear
q ney: An act authorizing the state audi
+ tor and state treasurer to credi
y Kearny county on its state tax accoun
g for state taxes compromised in accord
ance with provisions of section 4, chap
n ter no of the session laws of 1888.
y II d No oA1-ESN Wilson of Greeley