The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-01-19
BILLS In THE SENATE.

The following bills were introduced
and read for the first time:
B. No. 166-By Porter: An act re-
lati1fg to the health of employees in
coal mines.
s B. No. 167-By Stillings: An act
relating to the Kansas state peniten-
tiary. and making appropriations for
the fiscal years ending June 80, 1912.
and June 30, 1913.
! S. B. No 16S-By Stillings: An act
authorizing and regulating the use Of
deeds of trust.
s. B. No. 169-By Travis: An act re-
lating to desertion and nonsupport Of
wife by husband, or of children by
either father or mother. and providing
punishment therefor: and to promote
uniformity between the states in refer
ence thereto.
S. B. No. 17O-By Cambern: An act
relating to roads and highways.
S. B. No. 171-By Myers: An act pro-
viding for the grading, guttering, curb
ing. paving. or matchmaking of inter-
vening connecting streets and alleys in
cities of the second and third class.
S. B. No 172-By Myers: An act
judicial districts, and abolishing GER
tain districts.
S. B. No. 173-By Brady: An act to
amend section 1878 of the general stat
utes of 1909.
ssB. No. 174-By Brady: An act
making appropriations for the Kansas
Crop Improvement association.
S. B. No. 175-By Brady: An act re-
appropriating the balance of an appro
priation heretofore made for a certain
building for the University of Kansas
s. B. No. 176-By Brady: An act re-
lating to cruelty to children and ami
mails and repeating certain acts in con-
flict herewith.
s. B. No. 177-By Reed: An act to
amend section % of chapter 140 of the
session laws of 1907.
S. B. No 17S-By Reed: An act pro-
viding for the forfeiture of the char
tiers of dormant and delinquent cor
porations and providing for their re-
instatement-
S.B No. 1s1-By Robertson: An act
relating to sales of personal property
and to promote uniformity among the
states in that regard.
S. B. No 1S2-By Stewart: An act to
amend section % of chapter % of the
general statutes of Kansas of A. D.
1858 being section 1914 of the general
statutes of Kansas by Dassler of A d.
1909
S.B. No 1S3-By Milton: An act re-
lating to navigable streams in Wyan-
dotte county.
S. B. No. 1S4-By Avery: An act
making appropriation to the Clay Ger
ter Hospital association of Clay Cen
ter. Kan.
S. b No. 1S5-By Avery: An act pro-
viding for a registration fee on mort
cages of real property and for their
exemption from taxation after being
recorded. regulating the effect of nom
payment of registration fees and pro-
hibiting the enforcement of mortgages
upon which registration fees have NOS
been paid as herein provided. and re-
oil ao4c -fc
conflict herewith.
S. r. No. 186-By Murphy (by re-
quest): An act relating to the employ
ment- of expert accountants in each
county of the state.
S. B. No. 1S7-By committee on banks
and banking: An act to punish the
giving of checks or drafts on any bank
or other depository wherein the person
so giving such check or draft shall not
have sufficient funds or a credit for
the payment of the same
S B. No. 1SS-By committee on banks
and banking: An act defining the
crime of burglary with explosives and
PROVIDING the punishment therefor.
S. B. No. 1s9-By committee on banks
and banking: An act relating to the
payment of deposits in two names.
S. B. No. 19>-By Huffman: An act
to establish telephone facilities for the
prevention of loss of life from fire and
other dangers in coal mines.
S. B. N. 191-By Ganse: An act re-
lating to a uniform system of book
keeping in the counties. townships and
school districts of Kansas and provid-
ing commission for the adoption of
the same.
s. r. No. 17s-By Hodges: An act
amending paragraphs 1854, 1855 and
1857 of the general statutes of 1909
S B. No. 1S0-By Robertson (by re-
quesb: An act relating to taxation
S. B. No. 192-By Ganse: An act re-
lating to the making and printing of
all blank books used by counties. town
ships. and school districts of this state.
s. b No. 193-By Ganse (by request):
An act concerning boards of education
in cities of the second class.
S B. n. 194EBy Hamilton: An act
making an appropriation for st. Fran
| els hospital at Topeka.
S. B. No. 195-By Hamilton: An act
making an appropriation for the Ingle-
side association at Topeka.
! s. B. No. 196-By Hodges An act
| to amend sections 1 and 35 of chapter
50 of the laws of 1909.
| s. B. No. 1s7-By Carey: An act re-
lating to commission form of govern
ment in cities of the first class of less
than 10000 population.
| S B. No. 198-By Carey: An act re-
lating to commission form of govern
ment in cities, and amending para
| graph 1473 laws of 1909.
S. B. No. 199-By Hamilton: An act
making an appropriation for the Flor
/ ence Crittenton mission at Topeka.
: To FiIibuster Against Prohibition.
Austin. Jan. 19.-Anti-prohibition
members of the legislature in caucus
today decided to attempt a filibuster
against the pending prohibition bills
Prohibitionists are preparing, it is said
to propose to Gov. Colquitt a COM
promise by which he will sign a saloon
regulation law providing for closing al