The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1912-03-27

mission to be known as Kentucky
Board Of tuberculosis Commission,
defining its powers. appropriating 49,
600.
H.. B. No. 225-W. F. Cole. Bowling
Green--An act appropriating $4,000
for the State University at Lexington,
S35. coo for the Eastern Kentucky Nor
NAL School at Richmond, 5000 for
the Western Kentucky Normal School
at Bowling Green.
H. B. No. 215.-J. F. Fryer, Pendle-
ton county-An act to make more eff
ficient the county boards of educa-
ton and the office of county superin-
tendent of schools by fixing a mini
mum salary of the superintendent at
$1,000 and the maximum salary at ST.
500, and further providing that the
county boards OF education be given
power to select a person upon nomi-
nation of the superintendent of the
board as assistant superintendent at
salary not exceeding $500 per annum.
H. B. No. 20e.-W. V. Perry. Logan
county-An act to amend and re-en-
act Section 46S-a, Kentucky Statutes,
so that there may be appropriated
$4,000 per anum to State Treasurer
for purpose of securing additional
clerical force in his office, increasing
the amount of present appropriation
from $500.
H. B. No. 196.-W. A. Perry, Louis
ville-An act to amend Section 692,
Kentucky Statutes, entitled Act pro-
viding for creation and regulation of
private corporations so as to require
employers to report to the Insurance
Commissioner annually the amount
of insurance collected by it from in
surance companies and paid over to
employees injured.
H. B. No. 209.-F. A. Lochry, Nc
Lean county-An act allowing $1,000
annually for additional clerk hire in
the office Of the Attorney General.
H. B. No. 1S9.-Ben E. Niles. Hen
derson county-An act to enable cities
of Third Glass to make street improve
ments under the five-year plan.
H. B. No. 96.-G. L. Drury, Union
county-An act giving Prison Com
mission power to parole convicts and
retaining inderminate sentence.
H. b. No. 220.-G. L. Drury, Union
county-An act to repeal subsection
5 of Section 1403, Kentucky Statutes,
and substitute therefore, which act
relates to the personal property set
aside for widows or infants of an
intestate, making the amount $500.
H. B. No. 17S.-J. M. Farra, Garrard
county-To amend Section casa, of
the Kentucky Statutes, so as to COM
pei domestic life insurance companies
to deposit with the State Treasurer
an amount not less than the amount
of ascertained valuation of all policies.
H. B. No. 543.-Wallace Brown, Mel
son county-An act prohibiting use
of name or brand Of manufacturer
or labels, without authority.
H. B. No. 143.-R. H. Scott, Nc
Cracker county-An act providing
for the use of school houses during
vacation periods by any lawful educa-
tional, religious, political, civil or ag-
ricultural assembly.
H. B. No. 2O5.-W. A. Perry, Logan
county-An act to amend Section 723,
Kentucky Statutes, entitled "Guaran-
tee and Surety Companies" so that
said section shall read, MAY become
surety on the bonds of officers and
judiciaries.''
H. B. No. PALS. G. Clay, Bourbon
county-An act allowing each family
in Kentucky to own one dog without
paying tax.
H. B. No. 511.-B. S. Wilson, Rowan
county-An act to further regulate
telephone companies, so as to provide
that no company shall consolidate it's
capital stock, franchise or other prop
erty, or pool its earnings with another
company.
H. B. No. 54S.-W. A. Perry, Lou
isville-An act to enable cities of first
class to issue 100000 bonds for
sewers.
H. B. No. 463.-J. G. Stoll, Lexing-
ton-An act authorizing state to pay
premiums on bonds of state offices.
H. B. No. 213-Wallace Brown, Mel
son county-An act to limit the Sec
rotary of State to $4,000 annually
out of any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to enable him
to pay such clerks as he may deem
necessary for the proper discharge Of
the business of his office.
H. B. No. 25S.-Elwood Hamilton,
Franklin county-An act to enlarge
the usefulness of the Kentucky Nor
NAL and Industrial Institute for Col
ored persons, and to appropriate $17,-
600 therefor.
H. B. No. 35.-Adam SPAIN, Louis
ville-An act prescribing the duties
of indexer of courts and providing
that salary shall not exceed $4,000
annually.
H. B. No. 65-W. F. Parker, Knox
cOunty-An act creating McCreary
county, to be taken from Pulaski,
Wayne and Whitley counties.
H. b. No. 138.-W. V. Perry, Logan
cOunly-An act 10 appropriate an aQ-
ditional $40 900 for the benefit of the
Children's Home Society for the sup
port and maintenance of homeless
and destitute children.
H. B. No. Sic. II. Knight, Louis
ville-An act to allow Louisville to
vote on s1,OOO,OOO bond issue for
schools.
H. B. No. 1871. C. Owings, JEFF
ferson county-An act to abolish the
State Board of Agriculture, Forestry
and immigration. and to create a
State Board of Agriculture, which
shall be constituted as the present
board and have charge of same du-
ties, to be named by the governor.
H. B. No. 371.-R. C. Mcclure, Law
renee county-An act to change name
of Kentucky Institution for Education
Of Deaf Mutes TO the Kentucky School
for the Deaf.
H. B. No. ALP. L. Atherton, Lou
isville-An act to regulate assignment,
sale pledge, mortgage or other trans