The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1912-04-12

Legislative Sesstoneof lSl<, AFTER En-
acting a Total Of 146 Bills, Has
Passed Into History = Among the
Measures Which Successfully Ran
the Gauntlet Were Some Of Far
Reaching Importance to the People
After passing a total Of 146 bills,
the 1912 session OF the Kentucky leg
lslature has adjourned.
The following bills were passed dur
ing the whole session;
SENATE BILLS.
s. b. No. Wv. V. Eaton, Nc
Cracker county--An act to provide
for the nomination of candidates by
political parties at primary election
on first Saturday in August Of each
year.
s. B. No. 2.-L. W. Arnett, Coving-
ton-An act to exempt from taxation
property owned by residents of this
state and corporations organized un.
der the laws of this state, on which
taxes are paid where property is 10
Gated or where the corporations do
business.
8. b. No. S.--J. F. Bosworth, Bell
oounty-An act to create under the
commissioner OF agriculture the Of
foe OF commissioner of public roards
and creating state road fund.
s. B. No. Al. F. Bosworth, Bell
county-An act defining public roads
for their establishment and maintain
ance and creating the office Of roads
engineer.
S. B. No, IL. II NJ. Brock. Leslie
coun y-An act to change the time
OF holding circuit courts in the 9th
judicial district
s. B. No. NV. A. Frost, Graves
county-An act amending section
<a39, Kentucky statues, relating to
revenue and taxation as to omitted
property and duties OF county clerks
in making out tax lists for same.
8. B. No. 1S.-J. C. Graham, Gray,
son county-An act to amend section
1850, Kentucky statues, by striking
out the exception as to cities OF first
four classes. County unit extension
bill)
s. B. No. 1s.-S. r. Glenn, Lyon
county-An act granting pensions to
disabled and INDECENT Confederate
soldiers Of ten dollars month.
8. B. No. PIE. e. Hogg, owsley
county-An act creating state in
surance board, composed Of insurance
commissioner and two other members
to be appointed by the governor.
8. B. No. 26.-H. D. Newcomb, JEFF
ferson county-An act to establish
department of banking, with com
missioner, deputy and examiners and
providing for examination of all A.
nancial institutions.
8. b. No. SCI. F. Bosworth, Bell
oounty-An act providing for vote on
constitutional amendment which will
permit convicts to work on public
roads.
county-An act to amend charter of
NTH class cities. so as to give such
cities power to have streets and al
legs improved such power being
omitted by mistake in original char
ter.
s. B. No 4O--W. E, Dowlin, An
derson county-An act TO allow com,
missioner OF court of appeals clericalN
assistance.
8. B. No. 46.-H. D. Newcomb, JEFF
ferson county-An act increasing ,theS
annual appropriation for the Institu-
ton for the Education of the Blind
from $4,000 to $4,000.
s. B. No. 52.-J. C. Graham, Gray
son county-An act to authorize Chas
Carol to sue the state for legal ser
vices, the fee amounting to $500.
s. B. No. Sos, G. Marshall Hen
derson county-An act to provide for
inspection of schools and school funds
Of the state and to increase the
efficiency Of the department OF educa-
ton. Provides for two assistants to
state superintendent at $1,000 year
each.
8. B. No. 74.-S. R. Glenn, Lyon
oounty-An act appropriating $4,000
for improvements at Eddyville pen.
itentiary..
8. B. No. Isl. @. Graham, Gray.
son county-An act to prevent sweat
ing process of prisoners charged with
crime and to prevent admission as
evidence OF confession obtained by
such process
8. B. No. S7.-J F. Bosworth, Bell
county-An act to amend charter OF
third class cities by providing the
ten year plan for paying for the con
struction or reconstruction OF sewers,
streets, alleys, public ways and side
walks
s. B. No. ss-Gus Brown, Breckin-
ridge county-An act to regulate the
employment OF females in order to
safeguard their health
8. B. No. 110.-W. V. Eaton. Nc
Craken oounty-An act to pay Mrs
VIM. Cormwel 1914 for services to
senate in 1908.