Licking Valley courier. [volume] (West Liberty, Ky.) 19??-current, 1912-04-04

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H. 3. No 2O5.-W. A. Perry, Logan
county-An act to amend Section 729,
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. 241.-s. G. Clay, Bourbon
county-An act allowing each family
in Kentucky to own one dog without
paying tax.
II. b. No. 511."-B. s. Wilson, Rowan
county-An act to further regulate
telephone companies, so as to provide
that no company shall consolidate its
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 $5,OOO,OeO bonds for
sewers.
II. b. No. 463.--J. G. Stoll, Lexing-
ton-An act authorizing State to pay
premiums on bonds of State officers.
H. B. No. 213.-Wallace Brown, Mel.
son county-An act to limit the Sec
retary of State to $4,000 annually out
Of any money in the treasury not 9th
erwise appropriated, TO enable him to
pay such clerks as he may deem nee.
essary for the proper discharge Of the
business of his Office.
II. 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
$17500 therefor. Jan. %, State Uni
versities.
H. B. No. 35.-Adam SPAIN, Louis
vllle--An act prescribing the duties
of indexer of courts and providing
that salary shall not exceed $4,000
annually.
H. B. No. 65-W b. Parker, Knox
county-An act creating McCreary
county, to be taken from Pulaski,
Wayne and Whitley counties.
II. B. No. 13S.-W. v. Perry, Logan
county-An act to appropriate an ad.
ditional $4,000 for the benefit of the
Chldren's Home Society for the sup.
port and maintenance of homeless
and destitute children.
H. B. No. 541.-C. II. Knight, Louis.
ville-An act to allow Louisville tc
vote on s1,OOOOOO bond issue fol
schools.
Fl. b. No. 19S.--L. G. 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 duties,
to be named by the Govegnor.
II. B. No, 371.-R. c. Mcclure, Law
renee county An. 81 q tosclange name
|Aof Ecntj& ~ lpsass.lf.in fok aaucatior
Of Dear Whites to the Kentucky School
for the Deaf
Fl. B. No. 447.-P. L. Atherton, Lou
lSNllic All oSI W ic5uidIt assign
ment, sale, pledge mortgage or othei
transfer of wages to loan sharks.
II. B. No. 6-E. G. ASHER, Belle
county--An act to change the name
of Mt Pleasant to Harlan and to put
the town in the fourth class.
II. p. No. 257-Elwood Hamilton
Franklin county-An act to provide
for officers of the State to registe'
before the county clerk, if absent
nom home on regular registration
day.
H. D. No. 195.-Charles Knight
Louisvile-An act to amend Gct en-
titled Act for government of cities
of first Glass; so IS to increase
salary of second assistant city engi
neer from sl,59O to $4,000, and fixinl
salary of first assistant engineer a
S2,5OO.
II. B. No. 41.-W. j. Kuh, Louis
ville-An act to provide stenograph
er for the Commemorative Attorne,
! of Jefferson county.
II. b. No. 4SS,-G. r. Keller, Mich
olas county-An act to authorize gov
ernor to appoint commission of fiv,
veterans to attend flftieth anniversar.
celebration of battle of Gettysburg.