The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-06
HOUSE BILLS.
Emergency Declared-Read the Sec
ond Time and Referred.

House bill No. 55s. by Phillips-An act
relating to contracts and providing for
the appointment of agents to accept service
IN civil actions arising out of contracts.
70 require corporations to file annual re-
ports for the secretary of the state and
TO pay certain annual fees, and repeating
Secton 1l26 of the general statutes OF
Kansas of 1909.
House bill No. $780, by Gibson of Cow
ley-An act authorizing the construct IN
OF p11dgeS, dams and other Instructions
in, over and across the navigable rivers
of the state, and for the maintenance CT
such bridges and dams as are now main
famed in, over and across said navigdble
rivers, and providing the manner il
which said bridges dams and other OBJ
st may be built and maintained
III, over and across said rivers.
House bill No. 562, by Carney-An act
establishing schools of exceptional chill
dren and providing appropriations for tie
House bill No 5eS, by Tulloss-An act to
amend section 4S7 of the general statutes
of Kansas of 19o9 relating to banks and
House bill No $50, by TuIloss-An act
amending sections l, 2, 5, 10 and 10 of
repeating said original sections l, 2, S. 10
of 1911.
House bill No. $50, by Brewster-An act
concerning assessment and taxation; the
same being supplemental to chapter 81.
laws of 1911, and amending section 1 CT
ing the original section hereby amended.
House bill No. $50, by Orr-An act to
amend END section zoos of the general statutes
of 1909 relating to grading and paving OF
streets and alleys in cities of the first
class, and repeating said section zoos.
House bill No. $751; by Carroll-An az
relating to the powers of county COM
m1ssioners in counties having a certain
population.
House bill No 554 by Mulroy (by re-
quesD-An act to establisb state Ii
brary commission. to prescribe its duties,
and to abolish the Kansas travelling IL
brary's commission, and to repeal section
of chapter 1853, laws of 1899, being sec
ton S251 of the general statutes of 1909.
House bill No. 555, by Mulroy-An act to
malls and the telegraph and telephone Ill
all courts in all actions and all proceed
ings, and to tax the costs thereof as per-
sonal service is now or may hereafter be
taxed, and to make service in any such
manner valid.
House bin No. 500. by. Carroll Cby re-
fire marshal and deputy fire marshal,
prescribing their duties. and providing for
their compensation. and for the mainten-
House bill No. 557, by committee on Ia
bor-An act concerning owners and oper-
atocs of boilers and engines, and provlG-
House bill No. $50, by committee on
elections-An act amending section 1896 Of
the general statutes of 1909, relating to
primary elections. and repeating said
original section 1895.
House bill No. $751; by Wi1liams-An act
providing penalties for railroad employees
using Intoxicating liquor while on duty
House bill No. 563. by Laing (by e
quest)-An act concerning school districts
eminent tllereofssand. the establishment
and nlaintee1ance9 of high schools. therein.
House bill No, 1894, by Lafng tby re
quest)-An act to provide for representa-
ton of political parties upon all APP
pointive boards, commissions, committees,
courts, tribunals, and bodies of every
strength of such parties.
House bill No. 565, by Laing (by re-
quesD-An act providing method of
bringing into court by citation and with
out warrant of arrest. persons charged
with offenses against state laws or city
ordinances, wherein the penalty for in
imprisonment.
House bill No. 5e6, by sch1icher-An act
to amend section So27 of the general
statutes of Kansas of 1909.
House bill No. 567, by Tulloss Cby re-
quest-An act to provide for liens by
persons erecting monuments, gravestones,
etery or burial grounds, and providing
for the manner OF enforcing such liens.
House bill No. $40, by Hangen-An act
relating to the certificating of teachers
for high schools.
House bill No. 571. by Kyser-An act
relating to city bonds for public utilities
laws of 1911, and repeating said original
chapter.
11OuSe Oil No o. ny MCOdHIldlQ Wy
requesD-An act providing for the dis
playing of lights indicating the rate of
speed of automobiles and other auto We
hicles for police protection
House bill No. 573, by Stone of Sherman
An act for the protection of the travel
ing public and the employees of common
carriers in the state of Kansas by pro-
hibiting any common carrier from placing
behind or in the rear of any of its freight
trains any car or locomotive except as
hereinafter provided.
House bill No 574, by Stone of Sherman
An act to protect the lives and limbs of
employees of common carriers within the
mon carrier or any one connected there
with from issuing any order or orders
which may require an employee to be or
remain on the top of any car or cars used
eTty within this state except as herein
after, provided. and prescribing penalties
for the violation of this act.
House bill No SO by Stevens-An act
authorizing cities of the second class.
owning. controlling and purchasing mu-
nicipal cemeteries to levy an annual tax
not to exceed one-quarter mill on the
dollar for Improvement purposes.
House bill No SIC, by. Holbrook-An ACT
money on security of any kind by per-
sons, firms and corporations other than
national banks. licensed bankers, trust
savings banks. building and
oan associations and real estate brokers
in the state of Kansas.
House bill No. ST, by McDannald-An
for leases of lands for prospecting and
developing minerals, oil, gas and kindred
products.
House bill No. $40. by NEWMAN act
to amend section 2 of an act entitled, IAN
act concerning building and loan assocIa-
TONS" and amending sections 1857, 1850,
1861, 1862, 1871. $780, 1851 and 1885 of chap
ter % of the general statutes of 1909
Notice to Stockholders of Annual
Meeting.