The Elbert County tribune., 1913-02-28
BiIIs introduced in the senate.

s. b. 263. MacArthur-Extending the
s. b; 264, Napier-ProhibIting trusts.
s.. II. 265. Morris-Providing for
feeding prisoners in county Jails.
s. u. 2G6, Garman--Submitting to
voters a bill to exempt from taxation
property up to $4,000. .,.,,.,-,
workshop for the blind.
S. b. 26S. Sharpley-Appropria
for employees of Industrial workshop
S. d. 2s9. sharpIey-Appropriat
for machinery for workshop for blind.
S. b. go. Sharpley----Subm bmitting to
people amendment making term of dis
trict attorneys six years.
s.. b. 271. MISUNDERSTANDING for
punishment of misdemeanors
S. b. 272. Sharpley-Regulating pay
ment Of over-appropriations OF general
S. b. 273, Notwithstanding coliec-
tion agencies.
S. b. 274, Tierney-concerning deiin-
S. b. 275. Tierney-concerning age
limit of delinquent children.
g T. 27c. HaydenLProyiding for 81
gents. of state university.
S. B. 277.. Tobin--For teaching me-
chanical and household arts in public
S. B. 27s, Pearson-Eight- hour law
S. b. 2T9. $50, 2s1, 2se. 2ss. 2s4. STE
phan-Bills for the state county com
missioners' association. amending road
and bridge laws and concerning duties
VI CouHty
S. b. 2s5. Joyce-ForbiddIng school
children from joining secret Societies.
s. d. 2s6. Garman-Requiring full
crews on trains.
s. B. 2s7. Metz-Fuil train crew bill.
S. =. 2ss. w, C. Robinson-Authoriz-
ing district attorneys to appoint stem
ographer and special Officers.
s. b. 2S9. Affolter-Appropriat
money for payment for new buildings
for state university.
S. b. 200. MISUNDERSTANDING for
manufacturing serum to prevent hog
s. B. 2o1. Hecker-ProvidIng for re-
lief OF the blind
$. b; 2s2 and 2ss. stephan-classi-
Tying Delta county.
s. B. 294 and 295 Stephan-Relating
to courts OF review
s. b. 296. Garman--1,Est ablishing
state bureau of child and animal pro-
s. B. 2s7. Hayden-Aliowinp proto-
graphing OF county records by abstrac-
S. b. 2es, w. c. Robinson-Exempt
ing from taxation property OF soldiers
and sailors and ma-ines honorably dis
charged.
S. b. 400. Tobin-compeiling bonding
companies to have deposits in the state.
s. B. 2s9 Joyce..Submitting to peo-
pie amendments ne that hat s, supreme eourt;
salaries be Increased to cover travel
ing expenses now pad by themselves.
s. b. so1. Tobin-Regulating surety
S. B. so2. sharpley-To aid cities in
acquiring, lands outside limits for
parks and governing same.
S. b. 303. Sharpley-DefinIng rights
of courts, providing for adult proba-
s. B. so4. sharpiey-ReguIating be-
nevolenr and secret societies.
s. b. 3o5. Sharpley--Regulating in
sti.utions sas for %.I girIS 1l,,or and women
for state penitentiary.
S. b. sof and sos Affolter-Provid-
conjunction with teachers Conventions.
s. b. 300. Caryer-Relating to cleo.
s. b. af1. w. C. RobInson-concern-
ing elections. providing that IL elect
ed candidate dies before securing GER
tificate. the next highest man shall be
declared elected
s. b. 310. Tierney-Provlding farm
for state penitentiary.
s. b. .i2, w. C. Roblnson-Regulat-
ing loaning of money; anti-usury mea-
sure.
s. b. 31s. Helen r. Robinson-Pro-
viding for salaries for county school
superintendents
state law for barber examiners
s. b.. 315. Hayden-Concerning fees
S. B. Sis, Tierney- y-Xppropriation for
the state immigration bureau.
s. b. 317. CORRESPONDING laws re-
garding the Indebtedness OF city or
s. b. 31s. Affoiter. Tierney. Cross and
Van Tilborg-Amending existing law
to give the governor additional power
OF appointment
S. b. 320. Helen r. Robinson--Reiat-
ing to homesteads.
S. b. 3t9. Parrish ,(by request)-To
give preference to G.. A. r. veterans in
appointments to municipal positions.
S. b. 32i. Notwithstanding me-
chanics' liens.
s.. B. 322. Cornforth-Concerning IL
Guor licenses; providing for not less
than one gallon to be sold at retail.
s. y. 1923. Cornforth-Making some
changes In the laws regulating corpo-
rations.
S. B. s24. notwithstanding the
reporting and recording OF certain dis
eases
s. b. 325. Notwithstanding sec.
ticn $3.50 OF Revised Statutes