The Mena weekly star., 1913-04-03
Bills Passed by Assembly but
 Not Signed.


 The following list of bills pass 5 10th houses of the legislature but have not been ac ed upon by the governor In fact. nearly all are yet in the hands of the enrolling committee and have not been presented 10 the executive I, is elieved thai all these bills will be approved or automatically bscom- laws without the qoyernor's signaur
 No. 8. by Senator Jacobson, o pro vide for the regulation and su re isio. O. investment companies and providing penalties for viola ion. This is the blue sky" law of Kansas and is in tended to prevent the perpetra.ion ol investment frauds on the people Of the state.
 No. ,, by Senator Toler, to reeUl'te the practice of medicin' al mines fac tories, sswmills, etc, iL various coun ties.
 No. [. by Senator Futrell 10 make corporations liable for injury to em ployes without contributory negligence plea unless plants are equipped witl safety appliances.
 No. T, by Senator Woods, to regu late the business and provide for t1r taxation of the gross receipts of life health. accident and surety companies in the state.
 No. lt4. ly senator Moore, 10 permit persons convicted of felonies CT oh | crimes to testify in court.
 No. 161, hy Senator Rodgero of How ard. to regulate he sale Of nursery stock and provide for inspection
 No. 163, by Senator Lundy. to appro priate money for support and mainten- ance of the University of Arkansas,
 No. IFS, by Senator Greenhouse, to appropriate s7,500 for maintenance of the state geological survey.
 No, 212, by Senator Harris, to ere. ate the Little Rock and Memphis High. way District
 No. 2SS, by Senator Lundy, to pre- vent creation of deficiencies in public revenues by making it unlawful to create debts not provided for by Ap- propriation.
 No. 246, by Senator Miles, to estab- fish Bureau of Labor Statistics and to provide for the appointment of commissioner.
 No. 249, by Senator Miles and others, to provide for the printing of the supreme court reports.
 No. 250, by Senator Miles and others. to authorize the secretary of state to lend plates of volume 1 to 90 of the supreme court reports to the Lawyers Cooperative Publishing Company of Rochester N. Y.
 No. 252, by Senator Moore. to re. quire manufacturing, mercantile and other establishments where women and girls are employed to provide seats for employees when not necessar fly on their feet.
 No. 271, by Senator Calvert to author. ize cities of the first class to tax mer cantile establishments engaging in business less than six months.
 No. 279, by Senator Wasson. to permit corporations granted franchises to erect power dams across navigable or non-navigable streams to change To. cation or plans for principal power dam.
 No. BOG, by Senator Harris. to all. thorize the chancery court of Mon. roe county to wind up the affairs of Cypress Creek Drainage District.
 The following bills, originating in the house. passed both bodies and await the governors signature.
 No. 47, by Mccall, to require strict enforcement of the laws governing uni form weights and measures.
 No. 62, by Brawner, to provide that any one holding public office shall he subject to fine fl found intoxicated and dismissed from office on the sec. ond offense.
 No, S3, by Williams of Phillips. to give manufacturers a lien on land on which they sell drain tile
 No s2, by Baxter, making insuranc. notes non-negotiable until the policy has been issued and delivered to the insured
 No. 165, by Boggs, to provide that the counties of any district may ioin together in working convicts on the public roads.
 No ls7. by Baxter to make if m. lawful 10 give checks or drafts on banks where persons doing so has no tunds, unless ny previous arrangement
 No. POS, by Johnson. to Drovide n penalty for the theft of electric cnr rent from any power company
 No 224, by Judiciary Committee to provide for the adequate assessment or building and loan stock.
 No 239, by Armstrong. tn enforce better sanitary conditions and better