The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-11

| ton thereof. C1t1eS OF HrSI anu SET
| ond class, Jointly.
House Bills on Second Reading.
House bill No. 632, by Orr-An act
creating board of examiners to ex-
anime and license BARRIERS, prescribing
its duties providing for a license for
BARRIERS to practice their trade or call
| ing, and providing punishment for a
violation thereof Judiciary commit
tee.
House bill No. 63s, by Tannahill-An.
I act to amend section 1864 of the gem
! eral statutes of Kansas of 1909. and to
repeal said original section. Judiciary
! committee.
! House bill No. 6s4. by Riddle, by re-
| quesO-An act regulating the use OF
/ the public highways and providing PEN
/ alties for the violation thereof. Roads
/ and highways committee.
! House bill No. 635, by Riddle (by re-
quest)-An act relating to fraternal
beneficiary societies providing for non
forfeiture values in any certificates in
/ the case of any society which value of
/ such certificates upon any established
table of mortality and maintains the
reserve required thereon for that pur-
pose. Insurance committee.
! House bill No. 636, by Woodbury-An
| act relating to subscriptions to news
papers. Printing committee.
| House bill No. 637, by Keene-An acs
to create a state bureau of immigra-
ment thereof. immigration commit
tee.
House bill No. 63s, by Miller of
Ottawa-An act authorizing town
ships or counties to issue bonds in
aid of railroads, to apply in counties
which is not transversed by rail-
road. Railroads committee.
House bill No. $40, by Cummings
An act to regulate the manufacture
l l. - he 6yr1fa
alton and misbranding of disinfec-
tants, deodorants and antiseptics and
germicides, to regulate the labelling of
such preparations, and to provide for
the Standardization of disinfectants,
deodorants, antiSeptics and germi-
cides, and providing penalties for the
violation of this act. Hygiene and
public health committee.
House bill No. Gal, by Carroll-An
act relating to life insurance, and re-
pealing sections 1882 and 4159 of the
General Statutes of 1903. Insurance
committee.
House bill No. 642, by Carroll Cby
request)-An act relating to the
transaction of the business of life in
surance in the state of Kansas, and
regulating the conditions and provi-
sions of policies of life insurance to
be issued or delivered in this state by
any life insurance company author
, lied to transact business herein. In
surance committee.
House bill No. 643, by Bay (by re-
quest) An act to prevent 1ocomo-
tives from being operated backward,
and providing penalties for the viola
ton thereof. Railroads committee.
House bill No. 644, by Houtz-An
act relating to the printing and dis
tribution of primary and general
election ballots, and repeating sub
sections 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, and of sec
ton 1868 of the General Statutes of
1909, and all other acts and parts of
acts in so far as they are in conflict
Herewith. Printing committee.
House bill No. 654, by Stone of
Shawnee-An act empowering cities of
the first class having a population of
more than 10000 to pension employees
who have been in the employment of
such cities for more than twenty
years, or their dependent widows.
Committee cities of the first class
House bill No. 646, by Brewster
An act amending section 1915 of the
general statutes of 1909, and repeal
ing said original section. judiciary
committee.
House bill No. SAT, by Brewster
An act relating to drainage districts
and supplemental to chapter 215 of
the session laws of 1905. Judiciary ,
committee.
House bill No. 64s, by Williams!
An act amending section 4 of chapter
80. laws of 1911, being an act author
izing certain cities of the first class
lights, and repeating said section of |
chapter 81, session laws of 1911. Com
mittee cities of the first class.
House bill No. $40, by Holton-An |
act to amend paragraph 1892 of the
general statutes of 1909, relating to /
the formation and alteration of school
district boundaries, and repeating said
section 1892. Education committee.
House bill No. $50, by Doerr-An
act to provide for the partial support
of whose husbands
dead or convicts or invalids when
such women are mothers of children
under the age of IA years. Commit
tee state affairs
House bill No. $50, by Armstrong of !
Cloud-An act providing for separate !
daily passenger and freight service
upon all railroads in Kansas, and pro-
viding a penalty for the violation
thereof, and empowering the public /
utilities commission to order a discon-
tinuance of separate daily passenger
service in certain cases. Utilities COM
mittee.
request)-An act to amend section L
of chapter 249 of the session laws of !
1895. relating to issue of preferred
stock by corporations, and repeating
said original section. Committee pri-
vate corporations.
House bill No 654, by Gordon (by |
request) AN act to amend section 20
of chapter 140 of the session laws of
capital stock by domestic corporations,
and repeating said original section.
Private corporations committee.
House bill No. 655, by Mulroy-An
act concerning loose-leaf statutes.
Judiciary committee.
House bill No. 656, by Kincaid-An
act appropriating certain funds for
the purpose of constructing granitoid
walk around the property occupied by
the school for the deaf in the city of
Olathe, Kan Ways and means COM