The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-23

lOcdIe0s the state OF kansas.
House bill No 211, by Thorpe-An act TO
apportion and disburse = certain moneys
received from the national government
Tor the counties in the state of Kansas
containing the United States forestry re-
serve.
j House bill Ne. 212, by Fecht-An act
| concerning assessment and taxation:
1903, and section 2 chapter 81, laws OF
1911, and repeating the original sections
| chapter sI7. laws of 1911, and ali other
| acts and parts of acts IN conflict with
this act.
House bill No. 213, by Tulloss-An act
authorizing cities of the second class with
a population of 6,000 and not exceeding
10000 and who maintain public park,
TO app f ana non ncert 20 t5 as5 IN
House bill No. PA by Tuloss-An act
making an appropriation for the pay
House bill No. 215, by Stone of Shawnee
An act to repeal an act entitled An
act to define the rights of owners and
proprietors of lands, in respect to surface
water, and to permit owners of lands to
construct drains for agricultural pur
poses,'' being chapter I75 of the laws Of
1911.
louise bill No. &c. by McCollum-An act
authorizing the boards of county commits
sioners of the various counties of Kansas
to issue bonds for the purpose or fundlls
the floating Indebtedness against said
counties respectively, existing prior to
January Is, 1913.
kee-An act to protect mines, miners and
mine laborers, and defining the manner
of sale in delivery of black powder for use
of coal mines of the state of Kansas.
House bill No. Us, by RoSs-An act pro
viding for the service of notice in case cf
application for a receiver of the corpora
ton defining the duties of the corporate
officers upon whom such notice may be
served; providing penalties for the viola
ton of the PROVISIONS of this act, and re
pealing all acts and parts of acts In con-
flict with this act.
House bill No. PIG, by Kincaid-An a It
relating to the sale and taking of sane.
navigable rivers of the state and of nay,
timber and other products from lands
ing the taking thereof without consent OF
the executive council, and providing pen
alties for the violation hereof.
ness-An act limiting the hours of te-
males employed in any manufacturing,
mechanical or mercantile establishment.
or telephone establishment or office, or by
any express or transportation company,
compelling each employer in any estap-
lishment mechanical, manufacturing or
other mercantile establishment, laundry,
hotel or restaurant employing any female
to provide suitable seats for all female
employees and to permit them to use such
seats when they are not engaged in TIE
active duties of their employment, and
providing a penalty for failure, neglect
with the provisions of this act, and for
permitting suffering any overseer, SUI
perintendent foreman, or other agent OF
any such employer to violate the pro-
visions of this act, and for permitting or
suffering any overseer, superintendent,
foreman, or other agent of any such en-
ployer to violate the provisions of this
act.
House bill No 81, by Stone of Shaw
nee-An act providing for the permanent
Improvement of highways and providing
for the construction, STRENGTHENING, grad
ing, draining, crawling on the macadmiz-
ing of any state or county road.
House bill Nd. 222. by PeTryman-An act
relating to cities of the second class and
amending section 1850 of the general stat
utes of 1909, and repeating said original
House bill No. 22s, by Carnahan-An act
to enable counties to establish or main
tain public hospitals, levy tax therefor
elect hospital trustees, maintain training
schools for nurses and to make possible
the ultimate establishment of an ade-
quate supply of hospitals with equal
rights to all and special. privileges TO
House bill No. pa, by Bentley-An act
repeating section 9s71 of the general stat
utes of 1909 80
House bill No. 225. by Schlicher-An act
relating to railroads and providing for
the safety and health of railroad en-
ployees; to prevent the use of dangerous
and defective locomotive engines, pre-
scribing the duties of certain officers, and
provisions thereof and repeating fncun-
SiStent acts.
House bill No. 226, by Focht-An act re-
lating to the investment of the surplus
funds of building and loan associations
section IL, chapter 13i, laws of
1911
House bill No. 227, by Satterthwafte--
An act providing for the filing of records
of payments and impartial satisfaction of
mortgages.
House bill No. 22S, by Satterthwaitc -
An act relating to the calling OF election
for the purpose of voting bonds.
House bill No 229 by Herr-An act in
Ia- -l,- lxs- f@s
and defining the term barber"
providing for registration, the payment
of registration fees and renewal of same;
creating the office of the board of exam-
iners, the method of appointment, terms
of office, manner of filling vacancies, pre-
scribing their duties, powers and limita-
tons, defining the term apprentice" as
relating to BARRIERS, and providing per-
atty for the violation of any of the pro-
visions of this act
House bill No. 29o. by Herr-An act
creating a state highway commission.
and defining its powers and duties.
House bill No: 81; by Moorhead-An
Of certain cities of the second class, and
fixing penalty for the violation of tins
act.
House III No. $50. by Gordon-An act
regulating the operation of street cares
within the state of Kansas in cities hav-
ng a population of $4,000 and over.
louise bill No. 23S by Spiker-An act !
amending section of chapter 1SS of the |
session laws of 1911, the same being an |
of section 1921 of the general |
statutes of 1909. relating to the settlement |
Of the estates of deceased persons, and |
-epealing said original section 3oN of TIE !.
general statutes of 1909, as amended oy |
section of chapter 1SS, session laws OF |
911.
House bill No. 234. by. Tanner-An ac- |
20 amend sections 4, 8, 6. of chapter 2ai |
IF the session laws Of 1919 oelng sectlons |
1855, 1856, 1884, $685. 1853 and section 20 of |
chapter 49S and sections 20, q. %, %. "A |
IF the session laws of 1907, and section |
r11o of Ia n O.
,ealing the original sections 5, 4. S. g. OF |
chapter Isl of the session laws of 1909 and |
sections 20 81 90. %. "a of chapter 4OS of |
he session laws of 1907 and section / of |
.hapter a of the session laws of 1908 and |
all laws and parts of laws inscribed here |
with.