The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-01-25
HOUSE BILLS.

The following bills were introduced
and read for the first time:
House bill No. 293, by Topping-An
act providing for the regulation of
motor vehicles and the licensing of
chauffeurs, regulating the use OF
motor vehicles, and providing penal
ties for the violation thereof.
House bill No. 294, by Focht--An
act relative to notices to be given
common carriers or public service
house bill No. 295-An act amending
section SO27 of the general statutes of
1909 relating to the state board Of
health.
House bill No. 296, by Gordon-An
act relating to live stock and amend
ing section 1854 of the general statutes
of Kansas of 1909.
House bill No. 297, by Shuey-An
act relating to the establishment OF
branch experimental and demonstra-
county, Kansas, and making an APP
preparation therefor. Also house bill
No. 29S-An act supplemental to
chapter 1 5 of the session laws OF 1919
and chapter 40 of the session laws of
1911, creating a memorial hall build
ing commission, authorizing the con-
struction of a memorial hall, and
making appropriations for the COM
pletion of the same.
House bill No. 299, by Keene-An
act providing for the licensing of real
estate agents and brokers; their en-
ployees, providing what shall be done
with the money received from such
licenses, and prescribing penalties for
the violation of the provisions of this
act Also house bill No. 300-An act
relating to taxes for special improve
mentS in unincorporated cities.
House bill No. 301, by Gilman-An
act to provide a uniform course of
study for the rural schools of Kansas,
and to repeal all acts or parts of acts
in conflict Herewith. Also house bill
No. 302-An act to provide for the
organization and maintenance of high
schools in townships where there is
no town or city, and repeating all laws
in conflict Herewith.
House bill No. sos, by Bay-An act
concerning railroads and to provide
conVenienceS for the person or per-
sons accompanying live stock ship
ments; providing a penalty for failure
to obey the provisions of this act, and
repeating said original section 7113.
House bill No. 304, by Bailey-An
act to require railroad companies to
furnish a locomotive engineer as a
pilot for detoured trains and prescrib-
ing penalties for the violation thereof.
House bill No sos, by Thorpe-An
act making appropriations to the pri-
vate institutions of the state of a
charitable nature under certain condi-
lions, and for their visitation, inspec-
ton, supervision and reports.
House bill No. 3O6, by zutavern-
An act to prevent unfair cOnpetlt1On
and to prohibit discrimination between
different localities in sale of lumber
and building material, and providing
penalty for the violation thereof.
House bill No. 307, by Davis of Ed
wards"An act in relation to the state
permanent school, state agricultural,
state normal and state university |
funds, and authorizing the state school
fund commissioners to loan the funds |
in their custody upon real estate Sc !
curity, providing the security therefor |
and fixing the penalties for the viola |
ton of this act.
House bill No. sos, by Miller of OF
tawa-An act to regulate the public !
service of stations in Kansas.
House bill No. 300, by Tannahill-l
An act amending Sec. 2, of chapter
334, of the laws of Kansas of 1911, |
and repeating said original Sec 2, of
Chap. 334.
House bill No. SO, by Bunger-An
act amending Sec. 749S of the general
statutes of Kansas of 1909 and repeal |
ing said original act and all acts or
parts of acts in conflict Herewith.
Also: House bill No. 211-An act |
to amend Sec. 7473 and 74S1 of the |
general statutes of Kansas of 1909 and |
TO repeal all acts of parts of acts in !,
conflict or inconsistent Herewith.
Also: House bill No. 212-An act |
Sec. 1869 and 7471 of the |
general statutes of 1909 and repeating !