The Elk Mountain pilot., 1913-02-27
Bills introduced In the Senate.

S. b. 263. MacArthur-Extendin the
duties Of ss. ppblIG eNa%iner ,rns,
s. b. 265. Morris-Providing for
feeding prisoners in county jails.
s. b. 266. Garman-Submitting to
voters a bill to exempt from taxation
property up to $1,000 ,.,,s,,
workshop for the blind.
s. b. 26s. Sharpley-Appropria
for employees of Industrial workshop
s. b. 269. sharpley-Approprlat
for msehinery for Workshop fer blind
trict attorneys six years.
s. B. 271. sharpley-Providing for
punishment of misdemeanors.
S. b. 272. Sharpiey-Regulating pay
ment Of over-appropriations of general
5. b. SIS Morris-Reguiating collec-
tion agencies.
S. B. IA; Tierney-Concerning deiin-
S. b. 27I Tierney-Concerning age
limit of delinquent children.
s. B. s76: Haydenm,Proyiding eo., for 81
s. b. 277, Tobin-For teaching me-
chanical and household arts in public
S. B. 27s, Pearson-Eight-hour law
S. b. 27s.. $50, PSI, 2s2. 2ss, 2s4. Ste
phan-Bills for the state county COM
missioners' association. amending road
and bridge laws and concerning duties
of county commissioners.
S. b. 2s5. Joyce-Forbidding school
children from Joining secret societies;
S. b. 2S6. Garman-Requiring full
crews on trains.
8. B. 2s7. MetZ-Full train crew bill.
s. B. 2ss. w. c. Robinson-Authoriz-
Ing district nd of5csr 70 ppont
S. b. 2Ss, ter-Appropriating
money for payment for new buildings
for state university.
S. B. 290.. Notwithstanding for
manufacturing serum to prevent hog
cholera.
s. b. 2s1. Hecker-Providing for re-
s. b. 2s2 and 2s3. stephan-Classi-
flying Delta county.
s. b. 294 and 295. Stephan-Relating
to courts of review.
state bureau of child and animal pro-
lection.
graphing of county records by abstrac-
S. b. 29s. w. C. Robinson--Exempt-
ing from taxation property of soldiers
and sailors and marines honorably dis
charged.
s. b. 800. Tobin-Compelling bonding
sa to hSSe dsp9sts the to
pie amendments that supreme court:
court. of appeals. and district Judges
salaries be increased to. cover travel
ing expenses now pad by themselves.
S. b. 301. Tobin-Regulating surety
companies.
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acquiring lands outside limits for
parks and governing same.
S. b. 303. Notwithstanding rights
of courts, providing for adult proba-
s. B. so4, MISUNDERSTANDING be-
nevolenr and secret societies.
S. B. 3O5. Sharpley-Regulating in
stitutions ms. for girls and women.
S. B. 306, Van Tiiborg-Approprfati
for state penitentiary.
S. b. 3O7 and S0S. Affolter-Provid-
ing for school directors conventions in
S. b. 309. Carver-Relating to cleo
tions.
Ing elections, providing that If elect
ed candidate dies before securing GER
tificate, the next highest man shall be
declared elected.
S. b. 80. Tierney-Providing farm
for state penitentiary.
S. b. .12. w. c. Robinson-Regulat-
ing loaning of money: anti-usury mca-
sure.
S. b. S1s. Helen r. Robinson-Pro-
viding for salaries for county school
s. B. sI4, Sharpley-Repealing the
state law for barber examiners.
S. b, s15. Hayden-concerning fees
of clerks of county courts.
S. b. 316: Tierney-Appropriati for
the state immigration bureau.
s. 3. 317. Cross-Amending laws re-
town by loan.
S. B. 31s, AffoIter Tierney. cross and
Van Tii9,66rg~AmnemdingS nSo;,yd ;eYylsting law
of appointment.
s. b. 32O. Helen r. Robinson-Relat-
ing to homesteads.
S. B. 319. Parrish tby request)-To
give preference to G. A: r. veterans in
appointments to municipal positions.
S. B. 321, 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. B. 323, Cornforth-Making some
changes in the laws regulating corpo-
rations.
s. B. 1924. Notwithstanding the
reporting and recording of certain dis
eases.
s. r. 325. Geynolds-Amending Sec
tion 1850 of Revised Statutes