The Springfield herald., 1913-02-28


duties of public examiner.
s. b. 2eb. Morris-Providfng for
E. ass IN goas,S
voters a bin TO exempt ssn an from taxation
s. b. 2Ss. sharpley-ApproprIat
8. b. 269, sharpIey--ApproprIat
for machinery for Workshop for blind.
people amendment maxim. term of dis
trict attorneys six years.
s. B. 27f, Misunderstanding for
punishment of misdemeanors.
S. ID. e12, Notwithstanding pay
ment of ver-appropriations of general
S. b. 273. Notwithstanding colIec-
s. b. 274. Tierney-Concerning delin-
S. b. Is. Tierney-concerning age
limit of delinquent children.
$. b. 276. Hayden-,Providing for 81
s. b. Ell, Tobin-For tenching me-
chanieal and household arts in public
S. B.. 27s. CONGRATULATIONS law
3. r. as. $50, PSI, ESQ. 2ss, 2s4. Ste
phan-Bilis for the state county COM
missioners' association. amending, road
and bridge laws and concerning duties
8. b. 2S5. Joyce-Forbidding school
s. b. 2ss. Misunderstanding full
g. B. 287. Metz-FuIl train crew bill
S. 3. 2ss. w, C. Robinson-Authoriz-
ing district attorneys to appoint stem
osrapher and special Officers.
money for payment for new buildings
for state university.
s. d. go, MacArthur--Providi for
ia, ri ~
cholera.
:. s. r. 291. Heoker-Providins for re-
$. B, 2s2 and ssa. stephan-classl-
Tying Delta. county.
s. B. 294 and 295, Stephan-Relating
to courts OF review.
s. B. 296. Garman-.Est bl!shinE
S. b. 2s7. Observation-Disclosures proto-
graphing of county records by abstrac-
tors.
s. b. PCS. W. c. Robinson-Exempt-
ing from taxation property of soldiers
and sailors and marines honorably dis
charged.
s. b. 400. Tobin-CompeIling bonding
companies o have deposits In the state.
s. b. 2ss. Joyce.1snbmitting to peo-
court eae of appeals. aud distr fe 3S Sas
salaries be Increased to cover travel
ing expenses now pad by themselves
s. b. .so1. Misunderstanding surety
acquiring lands outside limits for
p ). b. soa. sharpleSSspefinine rights
of courts. providing for adult proba-
''G 8. b. 500. sharpley-Resu,atins be-
nevolenr and secret societies.
8. b. aO5. sharpley..ReEuiating In
J. B. scs f Van Fiji
,0s 5. BAG 3. 20! and ses Atfol,er-Provld-
conjunction with teachers conventions
8. b. 500. Carver-Relating to cleo
s. b. s11. w. C. Robinson-concern-
ing elections. providing TINT II elect
ed candidate dies before securing GER
tificate.. the next highest man shall be
for state penitentiary.
s. 3. III. W; G. Robinson-Reguiat-
8. b. s13. Helen R. RobInson-pro-
viding for salaries for county school
J. B. sit. sharpley-Repealins the
state law for barber examiners. '
8. B.. 3l6. Notwithstanding fees
8. 3. sis; Observation-Disclosures for
the II ate immigration bureau,
s..R. 81. Cross.-Amendins laws re-
town BY loan.
8. d. SIS. AffoIter. .Tierney. Cross and
Van Tilbor9-AmendlnK existing law
to give the governor additional power
Of appointment.
s. a s2e. Helen r. Robinson-Relat-
Ing to homesteads.
8. B. 319, Parrish tby request)-To
give preference to G. A. r. veterans In
appointments to municipal positions.
8. B. 32l, Notwithstanding me-
chapics' liens.
8. b. 3e2. Cornforth-Concerning IL
Quor licenses; providing for not less
than one gallon to be sold ut retail.
8. B. a23. Cornforth-Making some
rations. -.
s. B. 1924. Notwithstanding the
reporting and recording OF certain dis
s. b. 325. Notwithstanding sec
tion 1850 of Revised Statutes. ~,
s. b. 326, Cornforth-AmendIn In
junction law.
8. r. 327. Misunderstanding terms. of
district judges and district attorneys
the same. s.l .
s.. b. s2S. Notwithstanding pro-
fession of shorthand reporters.
s. B. 329, wellaid-To enable Colo
RADIO to protect state waters
s. b. $40. Parrish fby request-Re-
quiring auto drivers to stop before
crossing railroad. tracks and bouie-
wards.
S. b. $a1. Notwithstanding vicious
journalism.
s. b. a32. Heckcr-1-ibel law against
newspapers.
s. b. 333, .cornforth-To prevent oc-
cupational diseases.
S. b. 1874. Garman-Regulating safe