The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-19

House bill No. 500. by SteNenS-An acU
| legalizing and confirming the action of
| the board of commissioners of the city of
independence, Kan, with reference to TIE
paving of South Fifth street of said CRY,
and authorizing the issuance of improve
| ment bonds of said city in the of $1i,-
325 IS to pay for said improvements.
House bill No. $50, by NEWMAN act
to amend chapter lis of the session Laws
| of 1911, and to authorize boards of educa-
non OF cities of the second class haVl1 tes a
| 1900 population to build school houses or
| additions to school houses, and TO pur-
chase additions to school sites, and To
i levy taxes to pay the cost thereof
House bill No. $50 by fish and game
committee-A substitute for house bill No.
amending sections 8, s. 6, 8, 8, 10, 49, 16, II,
| 20, SO, 40 and Al of chapter 1913 of the SEES
sections, and repeating section 1898 of the
general statutes of 1909, and all acts and
parts of acts in conflict Herewith.
Bills Adversely Reported.
House bill No. sos. by Wilson of
Greeley-An act providing for the pur-
maintain one on each railroad division
in Kansas by any railroad operating
and engaged IN transportation of pas
sengers or freight in the state of Kan
Sas.
House bill No. 661, by Wilson of
Greeley-An act amending section 27S
of chapter 3d., being section 1855 of
the general statutes of Kansas of 1909,
and repeating said original section,
prohibiting the issuance of any free
passage, tickets or transportation by
any railroad company or other COM
mon carrier except those mentioned,
and prohibiting the use of the same,
and making it unlawful for any other
person than those excepted to solicit
or use a free pass.
House bill No. 537, by Shuey-An
act to regulate the handling of rail-
way engines and switch yards.
House bill No. 424, by Wilson of
Crawford-An act authorizing certain
cities of the second class having a
population not to exceed 5000 inhab-
itants to levy a tax for the purpose
or maintaining system of water
works, extending water mains and
hydrant rentals.
House bill No. 643, by Bay (by re-
quest)--An act to prevent locomo-
tives from being operated backward.
and providing penalties for the VIOLA
ton therefor.
House bill No. 245, by Bailey-An
act relating to the moving of weeds
on railroad right of ways.
Senate bill No. 5, by Waggener-An
act amending section 1915 of the laws
of 1901, relating to assessment and
taxation.
House bill No. 6se. by Keene-An set
authorizing the supreme court to direct
the trial court to take additional evidence
| IN certain instances in criminal cases
where the additional evidence does not
involve d questionable fact of the jury
House bill No. go, by Keene-An act to
amend sect1on lUI of the code of criminal
| procedure, being 66S3 of the general stat
uteS of 1909, and the repeal of original
section 1O1 of the code of criminal procei-
ure. being section 66S3 of the general stat
utes Of 1909.
House bill No 81, by Keene-An act to
amend section 209 of the code of criminal
eral statutes of 1909 and the repeal OF
original section 200 of the code of civil
procedure. being section 67s5 of the gen
eral statutes of 1909.
House bill No. 76S. by Keene-An act re-
Iatlng to indictments and informatio III
criminal cases, and to amend section $50
or the general statutes of 1909, and re-
pealing said original section.
House bill No. 721, by Mulroy by re-
cedure and providing for collection of de-
1ects in courts that bind over to the dis
trlct court, and for the taxation of cos s
IN certain criminal cases.
House bill No. ST. by Keene-An act to
amend section 3S4 of the code of criminal
procedure. being section 6S5S of the gen
eral statutes of 1909 and the repeal of fine
SAID original section 2S4 of the code or
criminal procedure, being section 6S5S of
the general statutes of 1909
House bill No. 722, by Mulrov Cby re-
quesD-An act relating to service or pro-
cess upon public officers and providing
Tor such service upon deputies assistants
and upon judges pro tenn. when the prin-
clpaI or incumbent of the office is absent
from the Jurisdiction of the court. or IN
competent or not to be found.
house bill No 5SS. by RiddIe-An act
relatlng to elections and amending sec
NASAio
ter 80 of the general statutes of 1909, and
providing additional safeguards for the
protec1on of elections, and repeating said
article 10. chapter IS of the general stat
utes of 1909
House bill No 3a5. by Riddle cbv re.
questl-An act relating to jurors ara
amending section 1896 of the general stat
utes of Kansas of 1909, being section / or
chapter 104 of the laws of 1876.
House bill No. 42S, by Ashcroft-An act
ProVldlng Tor summoning jurors by mail
ana amending section 1908 general statutes
OF 1913, and repeating said section 46OS
House bill No. 1856, by Dodderidge-An
act fixing the time for the regular meet
ing OF the boards of county commission
the general statutes of Kansas of 1909 and
to repeal said original sections
House bill No. SIG, by Holbrook-An act
10 regulate the business of loaning money
on security of any kind by persons firms
and corporations other than national
banks, licensed bankers trust companies,
savings banks, building and loan associa-
tlons and real estate brokers in the state
of Kansas.
House bill No. sos by GiIman-An act
providing for the registration of voters.
House bill No 500, by Crippen-An act
relating to civil and criminal procedure
and authorizing the compulsory inspection
and examination of places, buildings,
machinery etc.
House bill No GA, by Carney-An act
to require court reporters to make reports
IN duplicate to the clerk of the district
court, and to the county clerk of the
cases in court in which they take steno-
graphic notes of testimony, and the time
employed in each case
House bill No. MS by Mulroy (by re-
quest)-An act concerning criminal pro-
cedure and amending section 30S of the
criminal code, being section 67S4 of the
general statutes of 1909.
House bill No. 716, by Mulroy (by
quest)-An act to make the county treas
urer trustee of the plaintiffs in recoveries
in cases of damages for certain classes
of tortS. and to authorize and direct such
frro cJlro to no ont -nvi in
installments.
House bill No. III. by Mulroy (by re-
Quest)-An act to establish county courts
in all counties of the state of Kansas
having a population of less than 5000.
House bill No u.s. by Mulroy (by re-
quest)-An act to establish procedure to
ir,1r nd ALL oh md