Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-03-27

books for all common schools.
II. B. No. 295.-R. B. Hutchcrsft. If..
Bourbon county-To provide for uni
form accounting and inspection q
public offices.
II. b. No. 134--L. NJ. smith. Mercer
county-To punish making or use OF
false statements to obtain property on
credit
H. r. No. CIV. A. Perry. Jeffersoa
county-To license trained nurses.
H. b. No. 494.-John A. Judy, Mont
| gomery county-To amend chapter
116, acts of 1910, to provide for cleo
ton of county commissioners In
counties containing fourth-clsss cittes
in 1915.
II. b. No 1S3.-W. L. Hampton, Full
ton county-To provide for county aid
in building levees.
II. B. No. 35.-E. d. Stone, Critten-
den County-To limit passenger fare
to 21S cents the mile.
II. b. No. 3S.--E. L, Brown, Davies
County-To provide for one poll tar
in cities of third class.
H. b. No. GOV. M. Webb, johnson
County-To abolish third class teach.
ers' certificates, provide for three
county examinations, changing date a
one from August to September.
II. b. No. OH. ]. Meyers, Kenton
County-To provide annuity fund for
school teachers in second class cities.
II. b. No. 10. @. Coke, Logan
County-To extend common school
term to months.
II. b. No. I'll. NJ. Smith, Mercer
County--To permit fourth class cities
to adopt commission government
II. b. No. S2.-J. w. Douglas, Owen
County-To fix punishment for dsros-
atory statements affecting the credit
of financial institutions.
II. b. No. SCI w. Douglas, Owen
County-To provide for issuance OF
search warrants in Illicit liquor cases.
II. b. No. 1O9.-Frank c. Greene.
Carroll County-To amend Act Of 1904.
relating to State Board Of Embalming,
so as to include the regulation OF ''un-
dertaking"
II. b. No. 1876. II. Cary, Mclean
County-To repeal Chapter 80, Acts
of 1912, providing for appointment OF
county inspector of weights and meas
ures.
II. b. No. 196.-John McDyer, Boyd
County-To provide State aid in build
ing roads and levy tax Of i've cents
for state road fund.
II. 3. No. 242.-.H. J. Meyers, Rentoa
County-To regulate motor vehicles,
create Office of commissioner of mo-
tor vehicles and board OF examiners
to license chauffeurs.
II. b. No. 25S-Adam SPAIN, JefYer-
son COunty-To repeal Section 2l17,
and amend Section 4224, Kentucky
Statutes, to require itinerant mer.
chants to pay license OF $3.50 and
put up bond of $1,000 to secure credi-
tors.
II. b. No. 272.--T. ]. Jones, Galloway
County-To authorize State Board of
Education to grant certificates to
graduates of colleges to teach In high
schools and to validate certificates OF
other States.
II. b. No. 27S,-W Bailey. Masofnn
County-To grant license to practice
medicine. without examination to per
sons who graduated from medical
school on or before July /, 1905.
II. b. No. 279.-T. II. Jones, Gallo
way County-To reduce bonds or
prison wardens to $4,000 aud depu-
ties to $4,000
II. b. No. 2SO.--C. B. Nichols, Fay
cite County-To amend Article 2.
Chapter 8, Kentucky Statutes, to en-
power Live Stock Sanitary Board to
take charge of all epidemics among
domestic animals and employ q veter-
marian.
H. b. No: 44O.-Joseph Boitnott,
Caldwell County-To appropriate Sl0..
$50 quarterly to the Confederate Home
for four years,
II. b. No. Elwood Hamilton,
Franklin County To amend Section
500, Kentucky Statutes, to entitle In.
surance companies to proper credit
in reduction Of liabilities for rein
surahce in companies not authorized
to do business in State, providing two
per cent premium tax is paid on such
reinsurance.
IL. b. No. Alb. ]. Meyers, Ken.
ton County-'fo amend Section 30s6,
Kentucky Statutes, SO that city In
stead of contractor shall collect street
improvement apportionment assess
ments in second class cities.
II. b. No. 524.-M. S. Walton, Fay
cite County-To increase number OF