The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-02

Goes Through.
Frankfort, Ky.-After enacting a
large number of new laws, the Ken.
lucky General Assembly adjourned.
SENATE BILLS.
The following bills we're passed dur
ing the whole session:
S. B. No. Nv. w. Bodies, Spencer
county-To create building commits
sion to administer fund for erecting
and equipping county buildings.
S. B. No. Al. F. Bosworth, Bell
county-To extend circuit court terms
in Veil and Harlan counties
S. b. No. 164.-J. T. Tunis, Lexing-
ton-To require State and local boards
of health to conduct courses of study
in prevention and cure of infectious
diseases of the eye, and prescribe
duties of physicians and nurses.
Casey county-To amend section $50,
Kentucky Statutes, 10 change time of
holding circuit court in Twenty-ninth
district
S. b. No. S4.-Walker c. Hall, Gov.
ington-To give State banks authority
to own stock in Federal reserve banks.
S. B. No. 1O4.-W. A. Frost. Graves
cOunty-To amend chapter 81, article
1, of the State constitution, so that a
petition for a county local option cleo
ton is sufficient, if signed by % per
cent of the voters of the whole county.
S. B. No. Pr. Antle, Sixteenth Dis
trict TO require graded schools
to maintain high school, to permit
them to extend or decrease boundary
to provide means for abolishing them !;
to permit their boundaries to include
parts of two counties; to consolidate
with rural schools; to levy tax not ex-
ceeding so cents; to require $50 pu-
pills in graded district; to require ap-
proval by board and superintendent
vi PONiblO1 lOi ulSIIlCl IL.
S. B. No. &C. d. Arnett, Thirty.
fourth District-To deprive person
convicted of carrying concealed weap-
on of citizenship for two years, and
make second offense felony.
S. B. No. Nv. A Frost, First Dis
trict-To amend Section 1923, Ken
lucky Statutes, relating to taxation,
by striking out words, ''if property be
sold before February l, of the year in
which taxes are due and payable, it
shall be the duty of purchaser to pay
taxes thereon, and if sold after Feb
ruary l, in the year in which taxes are
due and payable, it shall be the duty
of seller to pay taxes thereon"
S. B. No. 11.-Charles Knight, Thir-
ty-sixth District-To define liability
of employer for compensation of work.
man injured in industrial employment
S. B. No. lbs. L. Robertson, Thir.
ty-eighth District-To license plumb
ers in first and second class cities.
S. B. No. 17.-G. G. Speer, Twentieth
District-To regulate method of pay.
ing appropriations to public institu.
lions.
S. B. No.39-J. F. Bosworth, Seven.
teenth District-To revise road laws.
S. B. No. 63.-S. r. Glenn, Third
District-To create office of Commits.
sioner of Pensions and re-enact Con.
federate Pension Act.
S. B. No. To. F. Bosworth, Sew.
enteenth District-To give consent to
acquisition of National forest reserve
in Kentucky.
S. B. No. III. F. Bosworth, Sew.
enteenth District-To permit third
class cities to adopt commission gov.
eminent
S. B. No. SIS. r. Glenn, Third
District-To provide for election OF
United States Senators by popular
vote
S. B. No. eli. T. Tunis, Twenty.
seventh Dlstrict-To repeal Section
S31a, Kentucky Statutes, Child Labor
Law, and enact substitute, regulating
employment OF children.
S. B. No. 94-S. K. Glenn, Third
Distrjct-To prevent children under Il
being committed 10 House of Reform
and to provide that counties must pay
expense of conveying to House of Re
form any child under 16 committed to
it, unless convicted of a felony.
S. B. No. 130.-Webster Helm, Tween.
ty-fifth District-To amend Section 8
Chapter 72, Acts of 1910, to exempt
State Warrants from taxation.
S. B. No. 141-W. B. Moody, Twenty.
first District-To give county judges
and magistrates exclusive Jurisdiction
of penal cases in which limit of fine
is $40; and give county judge juris.
diction of penal cases in which fine
Emit is 800 and Jail sentence not ex.