The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1914-04-02
ceeding 30 days, and jurisdiction in all

District-To create illiteracy Commits
sion.
S. b. No. 153.-S. l.. Marshall, Fifth
District-To amend section 1890, in
subsection 2, Article 4, Chapter SO,
Kentucky Statutes, to provide for oil
ing streets in Third Glass Cities.
S. B. No. 179-M O. Scott, Nine
teenth District-To amend Section 2,
Chapter IS, Acts of 1912, to require
fire marshal of regular storage of in
f1ammable materials, to provide for en-
forcement of his orders, to require fire
drill and teaching of fire prevention
in schools.
S. B. No. 213.-J. II. Durham. Ninth
District-To authorize Prison Com
mission to lease land for prison farms.
S. B. No 215.-Webster Helm, Tween
ty-fifth District-To amend charter of
Twelve Mile Turnpike Company, to re-
peal right to collect toll for Four Mile
Creek bridge, in Campbell County
S. B. No. 23S.-Charles H. Knight,
Thirty-sixth District-To amend Sec
ton III, of Constitution, to permit
classification of property for purposes
of taxation.
S. B. No. 25O.-Charles H. knight,
Thirty-sixth District-To amend acts
relating to House of Reform, to re-
quire submission of monthly accounts
to Prison Board and approval of Gov
ernor for appointment of positions
and to turn into State treasury all
revenues from House of Reform.
S. B. No. 25S.-M. o. Scott, Nine
teenth District-To create Sixteenth
Senatorial district to be composed of
Clinton, Cumberland, Monroe. Russell
and Wayne Counties, and Nineteenth
District to be composed of Adair, Bar
rem and Metcalfe.
S. B. No. 26S.-Hite Huffaker, Thirty.
seventh District-To require employ
ment Of prisoners, whose labor is not
now under contract, on public work.
and require other State institutions to
purchase supplies manufactured in
State prisons in preference to others.
S. B. No. 267.-Charles II. Knight,
Thirty-sixth District-To amend char
ter of first class cities, giving city
power to require laying of lateral pipes
from gas and water mains before
streets are paved.
S. B. No. 269.-J. R. Zimmerman,
Twelfth District-To amend Section
PAST, Kentucky Statutes, relating to
lien of employees and material men on
real estate and other property of manu-
featuring, mining or public improve
ment companies, assigned for benefit
of creditors.
S. B. No. 270.-H. G. Overstreet,
Eighth District-To require looseleaf
tobacco sales warehousemen to post
on premises amount and price of each
days sales.
S. B. No. BOW. w. Bodies, Four
teenth District-To amend Section 300
Kentucky Statutes, to provide for
board of trustees of five members for
Institute for Blind.
S. B. No. 313.-W w. Bodies, Four.
teenth District-To change name of
Capitol Square Police to Executive
Marshal, and fix salary at 1880
S. B. No. 321.-C. d. Arnett, Thirty
fourth District-To provide for two
additional assistant mine inspectors,
fix salary of chief at $4,000, and pre-
scribe duties.
S. B. No. 326.-J. T Tunis, Twenty
seventh District-To repeal and reeu-
act Section 1916, Kentucky Statutes, 10
permit cities to fix and regulate man
ner of collecting liquor license.
s. B. No. 345.-N. Cobern, Thirty
fifth District-To amend Section 653,
Chapter 80, Article 4, Division l. Ken
lucky Statutes, TO permit employment
of extra examiners by Insurance Com.
missioner.
S. B. No. 35S.-C. H. Knight, Thirty
sixth District-To amend Section TAI,
Subdivision 8, Chapter 80, Kentucky
Statutes, to increase allowance OF In.
surance Commissioner for salaries
from $4,000 to $4,000
HOUSE BILLS.
H. B. No. 30.-John B. Duffy, Chris