The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-04-01
And Afterwards Signed BY
the Governor.
A SHORT SYNOPSIS IS GIVEN
Out Of Nearly a Thousand
introduced Less Than
Hundred Passed.
GRIsT OF LEGISLATIVE GRIND

The Legislature recently adjourn
ed passed "a of the 99S bills intro
duced during the session. or the
bills introduced 635 originated in
the House and 1868 in the Senate,
while As of the measures that pass
ed originated in the House and As
in the Senate.
Among the bills that passed both
Houses and have-been signed by the
Governor are the following:
To require graded school districts
to maintain high schools. ----
To deprive persons convicted of
carrying concealed deadly weapons
of citizenship and making the sec
ond offense felony.
Permitting State Capitol Commits
sion to sell old executive mansion
and apply proceeds to debt on new.
Recurring loose leaf tobacco sales
warehousemen to post on premises
amount and price of each days
sales.
To amend indeterminate sentence
law.
Commissioners to grant paroles with
approval of Governor
Providing for two additional mine
inspectors and fixing the salary of
the chief inspector at $4,000.
Providing State aid in building
public roads and levying tax of .
cents for State road fund.
Hampton bill to prohibit trans
portation Of liquor for sale in local
option territory, and to prohibit
persons having in possession liquor
for sale in such territory except
druggists. Requiring common car
Aiers to Keep record of liquor ship
ments in separate books and making
them prima facie proof in proceed
ings for violation of the local option
law.
\ Extending term OF common
schools.
Permitting cities of fourth class
to create sinking fund and levy tax
to pay school bonds.
Cary bill to amend State primary
law.
To permit fourth-class cities to
adopt commission government.
Fixing punishment for derogatory
Statements affecting the credit of H.
nancial institutions.
Providing for the issuance of
search warrants in Illicit liquor
cases.
Regulating hotels and providing
for inspection.
Regulation undertakers.
To punish the making or use of
false statements to obtain property
or credit.
Providing license for trained
nurses.
To abolish third-class teachers
certificates and providing for three
county commissioners.
Waltons cold check bill, making
II a penal offense to draw check on
bank without deposit equal to
amount of check.
Two and half-cent railroad fare
bill.
Providing for appointment of
county inspector of weights and
measures.
Regulating motor vehicles and
rreating Office of Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles and Board of Exam
iners to license chauffeurs.
Requiring itinerant merchants to
pay, a. license of $3.50 and give bond
vi $1,000.
Authorizing State Board of Edu-
cation to grant certificates to grad
yates Of colleges to teach in High
Schools and to validate certificates
of other States.
Requiring tobacco sales ware
housemen to keep daily accounts OF
sales and make monthly sworn
statements ITO Department of Agri-
culture as to types.
Providing for election OF county
commissioners in counties contain
ing cities OF the fourth-class.
Amending Inheritance tax laws TO
make Inheritance tax per cent.
collateral inheritanees. on amounts