The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1914-04-01

mated in the senate and 4S in the
house. The bills passed formed but
small percentage of those offered, for
members of the senate placed in the
hopper 363 measures. while the house
members were even more eager to
hand in bills, having offred 635.
The bills which passed both houses
are as follows:
Senate Bills Passed.
To create q commission to admins
ter a fund for erecting and equipping
county buildings.
To require graded school districts
to maintain high schools.
To deprive persons convicted OF car
rying concealed deadly weapons Of cit
izenship and making second offense a
felony.
To extend circuit court terms In
Bell and Harlan counties.
The workmen's compensation act
with state insurance feature.
To license plumbers in first and sec
ond class cities.
To abolish lump appropriations to
public institutions and require officers
to report monthly to auditor with
vouchers.
Providing that no appeal may be
had in civil actions unless controversy
involves $500.
To create deputy coroner of Jeffer.
son county.
Bosworth bill, to revise road law
providing state aid.
Amendment providing for working
convicts on public roads.
| Creating office of commissioner OF
Confederate pensions, with two assist
ants.
Giving consent to acquisition of ma
tional reforest reserve in Kentucky.
Permitting third class cities to adOpt
commission government.
People To Elect Senators.
Providing for election of United
States senators by popular vote.
Giving state banks authority to OWL
stock in federal reserve.
Preventing employment by railroad
telegraph, telephone or companies o
boys under q years old before a. m
or after 3 p. m.
Preventing children under 10 years
old Icing committed to house of re
form and providing counties must pa.
expense of conveying children unde
Is to house of reform unless convicted
of felony.
Amending county unit law to proyid
that Is per cent of the voters of tn,
whole county may call local option
election.
Permitting life and casualty cooper
alive insurance companies to amen,
their bylaws and regulating them.
Exempting state warrants from taxa
ton.
Giving county judges and magis
, trates exclusive jurisdiction of pena
| cases In which the limit of fine is $50
and giving county judges jurisdiction
in penal cases in which fine limit
500, and all sentences not exceeding
so days, and jurisdiction in all mis-
demeanor cases.
Changing time of holding court Il
the Twenty-ninth judicial district.
: Creating illiteracy commission.
Providing for oiling streets in thir
! class cities.
} Requiring fire drill and teachin
: fire prevention In schools, and requil
ing fire marshals to regulate storag
, OF inf1ammable material
To prohibit sale of tobacco to m
nors. -
| convIets To Work Land.
Authorizing leasing of land for prii
on farm.
,, Amending charter of Twelve Mil
Turnpike Co. in Campbell county.
Permitting State capitol commissio
to sell old executive mansion and az
I ply proceeds to debt on new.
Amending banking act, requirin
fling of Incorporation articles of stat
r banks with banking commissioner, an
' providing for additional examiner.
Fixing time of holding court 4
o Twenty-third district
To require submission of MONTH
accounts Of house Of refuge to priso
board and approval of governor for al
pointment to positions and to tur
. into state treasury all revenue fror
house OF reform.
: Changing the Sixteenth and MINI
teenth senatorial districts.