Mexico Missouri message., 1915-03-25

No. 392. Mr.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
use of public schoolhouse and grounds
for general public meetings, and for
civic and social purposes.
Committee Substitute for House
Bills Nos. 2S and 61--Changing the
time of holding court in the 31st judi.
cial circuit.
No. 275. Mr.. Notwithstanding
the law governing appeals to the
courts of appeals from the circuit
courts.
No. 38S. Mr. Bradley--Requiring
county courts to select judges of cleo
uons from lists submitted by the cen
trail committees of the two parties
that polled the highest number of
votes in the preceding general cleo
ton.
No. 139. Mr.. Robinson Of Buchanan
Amending the charter of st. Joseph
with reference to bond issues.
No. 141. Mr.. Robinson of Buchanan
Amending the law governing the is
suance of special tax bills by the city
of st. Joseph.
No. lac. Mr., Robinson of Buchanan
Permitting city of st. Joseph to is
sue bonds for repairing school build
ings.
No. 900 Mr.. Changing
time of holding circuit court in Maries
county. &.
No. 4. Mr.. Watson--Fire insurance
rating bill.
No. 1872 Mr.. Simpson-Establish
a reformatory for first offenders in
connection with the Boonville Re-
formatory for Boys.
No. 643. Mr.. Robinson of Buchanan
Changing charter of city of St. Jo-
seph so that city is authorized to oil
streets and roads within it's limits.
No. G75. Mr.. Frank-Amending the
fraternal organization beneficiary
law.
/, No. 407. Mr.. Notwithstanding the
special road district law applicable to
counties that are operating under the
township oganization law.
No. 663. Mr.. Robinson of Buchanan
Amending the charter of st. Joseph
so that city can issue bonds for the
purchase of fire automobiles.
No. 652. Mr.. Taylor-Increasing the
salaries of the chief clerk and his as
sistants in the office of the Kansas
City election commissioners.
No. 1908. Mr.. Haar-MaI1ing provi-
sion for the building of bridges
across streams forming the boundary
or part of the boundary between Mis-
souri, and another state.
No. 651. Mr. Cook and New Madrid
Providing for assessing and collect
ing a uniform tax in drainage dis
tricts and that engineers for such dis.
tricts shall give bond.
No. sos. Mr. Roney-Requiring lead
and zinc mine owners employing 10 or
more men to provide sanitary drink.
ing devices for use of employees.
No. 72. Mr.. Shannon of Jasper-Au.
thorizing cities of 5000 and upwards
to appoint women policemen.
No. 13. Mr.. DUNN -Enlarging the
binder twine mandatory in the peni
tentiary.
No. 704. Mr.. Cooper-Permitting Ii
cense collector of st. Louis and the
county clerks to retain 10 cents fol
each hunters license isued.
No. 774. Mr.. Parker-Authorizing
the collection Of civil damages from
married women.
No. 66S. Mr.. .Adams-Amending the
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clerks in the state insurance depart
ment.
No. 664. Mr.. Robinson of Buchanan
! Amending the charter of the city
of st. Joseph with reference to issu
ance of bonds.
No. 1910 Mr. Settle-Providing for
appointment of assistant county sur
veyor in st. Louis county.
No. 81. Mr.. notwithstanding the
salary of the director of the state
poultry experiment station.
No. 73O. Mr.. Nickell--Amending the
road overseer law.
No. 1O32.-Providing for transporta
| tion of rural school pupils.
No. sO7 Mr. Roney-Requirine
sprlnkling in all lead and zinc mines
No. 75S.-Prohibiting quail being
taken for any purpose out of season
No. ia. Mr.. Bretz-Creating an
other division of the Buchanan county
circuit court.
No. S32. Mr.. Settle-Providing fol
appointment of clerk for juvenile
court.
No. 553,-Amending the deaf ant
dumb institute law.
No. 493.-Making it the duty o.
county clerks and election commits
sioners to correct errors made by
election precincts in certifying elec
tion returns
No. 225 Taylor and Patker-TC
provide public schools for children
who are deaf or who have defective
speech, and to provide state aid fo
school districts establishing sucl
schools.
No. 106, Mr.. McCollum-Giving tn,
city of st. Joseph four justices of tn,