The Jasper news., 1915-04-01

HBe ulSIIlCJ ldWS
No. 10. Mr.. Kassmann-Amending =
election laws governing fourth-class
cities.
No. 104 Mr.. Notwithstanding to
suits for possession of real estate.
No. 900. Mr.. Myers-Approprating
money to encourage the poultry indus
try; each regularly organized associa-
ton to receive 500 for it's premium
list from the state.
No. 70.-Requiring the city of Joplin
to pay state dramshop license of 5000
per year and county $500 yer pear.
No. IT'S. Mr.. Barbee-Providing for
oiling streets of third-class cities.
No. 76 Mr.. taedtler-Relating to
appointments by mayors in first class
cities.
No. &c. Mr.. Lee-FiXing the salaries
of county officers of Jasper county.
| No. 215. Mr.. Notwithstanding the
criminal court by providing imprison-
ment for failure to pay fine for GER
tain offenses.
No. 400. Mr.. Conner of Barton-Au-
thorizing school boards to purchase
out of the incidental school revenue
fund text books for poor children.
No. 1899. Mr. Tuggle-Appropria
ing $295,000 for the pay of mileage
and per diem of the officers and men,
bers and contingent expenses of the
general assembly.
No. 1924. Mr.. Tuggle-Appropria
money for the support, maintenance
and improvement of the state univer-
sity and other educational institutions
during the years 1915 and 1916.
No. S25. Mr. Schofield affect Ma
rian county only)-Requires the col
lector of revenue of that county to
maintain an office in the city of Han
nibal, in addition to his office at Pal
myra, the county seat.
Senate Bills.
No. AS. Senator Mitchell-General
revision OF the laws under which
state banks and trust companies op-
! crate.
No. PAS. Senator housekeeping
| mine owners where more than 10 min
ers are employed to provide baths,
toilets and other conveniences of a
sanitary character
No. 395. Senator Goodson-Author-
izing cities of the fourth-class to is
: sue bonds for erection of buildings
r and bridges and waterworks and 9TH
er improvements.
, No 425. Senator Goodson-Provid-
: ing for the payment of special STEM
D ographers in the circuit court
No. 43O. Senator Rodgers-Chang-
t. ing the time of holding circuit court
j. in the 35th judicial circuit.
l. No. POI. Senator Notwithstanding
J. the tenure of the supreme court COM
l. missioners for four years from April
Is, 1915.
No. 2. Senator Kinney-Creating a
commission for the blind and provid-
- ing for the appointment of its men,
bers, fixing the term of office and de-
filming their duties.
No. 479. Senators Hawkins and
Bronson-Amending the county seat
y road dragging law.
% No. 4S7 Senator Notwithstanding
the law relating to the apportionment
3 of the general road fund.
). Committee Substitute for Senate bill
q No Ats. Senator Bronson-Giving to
p counties the right of eminent domain
d in road matters.
No. 522. Senator Notwithstanding
IL the powers of the Rolla School of
'e Mines in the issuance of degrees.
y No. 440. Senator Harris-Regulating
the salaries of the circuit clerks of
u the state.
II No. 1874. Senator Misunderstanding
=, judges of the county court of St Louis
- county a board of overseers and fix.
- ing their salaries at $1,000 per year.
No. 305. Senator Gardner-Regulat.
-, - ing the commissions of the collector
~ OF revenue of st. Louis county.
No. POS. Senator Kinney-Providing
for two new judges for the circuit
~ court Of the City of st. Louis.
I, No. 903. Senator Goodson-Provid.
ing for the organization of mutual au.
mr. tomobile insurance companies.
III No, All. Senator Glick-Increasing
the indemnity the state may pay for
- cattle slaughtered to prevent the
ri spread of diseases.
40 No. 575. Senator Harris-Authoriz
no ing county courts and cities to EN-
m ploy trained nurses and to appropriate
money to prevent the spread OF tuber
culosis.
~ Committee Substitute for Senate
~ Bills Nos. 3S6, 3S7, 1888 and 389--In
creasing the salaries of the judge.
10 and commissioners of the supreme