El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-03-23
81 BILLS.

House bill s. by McAskiu and others
Z Authorizing The railroad commission
10 require railroad companies 10 con-
struct spur tracks.
House bill 10, by Campbell and Bea-
SON Creating state naval militia
House bill %, by NaddOS- Requiring
owners and operators Of mines TO pro-
vide bath facilities for employees
House bin 40 by Dickson OF Lamar
Making II the duty OF tax collectors
and county attorneys TO mail notices 10
delinquent taxpayers
House bill Is, by Stephens: Requiring
that all notes or liens given for patent
right consideration sOr patent right
territory shall state on their face the
consideration for which they are given.
House bill 90, by McAskill- Requiring
reciprocal insurance companies TO
maintain a cash fund OF $4,000 avail
able 10 pay losses
Aid for Feeble Minded.
House Dill %, by Reeves and Nc
Mlllin; Creating a state farm colory
for the feeble minded
House bin 81, by Dixon Of harris-
Providing for the recording OF tax re-
celpts and the issuance Of receipts in
duplicate.
House bill 90. by 8acAskin: Providing
Tor the formation Of corporations for
me manufacture, storage and transpOr-
tatlon Of clay and clay products
House bill 1O4, by BOner: Requiring
the secretary Of state TO certify 10
nominations
House Din 113, by Neeley: To prevent
distractions Of streets, roads and high
ways at railroad crossings for more
than five minutes at a time.
House bill lie. by Jones and Bolin:
Providing for the erection Of three
new state normal schools, one TO be in
senator HUdspeth's district
House bill 125, by Tilson and others.
RACING bounty on wolves, coyotes,
other wild animals and Jack rauDits.
House bill 127, by Nannoy. Prohibit
ing betting on elections.
House bill 129. by Templeton. Per-
hitting state, county and city deposit
tories to give a surety bond instead of
cash bond.
House bill 153, by Davis. Authorizing
counties 20 levy a 5 cents tax for
parks.
House bill 154. by Davis. Permitting
incorporated towns of 500 inhabitants
TO issue bonds for permanent improve
ments-
Easy For New Lawyers.
House bill 631, by wagstaff: Per
hitting licensed attorneys. from an
other state actively engaged in the
practice Of law for five years next pre-
ceding. to be granted a license to prac-
tee law in Texas without examination
House bill 6fS, by Gates: Requiring
municipal and other corporations own
ing dams in regularly running streams
to provide fish ladders.
House Dill ., by Burgess Authoriz-
ING Ihe appointment of a. state forester D
by the board OF directors OF the Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college. and
appropriating $4,000 for the purpose
House bill IS. by Thompson and Sui
llvan; Providing for the issuance Of !
SIX months negotiable notes against I
warehouse receipts on cotton and other I
farm products.
House bill 14a- by Caldwell. Increas- I
ing the salaries Of the stenographers /
IN the courts OF civil appeals
House bill 156. by Miller and TUlot-
SOM Prohibiting the carrying or arms !
into churches or other assemblies.
Cattle Killed By Trains.
House bill 24S. by Metcalfe: Requir-
ing section fOremeu to report to county ,
clerk any animal killed or found dead I
on the roadbed of railroads
House bill 1876. by Cunningham: Re
lulrlng that political advertisements
must he signed by the persons re-
sponsible for them.
House bill 1877, by Gamer. Making
an emergency appropriation Of $4,000
Tor the Agricultural and Mechanical
college.
House bin 2oS. by Mcdowell and
Bruce ENempting tide water cities
rom the anti-stream pollution act
House bill 2l1. by Dercherd and ,
lthers ttne rural high school buD.
r lacing the management Of county
schools in the hands Of a board OF