Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-04-08

state printing department The bill
carries an appropriation of $4,000
and provides that not more than $1,000
of this shall be spent for the compila'
ton of the statutes. The last com
pilation of the general statutes was in
1909. Davis.
Senate Bill 115-Appropriates $751;
900 year for salaries and wages at
the Topeka state hospital, and $l4O,'
600 a year for maintenance and re-
pairs.
Limits Hatchery Expense.
Senate Bill 674-Appropriates $4,000
a year for the salary Of the state
fish and game warden out OF the hunt
ing license receipts. The remainder
of the receipts are to be used TOT
the benefit of the department, pro-
vided that not more than $4,000 shall
be spent on the fish hatchery in any
one year. Carey.
House Bill 1898 - Appropriates
Sc ,633. 10 for maintenance at Memorial
hall the next two years.
Substitute for House Bill 663-Ap-
propriates $4,000 for the protection OF
the horticultural and apiary interests
of the state through the state ento-
biological commission. 1t specifically
provides that the commission shall pay
special interest to the stamping out
of communicable disease among bees.
state Board Appropriations.
Senate Bill 7S9-Makes appropria-
lions for the state board of correc-
lions and for the state board of edu-
cation. 1t allows $4,000 each year
for the correctional board for salaries,
1900 year for expenses and $500 a
year each year to pay necessary ex-
penses for the board of education.
House Bill 1O99-Appropriates $4,000
for the board of managers of the state
Soldiers home.
House Bill 2S1 - Authorizes the
board of directors at the penitentiary
to pay $50 for the coal rights in the
town of Progress, Leavenworth coun-
ty. Endres.
House Bill SS-Appropriates $3.50
for a sewer in Kansas City, Kas. Hol-
brook.
Senate Bill 79O-Appropriates
$4,000 for the payment of interest on
the states bonded Indebtedness.
Senate Bill 4SO-Appropriates $4,000
as an emergency appropriation for the
rewriting at the blind school at Kan
sas City, Kas.
Relating to Legal Proceedings.
House Bill 140-Requires executors
and administrators to make final set
Element of their trust to the probate
court within two years and thirty
days from their qualification. Jones.
Senate Bill 26O-Prohibits and pro-
vides a penalty for putting on record
false or fraudulent mortgages on real
estate. Penalty provided is $500 to
81 900 fine or Imprisonment in county
Jail up'to one year, or both. The VIC
lator also is subject to civil action
for damages. Wilson.
House Bill S00-Prohibits stenogra-
pliers of district courts from acting
as attorneys in any case in any court
in the state Endres.
For First Class Cities.
Senate Bill Provides for board
of public welfare in first class cities
of less than $4,000, to regulate thea
tiers, dance halls and other public
places of recreation and amusement
Porter.
Senate Bill 33S-Provides that in
school elections in second class cities
residents of the school districts in
cluded in the city school district, but
outside the city limits. shall vote at
some polling place inside the city lin
its. Klein.
Senate Bill 441-Apthorizes cities
of the second class to install and main
tain white ways under the same law
as already applied to first class cities.
Nixon.
Senate Bill 749-Strikes the limit
on the tax levy for general school
purposes. 1t raises the limit from
91h mills to Az mills on the dollar;
where there is a city of the third
class in the school district, maintain
ing an accredited high school, the dis
trict may vote levy Of G mills on the
dollar. The old limit was mills
Kinds.
House Bill 792-Reduces the popu-
lation requirement for counties to es'
tablish county high schools from 5000
to 1000 Johnson.
Senate Bill 2S6-Provides that any
citizens of any township owning a
public cemetery shall be allowed one
lot in the cemetery upon the payment
of 81. Stanley.
Local Legislation.
Senate Bill 544-Allows commission
ers of Anderson county to use money
collected under the road law of 1905
for improving a special road. Bow
man.
Senate Bill S19-Authorizes COM
missioners in counties of from 10000
to $4,000 population to erect statues
to the memory of persons in whose
memory the county was named. Simp-
son.
House Bill 1017-Prohibits the APP
| DoiptD,ant of onv namhar of tho town.