The Jasper news., 1915-04-01


No. 81. Mr.. Browning--Increasing
the wolf scalp bounty from So for
young and Sc for adult wolf scalps to
$40, regardless of age Of animal from
which scalp was taken.
No. 233. Mr.. Bowman-Requiring
gangways of manufacturing establish
ments to be kept open.
No. 165. Mr.. Watson-Giving cleo
trical companies right of eminent do
main in the construction of transmits
sion lines. ..
No 1856 Mr.. Norman-Amending
| the township organization law SO that
| counties that adopted the law in 1914
may have method of applying the as
| sessment law. The measure is appli-
cable to all counties which may here
after adopt the township organization
| plan.
No. 173. Mr.. Bretz--Repealing the
act creating the criminal court of
| Buchanan county. The bill does not
become effective until the term of the
present judge of the court expires.
No. SIT. Mr.. Simpson-Creating the
Missouri Land Bank and establishing
a system of rural credits. Cannot be-
come effective without an amendment
to the constitution.
No. $50. Mr.. Notwithstanding the
elections of the state for the biennial
period Of except in cities of $4,000
population and upward, must be
opened at 6 a. m. and closed at
p. M
No. 1874. Mr.. Barbee-Giving state
depository 40 days in which to make
settlement with the state at termina-
ton of contract.
, No. 1011. Mr.. Robinson of Bucha-
nan-Providing an equitable method
of assessing boulevard benefits in the
city of ST. Joseph.
, No. 389. Mr.. Haenssier-Revisins
the code of laws regulating the order
and conduct of building and loan as
, sociations.
, No. 21S. Mr.. King-Authorizing the
circuit court of st Louis to prescribe
rules for expediting the business or
, its docket.
No. 212. Mr.. Waterman-Designat
ing October 1 as Missouri Day.
= No. 400. Providing that where there
is more than one city or town in c
4 school district there shall be polling
r places in both on election days fol
+ school officers.
No. 523. Mr. Cornelius-Providint
l. for the establishment of grain inspec
s ton by the state in cities of 1900,
and upward.
q No. 1872. Mr.. Wilkinson-Prohibit
/. ing misleading and deceptive advertis
ing in newspapers or other publica
I. tions, or in the form of book, nc
q tice, handbiH, poster, circular, pan
~ phlet or letter.
No. 157. Robertson and Wilkinson
q Providing for state aid for city teach
:, er training courses in the schools G
st. Louis, Kansas City and St. Jc
seph.
If No. Ala. Mr.. Bradley, by request
+. Requiring railroad companies t
maintain lights on switches in yard
N where trains are made up.
" No. 10. Mr.. Haenssier-Providin
n companies other than life companie!
No. 461. Mr.. Mayes-Creating tn
IT 3Sth judiciary circuit, TO be made u
r of the counties of New Madrid an
Pemiscot
N No. 100. Mr.. Pearcy-Creating a
10 armory board of four members, to b
appointed by the mayor, for the cit
of St. Louis.
~ No. ga Mr. Watson-Providin
. that Irregularities in casting up tn
returns of stock-law, elections sha
not invalidate the adoption of sue
y law in any county where the RECORD
81 show there was a majority for it, an
IL Is years have elapsed and the ado
H. ton of the law has not been declare
IL invalid by court competent jurisdi
" ton
No. 81. Mr.. HouX-Prohibiting re
or orders of deeds from making a
lie stracts to titles of deeds during the
term of office.
Id No. 61S. Mr.. Misunderstanding fl
the establishment of state fls
of hatchery in the Ozark Mountains.
is No. sos. Mr.. Cook of Ray county
by Giving the state mine inspector al
&C. his assistants the power, and makil
it his duty to close down any mil
IN where damp exists and the safety a
on planes are defective.
We No. "a. Mr.. Farris-Changing Il
or time of holding court in the 18th juC
CHI cial circuit.
No. 110.-Mr. Neutrality-suspicious.
Ia the time of holding nnrrt in Il