Mexico Missouri message., 1917-03-29


Increasing state dramshop license.
Disposition Of insurance money for
| burned county buildings.
Permitting challengers and watchers in
polls at constitutional amendment cleo
lions.
For collection of poll tax.
Poll tax must be expended on roads
named in petition OF poll-tax payers.
Making uniform all bills of ladlng Of
common carriers.
Making women eligible to election as
| members OF school boards.
Reorganization Of assessment life and
| accident insurance companies.
| County treasurer must maintain office
Amending peddlers' license tax law.
Creating liens for work OF blacksmith.
| Authorizing administrators and curators
to pay for tombstones out Of estate Of
| deceased
increasing pay of township assessors
| to conform to county assessors
summer school in high school for
| teacher training
Placing food and drug inspection under
| board Of agriculture.
| Optional bounty by counties for killing
hawks and owls
Free transportation of school children
| In st. Louis.
Board to ascertain money necessary for
support Of police force (applies only to
Enabling members Of the Missouri ma
| tional guard absent from state on duty to
| register and cast their votes
| Establishing Bird Day" IN the public
| schools.
Providing for reorganization Of the
| Missouri naval reserve to conform to
requirements Of the national defense act.
| Requiring registration OF cattle to be
| driven through county in which the law
against cattle running at large il not
Setting aside per cent OF receipts of
game department as fund for creation
Of public park and game preserve.
Senate Bills.
Transportation of school children in
| consolidated districts.
l. Extending powers Of county courts in
Amending law relating to cities of
I third class.
Establishing board for all penal insti-
| tuttons.
Providing method of contesting cleo
| lions for amendments to state constitu-
| ton.
service commission the amount of stock
| that foreign corporations may hold in
| Missouri corporations.
I Providing for annexation adjacent ter
ritory by school district.
! Removing municipality owned water
| plants from Jurisdiction OF public serv-
| ice commission.
Contest OF constitutional amendment
| elections.
Providing travelling expenses and cleri-
cal help for county superintendent OF
public schools.
Increasing maximum allowance for
board of prisoners to 75 cents.
|
| common law.
Simplifying form for order of publica-
| ton in land cases.
| Authorizing release Of Missouri Pacific
mortgage (Netoed.)
Organization of mutual automobile in
| surance companies.
| Wolf scalp bounty Of $40.
Employe of collection agency cannot
| be deputy constable.
Regulating care and treatment Of de-
| Regulation of fraternal BENEFICIARY So
| cities.
Providing for Photographic copy Of
| court records and papers.
Organization of consolidated rural high
| schools.
Providing for levying of an income tax.
neglected and homeless children.
Granting pension to needy mothers
Removing age limit for receiving deaf
| pupils In state school.
For treatment and correction of de-
linquent minors over IS.
G Regulating admission to Missouri
State board OF health to create divi-
sion OF child hygiene. '.t .
Regulating adoption Of children.
| Guardians OF friendless children.
Amending the law regulating the con-
test of wills.
Liens for repairs and storing of ve-
hicles.
Assessment of property for municipal
improvements.
centralizing administration of the anti
|
! Prohibiting formation of school dis
| tricts with valuation OF less than $780,
600, and an enumeration Of less than 20
pupils
Taxation of soft drinks"-ranging
| from half a cent per gallon on finished
products to cents on ingredients in
gelatin form.
Amending the law relating TO convey
anceS of real estate.
Authorizing county courts to aid farm
| erS' Institutes.
|
Pay patients in state hospitals may be
made county patients.
Providing for reorganization of nation
act
Creating statute revision committee
Constitutional Amendments.
Joint and concurrent resolutions were
passed by the assembly submitting
amendments to the constitution to be
voted upon at the election held in No
vember, 1918. as follows:
Senate joint and concurrent resolution
No. 3, authorizing by vote special tax
levy in road districts of rs cents on the
500 valuation for road purposes in the
district where levy Is made.
House joint and concurrent resolution,
submitting statewide prohibition, to be
voted upon in November, 1918. II car
tive November !, 1913. 1t prohibits the
manufacture. sale or giving away Of in
toXicants.
| SENATE resolution NO. b, by Senator
| Carter, to levy a state tax of 10 cents
on the 800 valuation for road purposes
Senate resolution No. g. Mitchell, re-
pealing Section IL OF article X OF the con-
stitution relating to revenue and taxa
ton and enacting new section.
Senate resolution No. 4, Senator Cook
providing for an amendment to the con-
stitution for levying a tax of Is cents or
the 500 valuation for support OF the
public schools.
House resolution No. s, Representative
Bailey, allowing cites between 1000 anC
10000 to exceed the debt limit now pre-
scribed for the purpose Of building oil
purchasing water, electric light and 9th.
er public utility plants.
DO you think there are people vi
in Mars?"
Wat difference does it maker
rejoined Senator Sorghum. Even Il