Sharp County record., 1919-02-07
ASljRES SIGNED BY GOVERN
0R ARE MOSTLY OF A LO-
x CAL CHARACTER.
10000 For FOUR SCHOOLS
e Of Primariea Changed-Memo-
il To Arkanaas Soidiers-League
Nations Endorsed-To Inquire
Into State Treasury Needs.

2DIot agricultural schools. S. B. No
nS, nSS,@{Whittaker).
natg!et 17-To regulate the salaries OF
T,s, S;s road overseers of Calhoun coun-
S. B. No. "a WILSON,.
e. e. ct 18-To create the Hubert Spe-
School District in Crittenden
nty. S.B. No 113 (Rhodcs).
let 19--To change the date OF the
son Ne primaries to the second Tues
rodJ in August. f. B, No, (Joiner).
[. B. No. 21 (Mason)-T" quiet ii"
By ID to certain LANDS in Ouchita
!, @nty
B. No. 27 (Utley)-To regulate
TO VI Iyorganization of special school
aVdtricts.
B. No. So (Kins)-To provide
"a stock law in certain townships
3aly Franklin county.
B. No. 16 (CaldwelD Fixing
salary of Eleventh Circuit stenog-
her.
lib. No. 81 CHillhouse)- jackson
nsy road law.
I. B. No. 8 (Dillard) - To repeal
of 1917 regulating the payment
Garland county warrants.
sC.R. No, 2 alls)--Endorsing
league Of nations.
- G.. n. No, 4 Emory Providing
the operation CT the Smith
ghesAact,
SNyR No, (Utley)-For monu-
tito Arkansas soldiers,
s.B,No 9S (King)-To provide
q fence law in certain townships
Franklin county,
lNBfNo. As (Ollver)-To provide
n payment Of mileage and per diem
Jurors In Scott county.
n. B.ANo 81 Carter To pro-
an 3 fora fence law IN certain town
MA M ps Of Franklin county.
'N H.HB.Y No. "a (CampbelD TO
a. end the Faulkner county salary
'a, of 1917,
"a 4, B, No 81 (Meador)-To organ
Road Improvement District No, !,
Clark county.
" y. No, 1872 (ParnelD-To pro-
" vie for the compensation Of officers
%.y Arkansas-Louisiana highway.
"H,ACR r. No. 10 (Stevenson)-To
luire into needs Of enc office Of the
,st lte lroasury,
yhl Although there was unanlmlty OF
100 ini0n That Arkansas should erect a
onun1ent to the Arkansas soldiers
d eallors who have made the su.
eme sacrifice In the present war,
Sro wAs q marked divergence Of
inlp1lhs to how tho funds should be
bcd'whon the matter was broached
s thc Senato
Senator utloy, Vaughan, Emory
IA T0wnaend introduced q resolu.
a,n ondorJIng movement to raise,
nf public subscription, through the
DWate Council Of Defense, fund 20
racct such monument, Senator
IIyown Immediately objected, doour-
ythat such plan only meant delay,
INd declaring he favored immediate
a'1tion thfough a legislature appropri.
lion.
n TO back up his stand he introduced
" bill q few minutes later seeking 10
,cSproprlate 100000 for such q monu-
I>sont, and to create commission
Ipmponcd Of the governor, auditor and
Ntoretary Of state 10 have charge Of
~ fuhd The bill went 10 tho bud.
et c0anmittoo.
T ecilAtor Brown aeld that while ho
n lnA IA favor Of erecting m elegant
lonument to the dead heroes, he was
pposed to passing the hat" TO net
ne funds, Tho resolution, however,
'nH adopted whom II wNs explained
Dhat ~ adoption would nos have any
fearing on the fate OF an epprepria=
Ion bill such as Senator Brown intro
ppced q few minutes later,
I Henhtor Bmofy's BILL regulating
'ublic Utilities thai better service
phay be had, provides that when such
1orporNtions fail or refuse to main.
ain ndeduote facilities 10 comply
YIN thtir franchises shall be subject
pentlty Of not less than 81 900,
aor moro than $4,000, for each day
such failure or refusal, oaeh dny
10 oonptlue u separate oilense, Tho
measure specifically mentions eorpo.
I'htlohH That furnish power water. gas
I'r oleolriclty,
fThe House completed the first roll
rnll fo the Introduction OF bills and
there sNcre I'd blllN md eight Joint
7etulullehs Oh the ealeadar,