The Pulaskian., 1919-02-21
Bills SIGNED BY ooyEeNo1

- p p NO. 81 (Great-
nouse)-To prohibit shipment of =.
quor into the state and from on,
point to another.
Act No. 8S, S. B. No. s25 (ward,
Repeating Act No. 1876 of 1s17
Act No. SO, S. B. No. 1853 CDovle,-
10 regulate the operation of biIl,a~d
rooms and pool halls in certain conn
ties. '''i'' oouu
Acs No. 70, S. B. No. 66 (McFarlin,
Providing penalty for burning Of
Act No. 80, S. B. No. 2s2 (Ponder,
Providing for vocational education
Act No. 81, S. p. No. 244 (Mon-
crief)-For aid of Clarendon Leyee
District and for other purposes.
Act No. 80, S. B. No. 267 (Alexan-
der)-Creating the Arkansas Nilsson
ri Highway District.
Act No. SO, H. B. No. I59 (Limbock-
ESTABLISHING the Office of county
examiner Of Sewer county.
Act No. 81, H. B. No. 172 CJackson
of Dallas) For the establishment of
road districts and to provide for
working public roads in Dallas
county.
Act No. IS, H. B. No PIT Chill Of
Jeerson}-To quiet title to certain
lands in Jefferson county.
Act No. rs, S. &. No. 1913 (Hartje)
Appropriation for State Normal
School.
Act No, II, S. Il. No. 81 ponder
and others) Appropriation for the
purchase of farm for State Hospital
for Nervous Diseases.
Act No. rs, S. B. No. 177-(Roddyl
Fixing salary of county treasurer
Of Woodruff county.
Act No. 72, H. B. No. IA Good
VIM Making it the duty of the
County Court OF each county in Ark
ansas at the January term of the Cir
cult Court and the same term of the
County Court every two years after,
to receive propositions from any
bank, banker or trust company de-
string to be depository of public
funds.
Act No. 70, H. B. No. 90 (Choate)-
Providing for separation of offices OF
sheriff and collector, and fixing sal
airy of collector, and to increase cojl-
pensation of circuit and county
clerks in White county.
Act No. "a, Fl. B. No. 219 (Ander-
son)-Validating the creation of
Road Improvement District No. 5, OF
Little River county.
Act No. rs, H. B. No. 227 (Jordan)
Amending Sections 8 and IL of Act
No. II of 1917
Act No. S., H. B. No. SO (Niven)-
To create a road Improvement dis
trict in Jefferson county.
The Chambliss bill to tax motor
trucks for running on improved high
ways at the rate Of SO a ton was
placed back on second reading on mo-
ton of Mr.. Held, for amendment. He
will propose that the proposed TAX
be paid into fund for the repair Of
roads shall be in addition to the pres
ent tax of $40, which is paid into the
state highway fund for the building
of roads.
The House passed a bill by Mr.
Choate to repeal the act creating the
Arkansas Fish and Game Commits
sion after having tabled bill drawn
by special committee 10 amend the
act in details, which, it was thought,
would meet the objections of oppo-
nents of the measure. There were
81 votes cast to table the bill, and
the Choate repeal bill was passed by
a vote of 81 to 81
After a lively discussion in the
Senate Senator Lee Cazort's bill No.
9S, carrying an appropriation for
100000 for tick eradication work in
Arkansas, was passed by vote of %
ayes to 8 noes. The negative votes
were cast by Senators Johnson, LET
Ter and McFarlin.
An amendment TO the Hudson bill
fixing the salary of the First District
court stenographer at $500, to re-
duce it to $1,000, offered by Mr.. Har-
relson of St. Francis, was rejected,
but another prorating the salary
among the counties Of the district
was adopted
The bill of Senator Bone, No. 1852,
validating and legalizing marriages
performed by justices of the peace. is
intended TO remove any doubt as to
the legality of marriage ceremony
performed by Justice outside the
connty in which he resides.
Act No. 8, adopted by the people In
september, 1914, known as the pub
licitv act. will be repealed If the Sen
ATE follows the example of the House
in the passage of bill introduced
t,rr MQecrS Porter.