The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1919-05-23
arlslng out Of employment.

oOO NoSV! governing pIdCtlCt anu
procedure on appeals in reference
cases in the appellate courts.
l57-Committee substitute Relat.
ing to recitals in deeds conveying
real estate.
Notwithstanding that father
OF child shall provide tor its support
and education.
62O-Mayes-Amending the law re-
Iating to animals running at large.
&1O-Committee substitute Rry.s-
ing the automobile license regislra
tiun law.
observation-disclosures the board
Of orators Of the state university to
act as trustee for requests made to
that institution.
ll-Committee Observation-Disclosures
home building associations under the
supervision of the state.
449-Ktnney-Legalizing the Negro
industrial commission created by Gov.
ernor Gardner.
622-Eider--Creating a state board
10 draft rules for the sale of steam
boilers.
MISUNDERSTANDING the Law On
crimes and punishments.
1913 Mayes - Repeating the ron.
partisan judiciary law.
2Ga-Mayes-Am,nding the election
laws.
Bills Originating in House.
9SO-McKay, Hear and Becker
providing for extending state aid to
county agricultural and stock fairs.
50-Becker and Caye-"Kcystone
child labor law, Of the chilGren's code
series. Regulates employment OF lbil.
dren under IA.
MISUNDERSTANDING to landlords
and tenants and recovery by the nus
band OF the rents of the wife.
lG9-Warren (Reyislon Landlords
and tenants.
93l-Committee substitute NGDhor.
izing county courts to appropriate 5000
for aid to county fairs, corn shows,
etc.
2O5-Coon-AmendIrg law govern.
ing cities of the second class.
37l-COmmittee suDslimte-banks
and trust companies relieved Of liabil.
ity fsr non payment of check unless
deposition shall prove a lyual damage
because Of such non paylfcnts
Subcommittee Observation-Disclosures
ring the power Of eminent domain on
oil, pipe line ana natural gas co.npan
les for construction OF pipe lipes.
Subcommittee substitute ,pnro.
priating 10000 for county mrmonals
to soldiers, sailors and marines.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s25..
600 for compiling and publishing tile
records and achievements Of Missouri
soldiers, sailors and marines.
1862 Warren - Exempting certain
societies fro mthe operation Of the in.
surance laws.
MISUNDERSTANDING the law re.
lating to stock and mutual and stock
insurance companies.
3S5-Caye-Proyiding for acuuisi.
ton of parks by cities.
subcommittee substitute-Giylng
the state board Of health more power
in controlling disease cpidemics.
Subcommittee substitute-Proyid.
ing for designation of county roads for
improvement.
7l2-ParkeN and ~Cavc-Gtying the
state board Of health power - enforce
rules on water supply in cities.
SOP - Clapper - Relating to road
overSeers.
Misunderstanding he pay of the
secretaries and clerks IN the cover.
nor'S office.
255-M eyer-?rovidtng for registra.
ton Of county, township. city, :nwn
and village bonds.
llO-Poston- Requiring the ,'aas.
ure" of state el"emosynAry institutions
TO reside in the county in which the in.
stitntion is located.
l>9-W ilkinson-Proylding for dis.
barment Of attorneys.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of bill reI.t.
ting 60 dram shops.
4S-Becker and Cave-Children's
code bill providing for district schools
for the blind.
lGO-Warren-Raising the salary Of
the state superintendent OF Insurance
and his deputy
l5l-Warren-AmenGug the law
with reference to the filing OF petitions
in drainage districts.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bin for
support, maintenance and repairs to
state eleemosynary and penal ins,iu.
tons for biennial period.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s25.
goo for the erection naFrancc of a me-.
mortal to the Missouriaus who served
in Europe.
--DyOtt-lncreasiug salaries ana
fees of circuit court stenographers in
circuits outside OF st. Louis and Kan.
sas City.
2l9-Kassman-Amending the ento.
mobile registration law.
SlS-Prawitt--Amending the cor.
poration laws.
3-Vlss- Appropriatins money to
pay interest On the certificates of In.
~debtedness for schools.
4 -Viles-Apsropriating $1,000 OO0
FOR the state copitol bond sinking fund
- Viles Appropriating one.third
OF the state revenue fund for the years
1919 and 1920 to the public schools NJ