The spectator., 1919-02-25
BILLS s,oNEp BY GOVERNOR.

l iAtClcSt oh Oi hi endowment fund and for ather pur- poses.
 Act No. ST, s. B. No S7 Great houss)-To prohibit shipment of IT, quor into the state and from one point to another.
 Act No. SS, s. B. No. 325 (Ward- Repeating Act No. 196 of 1917. Act No. S9, s. B. No. 15S (Doyle)- To regulate the operation of billia:d rooms and pool halls in certain coun- 1 ties.
 Ac, No. 79, s. B. No. 66 (McFarlin) property.
 | Act No. so, s. B. No. 2S2 (Ponder) | Providing for vocational education. l Act No. S1, $. F. No. PA (Mon- crief)-For aid of Clarendon Levee District and for other purposes. 1 Act No. S2, s. B. No. 267 (AleXan- der)-Creating the Arkansas Missou- l ri Highway District. 1 Act No. 8, II. B. No. l59 Uimbock- establishing the office of county examiner of Sevier county.
 Act No S4, H. B. No. 172 (Jackson road districts and to provide for working public roads in Dallas county.
 Act No. S5, H. B. No. PIT (Hill of Jeerson)-To qulet title to certain lands in Jefferson county. l A,,t IIor Appropriation for State Normal l School.
 Act No. v, S. E. No. .37 (Ponder and others)-Appropriation for the purchase of farm for State Hospital for Nervous Diseases.
 Act No 7S $. B. No. 177-(Roddy) Fixing salary of county treasurer l of Woodruff county.
 Act No 72, H. B. No. If Good win)-Making it the duty of the 1 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, l 10 receive propositions from any bank banker or trust company de string to be depository of public funds.
 Act No 73. H. R. No. 23 (Choate)- Providing for separation of offices of sheriff and collector, and fixing sal ary of collector, and to increase cotl- ! pensation of circuit and county clerks in White county.
 Act No. "A, Fl. E. No. 219 (Ander- ! son)-Validating the creation of Road Improvement District No. 5, of Little River county.
 Act No D, H. B. No. 227 (Jordan) Amending Sections and 12 of Act 1 No T of 1917
 Act No. 65, H. B. No. 3S (Niven-- | To create road improvement dis trct in Jefferson county.
 The Chambliss bill to tax motor trucks for running on improved high ways at the rate of $10 a ton was placed back on second reading on mo- ton of MT. Held, for amendment He will propose that the proposed tax be paid into a fund for the repair of roads shall be in addition to the pres. ent tax of $10. which is paid into the state highway fund for the building of roads.
 l The House passed bill by Mir. Choate to repeal the act creating the Arkansas Fish and Game Commis- sion after having tabled bill drawn by q special committee to amend the act in details. which, it was thought, ould meet the objections of oppo- nents of the measure. There were l 5l votes cast to table the bill. and the Choate repeal bill was passed by voJe of 57 to 2l | Senate Senator Lee Cazort's bill No 9S, carrying an appropriation for sl00,000 for tick eradication work in ] Arkansas was passed by a vote of 2S ayes to 3 noes The negative votes were cast by Senators Johnson. Lei Ter and McFarin
 An amendment 10 the Hudson bill fixing the salary of the First District court stenographer at s2.500. to re- duce 1t to s1,S00. offered by MT. Har- relson of St. Francis. was rejected, but another operating the salary ! among the counties of the district was adopted.
 The bill of Senator Bone, No. 362, | 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 tn, county in which he resides. Act No. 3. adopted by the people in | September. 1914. known as the pub licity act. will be repealed if the Sen ate follows the example of the House | in the passage of bill introduced and championed by Messrs. Porter,