The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-25

which are not kept in good condition
by their purchasers.
To Complete Court House.
No. 149, by Senator Vincent, provid-
ing for the levying of an additional
tax in a certain county for the COM
pletion of a county court house and
county jail.
No. $50, by Senator Vincent, by re-
quest. relating to the health and safety
of miners. and ordering the timbering
of all coal mine workings in the state
according to specifications given.
No. ISL. by Senator Vincent, by re-
quest, relating to the qualifications of
shot firers and other employees in coal
mines, and providing that such en-
ployes must be citizens of the United
States. and not users of alcohol.
No 152. by Senator Vincent, by re-
quest. regarding the use and delivery
or black powder in coal mines.
No. 1853. by Senator Vincent, by re-
quest, compelling the use of mechan-
ical shot firers in mines where more
than twenty-five men are employed
with specifications as to it's use and
the checking out of employees.
No. 154, by Senator Vincent, by re-
quest. regulating the manner of shot
firing in coal mines.
Bounty on Gophers.
No. 155, by Senator Davis, providing
for a bounty on pocket gophers and
crows, and repeating existing laws on
the subject.
No. 1856. by Senator Badger, for the
prevention of frauds and perjuries in
business transactions regarding real
estate.
No. 1877, by Senator Green, regarding
the exclusion from trials for rape, in
cest, or their attempt, and from d.
vorce cases where adultery is the
charge, of all persons other than those
directly interested in the case.
No. 1873, by Senator Wolf, regarding
the election of county commissioners,
and the extending of their term of of
flee from four years to six years.
No. 159, by Senator johnson, of
Brown county. relating to the changing
IF the boundaries of rural high school
districts, and/giving county superin-
daries.
No. 100. by Senator O'Brien. by re-
1uest, relating to the appropriation for
The celebration of Kansas Day at Solo
ado Springs. in August 1927 and 1922,
and appropriating the sum of $3.50 for
each date.
To Construct New Bridges.
No. 161, by Senator Butler, author
zing the county. commissioners to
make a special levy for the coIistruc-
ion of certain bridges in a certain
county.
No. 1862, by Senator Butler. author
zing cities of the second class to re-
surface streets and avenues, and to
evy and collect taxes for that purpose.
No. 1853, by Senator Butler, pro-
Iiding for the establishments of
boards of county examiners and pre-
their qualifications.
Ne. 1854, by Senator Skidmore. regu-
ating the sale of real estate for de-
inquent taxes. Il
No. 1855, by Senator Skidmore, pro-
,iding for the vacation of a certain
parcel of land in the city of Galena, |
Cherokee county.
No. 1865, by Senator Skidmere.
the present law regarding
he payment of assistants to the county |
in certain cases.
No. 1877, by Senator SlSidmore, pro-
riding for fund for the support of
he state board of mine examiners.
No. 1853, by Senator Taylor. relat- |
ng to conspiracies and punishments
herefer.
No. 16s. by senator Taylor, defining
he duties of the secretary of state
md the clerks of counties when petit
ions for the recall of public officials
ire presented.