Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-15

chairman OF the committee on
public roads and highways, vino
mas been leading the fight
against the bill. moved TO table
the bill and amendments, which,
il carried, would have defeated
the measure for the present ses-
sion. On vote being taken. gen
orally considered a test OF
strength ON the bill. his motion
was defeated 81 to s.. The de-
tailed vote. refusing to- lay the
roads bond issue on the table,
Was a. follows:
10 table: Bennett. Beckett,
Boiling, Boyd, Brown, Dixon.
Dorsey. Drury. Duffy. Ellis, Mrs.
Flancry, Frazier. Gossctt, Had
den. Hamilton. Howard. Jcter,
Light. Lislc. Minor. : H. Moore.
Payne, Quarlcs. Saunders, Stew
art. Strange. II. Y. Thompson.
d. ID. Thornbcrry, Toll. Coombs,
Vest. Walker. Watkins. Wheeler,
Willis-55.
Against tabliug: Adams. Amos.
BosWorth. Bowman. Button. Ca
~. Chandler. Clark. Cross Gun
diff. Day, Denton. Duncan, Fultz.
Green. Gullion. Harvey. folder.
Hopkins. IluntSman, Jennings.
Jones. Kelly. Lane. Lawrence.
Lewis. MAY. Meyers, Miller. Il. .
{. Moore. Murrah. Muster. Mel
Caw. McGuirc. McMurlry. T.. l.. !
Nelson. G a. Nelson. Newman, !
O'Douovan, Oncy, Park. Pierce,
Powell. Rice. Scott. Simons. |
Skagg>. G.. W. Smith. l. ID. Smith, !
g. i. Thompson. Tiuslcy. Trucs-
dell. Trumbo. \anhoo,c. Nag !
goncr. Nallcu, Wicker S.
When the house met rhc spc !
cial order bciu" called. Charlie !
4. Nelson. Of Hardin county. !
brought IN the first amendment
prppo-iu" the naming pi au al
yi~ory and supervisory commih-
sion oi twelve. one from each
congressional district. and unr
- the state at large. Ia have
charge OF the spending uf thcl
money and llc sale OF jhr bonds !
The commission a, suggested !
by Mr. y 'n had the following
Robert ". Bingham. Louis
vile. Estate at largcJ: Dcm 81
Nuun. 81 Marion. first district i
Frank ID. Rash. OF Madi~ouyillc.
lsccoud diotricD; Gen. NilramI
Ncibcrt. OF Bowling Green. uhirdl
district: Harry \. Sommcr,. oil
i.Iizabcthlown. (fourlh district 4
William Hepburn, OF Louisville.
tIiith district: Polk Laiioun. oi
jovingtOn. l>iXth district. iphui
~toil. OF Lexington. t-cycuth dis (
lricD: George Nclch. ui Dan
vile. eighth district; 7 4. Field,
of Ashland. (uinth district. Hen
~ LaNierS. OF Paintsvillc. uculh
district: ]. L. Ogden. Of Somcr-l
set. eleventh district) Six are!
Democrats and six Republicans.
The board l. to hold for four
wears. It's successors to be nam
cd by the governor
The amendment provide, that
every member must be resi-
dent OF the state Tor AT least SiN
wears and neither directly nor
indirectly Interested I'm the sale
pf road construction. nor In road
contracts No contract for sale
Df bonds or for construction OF
roads is to be valid unless ap-
proved by a majority OF this
commission.
Following this amendment PSI
others were submitted. before :,
the previous question was moved .
Jn the amendment. The house .
,otcd to substitute the name Of
lanes Gale. Of Carrollton. Tor !
that OF Polk Laifoon. on motionl
If Representative Oscar West.
Bv a vote OF ~ TO ~ the house
failed to adopt an amendment by
e. {. Waggoncr. OF Scott coun-' T,
~, substituting the name OF !
RodcS b. Thomas, Of George .
Town. for that Of John Stoll, but /,
at the afternoon session this
was rcconsidered. and prevailed.
The name OF Emery Dent. Bowl
ing Green. was substituted for /.
that Of General Scibcrt. and the !
name Of ! A. Check. Of Dan
vile, for George w. WEIGH. /.
Several other substitutions
proposed were voted down. g.,