Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-02-07

II the 1915 edition of CAROLS he
Il lucky Statutes and the 1918 SUI
plement the official law of I'll
II state. Representative Leon |
j Lewis. who introduced il. {,
Y planned that many bills in whic
references are made TO section
of these books would be protect
ed in court actions by his MEAS
ure. 1t was passed unanimousl,
The Committee on Appropria
tions turned i'll adverse reports OF
bills to create a blind benefit con
; mission and to provide pension
for school teachers after IS year.
OF service.
,! The following bills were intro
duccd in the House:
/ III. i. 3T-Trucsdcll: TO per
init city councils OF fourth class
cities to pay s. a foot on sewers,
Cities OF fourth class.
: II. b. 5H-H. Q. Thompson
} To amend law relating to Sprink-
ling and oiling streets. Cities OF
second class.
II. Il. 539-llarry Miller; -
amend oil tax law.
II. i. 340LW. ID. Watkins T.
compel labelling OF cloth not ali
wool. Agriculture.
II, Il. 34l-j. i. Wicker; u
exempt IS per cent of wages un-
der SIS a month and so per cent
over that amount from garniShce.
II. u. ,N2-A. w Dorsey: To
give fiscal courts the power tu
build roads. Public Roads and
Highways.
a.. T.. .j4S-C. -. Minor: -
make legal bank deposit revenue
10 per crnl. Eauk, aud Banking
Mrs. Flsnery's Bill Passed
The House passed Mrs. Mary
Elliott I'lancry', bill 60 make Wild
oy, oi Confederate soldiers who
married before 1912 eligible iur
pensions. Under the present law
only those who married hciur,
lSpl receive them.
y Hill To- adjust payment oi tax
e. un property sold So that seller
pays iur the year al the sale aul
purchaser all thereafter. inlruduc
cd 10y REPRESENTATIVE W. \. NJ
ANS. kcniun county. was passed.
\ bill To authorize the l.ibrar,
Commission To- liz. tho salary ui
it, secretary at any sum it wi>hc,
N,?> passed in the House by e..
vote of - To ~. The bill was.
introduced by Rcprc>cutativ,
Brod L PAYNE. oi OwcnShoro,
Minority l.cdacr J. +. Buswurlh.
spoke for il. Vt present the sal
AIRY Is limited to Sl,5OO year.
was explained that the Till doe
moi appropriate any money and
any increase IN salary must come
out ot the budget of the commits
sion. Miss FANNIE Raw>uu g.,
the present secretary. Her work
was praised by the speakers.
The Senate
In the Senate Monday. senate
=. l.. Marshall. OF Henderson. pro
posed in a resolution that Mr..
Ballard bc thanked Tor not only
4 square deal in the Senate bu
also I square deal in the cafctcr-
ia in Louisville. where member
oi tho Assembly and others wcrci
guests AT dinner at the week en- l.,
The resolution was adopted bv (; /
rising vote.
Senator +. Is. Daughcrty. with
the consent OF tho Senate. drew
Senate hill No. us from tht or
dcrS OF the day. The bill. he cX-
planned. would provide htat n.
action for a debt could be prose
cu,cd in the courts of Kentucky /
unless the subject of the action
had been listed Tor assessment
purposes.
The object oi this bill" hc ,
said. is To bring out class of !
property that long mas been held
back in Kentucky" Judge Daught
crty said that he was referring tpi
intangible property.
General questions were pul tol
Senator Daughcrty by other Sen
atorS actively interested in the !
measure.
Senator Daughcrty pointed oft /
that he had estimated that tho
bill bring out AN additional 81
100000 uf taxable property.
which" nc said. is urgently
needed in Kentucky today"
II believe. he went ON. "th;
this is piece of progressive lgc
iSlation. believe that il should
be passed. You don't know how
much additional taxable property
viii be brough, out from lis hid
ms place"
Senator Stoll asked Senator
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