No. 31. An act to change the name of Carrie Eleanor Smead and Paul Leicester Smead. . By Mr. Penwell: Sub. 36. An act to repeal article 8 of chapter 19 of the General Statutes of 1901 .By Mr. Buck. No. 41. An act to amend chapter 126 of the Session Laws of 1907, the same being entitled "An act authorizing cities of the second class with a population in excess of 10,000 to levy, in addition to other taxes prescribed by law, taxes for certain funds, fixing the maximum limits thereof, and prescribing the conditions incident to such levy.".... By Mr. Moore.

No. 45. An act to amend sections 1 and 2 of chapter 197, Laws of
1907, entitled "An act concerning drainage.".... . By Mr. Morton of Clay.

No. 47. An act prohibiting the sale of any fruit tree or fruit trees of a
certain kind, variety or description, and the delivery thereafter, with
the intent to deceive, to the purchaser of a fruit tree or fruit trees of a
different kind, variety or description, and providing penalties for the vio-
lation thereof, and prescribing the time within which prosecutions under
this act may be commenced
By Mr. Matson.

No. 56. An act relating to bridges, and to amend section 13 of chapter
16, article 1, being paragraph 575 of the General Statutes of 1901, and to
repeal the original section
.By Mr. Mitchell.
No. 59. An act providing for the damming of draws and dry water-
courses on public highways in such counties as shall adopt the provisions
of this act.
. By Mr. Morgan of Hodgeman.

No. 67. An act to amend section 1 of chapter 278 of the Laws of
1899, and to repeal said original section 1.. By Mr. Hopkins of Jackson.

No. 71. An act to define and prohibit fraud in obtaining advertising
by false claims of newspaper circulation, and to forfeit any sums agreed
to be paid for such advertising so obtained.
. By Mr. Feder.

No. 79. An act amending section 6, chapter 386, Laws of 1907, and making appropriation therefor..... . By Mr. Matson. No. 84. An act to prevent the drinking of intoxicating liquors on passenger trains in this state, to authorize conductors to make arrests therefor, and to provide penalties for the violation of this act.

By Mr. Mitchell.

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No. 87. An act to amend section 3 of chapter 246, Session Laws of 1907, entitled "An act to license vendors of drugs, medicines, nostrums, ointments or appliances of any kind for the treatment of diseases, injuries or bodily defects, and for the enforcement thereof, and further providing for the fees for licenses and the disposition thereof, pealing said section 3.. By Mr. Miller. No. 107. An act relating to fences on railroad rights of way, and amending section 5919 of the General Statutes of 1901. By Mr. Morgan of Hodgeman.

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No. 139. An act to amend sections 6197, 6198 and 6298 of the General Statutes of 1901, relating to the school month, a_school day, free schools, and regulations of the time of entering school.. By Mr. Amrine.

No. 141. An act to amend chapter 318 of the Session Laws of 1907, relating to the power of district meetings .By Mr. Amrine.

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No. 148. An act to amend section 2725 of the General Statutes of the state of Kansas of 1901, relating to fees and compensation of judges and clerks of election boards, being an act providing for increased compensation. .By Mr. Francisco. No. 154. An act to amend section 2 of chapter 408 of the Laws of Kansas of 1907, entitled "An act concerning assessment and taxation, creating a Tax Commission. .By Mr. Brown. No. 156. An act relating to the control and operation of waterworks, power, fuel and lighting plants in cities of the third class having a population of 1000 or over. By Mr. Howard.

No. 161. An act to repeal chapter 174 of the Session Laws of Kansas of 1907, relating to providing an additional term of the district court to be held annually at the city of Oakley, in Logan county, Kansas, and to the duties of certain officers of said county in relation thereto, and to defray the expenses of same. By Mr. Guilbert. No. 162. An act relating to county health officers, amending section 8 of chapter 129 of the Laws of 1885 By Mr. Jackson. No. 167. An act to enable cities of the first class to refund their indebtedness, and providing penalties for the violation thereof.

By Mr. Allen.

No. 170. An act amending section 4871 of the General Statutes of
Kansas for the year 1901, relating to the recovery of damages by the
personal representatives of a person whose death is caused by the wrongful
act or omission of another.
. By Mr. Cranston.

No. 177. An act to authorize cities of the second and third class to
provide public parks for the inhabitants thereof, and repealing chapter
135 of the Session Laws of 1903
.By Mr. Phillips.

No. 180. An act to provide for better protection of people who as-
semble in public halls, hotels, or public houses of entertainment, lodgings,
tenement houses and other public places, and appointing a state superin-
tendent of inspection, and repealing certain laws......By Mr. Mitchell.

No. 181. An act to provide for the extermination of prairie dogs, pre-
scribing additional duties for the township trustees in counties infested
by prairie dogs, for the levy and collecting of a tax for the purpose of
carrying this act into effect, and to provide penalties for the violation
thereof.
. By Mr. Guilbert.

No. 184. An act for the protection of the furniture and other prop-
erty belonging to the Hall of Representatives of the state of Kansas, pro-
viding a penalty for its violation, and providing for a custodian for said
hall.
By Mr. Feder.

No. 189. An act to amend section 7 of chapter 74 of the Session Laws
of 1871, the same being section 1620 of the General Statutes of Kansas,
1901, entitled “An act amendatory of an act entitled 'An act relating
to counties and county officers, approved February 28, 1868,'" and to re-
peal said original section 7.
. By Mr. Penwell.

No. 196. An act prohibiting the sale or giving away of cigarettes and
cigarette papers, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof.
By Mr. Edwards.

No. 203. An act prohibiting_expectorating or spitting in public places,
buildings, theaters, railways and street cars and other public conveyances,
and requiring a sufficient number of spittoons or cuspidors to be provided
in smoking compartments and smoking cars when so requested, and also
requiring the posting of copies of this act, and to provide penalties, and
conferring power on the State Board of Health
.By Mr. Merrill.

No. 212. An act to amend chapter 380 of the Session Laws of 1905,
relating to annual and special school meetings, and repealing section 6156
of the General Statutes of 1901 and section 331 of the Session Laws of
1907
By Mr. Amrine.

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