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LEGISLATIVE DOINGS
AT THE CAPITAL CITY
Bill to Prevent Lynchings Offered
By Senator Toney.
Senator Hinkle Would Give the Coun
ty Boards of Equalization
More Authority.
A hill, the provisions of which
are intended to check lynchings
and mob violence, has been intro
duced i»i the Senate by Senator II.
K. Toney of Pine lilutl. It it pro
vided that the SheriiT or other
proper officer in any county or
community wherein is committed
a crime so heinous as to arouse
the passions of the people shall at
once notify the circuit or district
judge of such conditions, and that
the court shall order, within ten
days after receipt of such notice, a
ftpecial term for the purpose of
giving the guilty party a trial.
And if by reason of illness or oth
er causes the proper judge is not
found, then the attorneys of the
court may assemble and choose
one of their number to act as
judge, and he shall hear the e\ i
dence in the case. If the Sheriff
or such other proper officer does
not notify the proper court, then
seven citizens residing in the com
munity in which the crime was
committed, may make the, notilica
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tion and the court shall receive
this as he would a notice from the
Sheriff. In the event that a change
of venue is granted to the prison
er, the county or court to which
the cast* is sent, must order a trial
within ten days from the date of
receipt of such notice of change of
venue.
In the House a bill by Mr.
Whitley of Polk County is to pre
vent lobbying. Any person vio
lating the provisions of the meas
ure is made guilty of a misdemean
or and punishable with a tint* of
not less than $200 nor more than
$1,000.
Senator Hinkle has introduced a
bill increasing the powers of the
county boards of equalization.
A bill has been introduced by
Senator Pirmix making the 19th
day of .January the birthday of
(ien. Robert E. Lee, of each year
a legal holiday in all public schools
and authorizing the superintendent
of public instruction to prepare a
program for the exercises in the
schools each year.
Senator Kilgore has introduced
a bill fixing the penalty for carry
ing a pistol at confinement in the
penitentiary not less than six
months nor more than two years,
or a fine of not less than $50 nor
more than $500, or both fine and
imprisonment. AH acts of the
governor in remitting fines under
the law shall be null and void un
less recommended by the court
imposing the tint*.
House bill No. P!2 (Coleman),
fixing the powers of cities and
towns in regulating nuisances, was
read the second time and referred
to the committee on cities and
towns.
House bill 179 (DeRositt), pro
vides that every person working
f under contract on a farm, who ob
tains supb'H'M apd thei\ tails to
carry out the contract, shall lx*
guilty of obtaining money under
false pretenses.
Representative Fields of Colum
bia county has introduced in the
house a bill making it unlawful
for any person, company or cor
poration to swap, trade or traffic
in horses, mules, pianos, organs,
ranges, stoves and buggies without
first paying a licence of £L00 in
each county. The act will not ap
ply to any horse or mule trader
i except such as travel through the
country carrying their camping
I outfits and camping on the public
domain.
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ANTI-TRUST BILL IS 0. K.
SAYS SENATOR LOGAN
Will Not Affect the Farmers’ and
Labor Unior*.
Bill is Misunderstood by the People
at Large, Says Senator Who
Introduced the Measure.
The signing of the King-Davis
anti-trust bill by Governor Davis
has created no end of comment
throughout the state, and Senator
Logan, who introduced the bill,
has frequently been called upon
for explanations, in talking of
the bill he is quoted by his home
paper as saying:
“The Logan anti-trust bill just
passed seems to be misunderstood
by the people at large. Some
members of the legislature, whose
only chance to return to that body
is by keeping the people in igno
rance of the actual provisions of
the bill and by claiming certain
things or effects of the bill, so they
can make grand-stand plays in
posing as champions of the people
and labor unions, by making loud
and clamorous speeches denounc
ing the bill.
“The claim that it will affect la
bor unions, horticultural and ship
pers' association is unfounded.
This same law, with a few excep
tions. was passed by the Texas
legislature in l.sffp, and Texas has
ten union men to one in Arkansas,
and the largest and best horticul
tural society and shippers’ associ
ations and truck growers' societies
are in operation in Texas, and al
though the law has been in opera
tion there since lstff) no one ever
heard of those societies or the la
bor unions being proceeded
“As for the insurance compan
ies, under this law in Texas, a
j state rating board regulates the
insurance rates and says that the
insurance companies shall charge
these, making the rate of insur
ance equitable between the people
and the insurance companies. But
of course the insurance companies
do not want this, for now, being in
a trust, they can charge what they
please, which is very excessive,
but under a state rating board the
rates can be regulated and made
just between the insurance com
panies and the people.”
In regard to the packing-house
industry. Senator Logan said that
the provisions of the bill will drive
.meat packing corporations out of
the state and that the people, as a
result, will get better service and
at less prices.
Other features of the provisions
of the bill were discussed by the
senator, and all bis expressions
were that the bill will be a benefit
to the whole people.
^nUUIliNU A I JALK^AVILl.U.
Jacksonville, Jan. iiT. Cliarlcs
Oertle was dangerously wounded
la»t night by A. N. Bevill, the
station agent at this place. It ap
pears that Bevill, who, it is said,
was drinking, ordered Oertle out
of the waiting-room of the station,
and when Oertle did not move fast
enough for him the agent tired nit
on him. The ball struck Oertle
in the fleshy part of the thigh,and,
ranging downward, indicted a dan
gerous wound.
Change of Venue Granted.
Searcy. Jan. I)r. K. G.
Lightle and ex-Mayor John V.
Roberts will he tried at the next
term of Lee county circuit court,
ot Marianna, on the indictment.'
' returned by the grand jury hen
charging them with conspiracy t(
i defraud certain life insurance com
f panics, a change of venue having
r been granted to the Lee County
[circuit court,
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