Kansas Moves to Close Gambling Alleys with Cubbison Bills
The legislature pushed three gambling bills named after Cubbison, drafted by the Good Citizen's League, making lotteries a felony with hard labor penalties. Bill 3 targets gaming houses and betting while a separate pool betting rule applies to horse races. The session also creates an appellate court system and funds monuments for Kansas soldiers at Chickamauga and Chattanooga.
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Three and a Half Million to Run Kansas Public Institutions
The Kansas legislature closed a costly session with total appropriations surpassing 3.5 million dollars for state institutions and maintenance. The record highlights funding for insane asylums, industrial schools, agricultural college, deaf and dumb institute, reformatory efforts, a state printer, and war expenditures among others, along with a miscellaneous bill package and debates on retrenchment.
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