SYNOPSIS OF GENERAL
ACTS OF LEGISLATURE
(Continued from page six)
Items vetoed by the Govern
or: For repairs and improve
ments, $3,000.00; to buy new
pianos, $5,000.00; to refit boys
shop, $1,000.00. Act in force
from April 1, 1915.
Approved except items ve
toed, March 25, 1915.
ACT NO. 287
Appropriation For the Branch
Normal College of the Uni
versity of Arkansas.
Appropriates the sum of
$40,000.00 for the support,
maintenance, necessary build
ings and improvements of the
Branch Normal College of the
University of Arkansas at Pine
Bluff, for two years ending
March 31, 1917. Any amount
that may hereafter be avail
able to the credit of the Branch
Normal College may be ex
pended by the Board of Trus
tees in the construction and
equipment of necessary build
ings for said college. Items
vetoed by the Governor: For
salary of teachers, $12,000,00
for repairs of buildings, $3,
000.00 for student labor fund,
$2,000.00 ; for construction and
equipment of building, $3,
000.00. Act in force from pas
sage.
Approved except items ve
toed, March 20, 1913.
ACT NO. 288
Appropriation For Support of
Hospital For Nervous Dis
eases.
Appropriates the sum of
$756,191.00 for the support
and maintenance and neces
sary repairs of the Arkansas
Hospital for Nervous Diseases
for the term of two years, be
gininning April 1, 1915, and
ending March 31, 1917. No
money appropriated for any
one purpose can be used for
another. All persons employ
ed to be under direction of Sup
erintendent. The following
items vetoed by the Governor:
Item No. 22, for salary of two
telephone operators, $1,200.00
Item No. 23, for salary of two
ushers, $1,200.00; item No. 2(5,
for salary of one female hydro
therapy, operator, $1,320.00;
Item No. 27, for salary of as
sistant female hydrotherapy
$600.00; Item No. 30 for sal
ary of male attendants, $30,
000.00; Item No. 31, for sala
ry of female attendants, $25,
000.00; Item No. 58. for salary
of paper hanger, painter, and
kalsominer, $1,200.00; Item
No. 59, for salary of four ste
nographers, $4,800.00; Item
No. 60, to purchase periodicals
and books, $500.00; Item No.
64, for scientific equipment,
$5,000.00; Item No. 65 for sal
ary of florist, $1,200.00; Item
No. 66 for grave markers, $2,
000,00; Item No. 67 for main
tenance of four mules and six
horses, $3,600; Item No. 70,
for installing new bakery, $6,
000; Item No. 69 for the pur
chase of Iron Beds, $3,000.00;
Item No. 72 for the erection of
an annex to the Infimary, $25,
000.00; Item No. 73 for the
erection of a new laundry
building and equipping the
same, $30,000.00. Act in
force from April 1, 1915.
Approved except items ve
toed, March 25, 1915.
ACT NO. 289
Appropriation For the State
University
Appropriates the sum oi
$297,955.97 for the support
and maintenance of the Col
lege of Agriculture. Said Col
lege of Agriculture is author
ized to accept from the Unit
ed States Governmentanvsum
coming to the State of Arkan
sas, from the National Govern
ment, under the terms of the
Smith-Lever Agricultural Ex
tension act, passed by the Con
gress of the Uinted States, and
approved by the President
May 8, 1914. Board of Trus
tees may employ purchasing
agent for the University whc
shall give bond for the faith
ful performance of his duties.
All purchasing for the Uni
versity shall be made through
this agent. Each employe ol
the institution shall present hi.
or her account at the end ot
each month to the financial of
ficer of the University, which,
when allowed, shall be en
dorsed and filed with the au
ditor of State, who shall draw
his w’arrant on the Treasurer
for the payment of same. All
persons who sell goods, wares
and merchandise of any kind
for use of the State University,
or who shall perform any ser
vice for the same, shall present
at the end of each month, to
the financial officer of the Uni
versity an itemized account,
and the claimant or his agent
shall append to the demand an
affidavit of its justice, and the
same shall pe paid upon war
rant of the auditor to the State
Treasurery. All accounts filed
for goods or supplies shall be
made in duplicate and itemiz
ed form. No claim shall be al
lowed or paid from any of the
funds appropriated by the
j state in other manner than
herein provided. All claims
allowed shall be submitted tc
the Board of Trustees at each
meeting for the investigation
and approval. The provisions
of Sections 10, 11, 12 and 13
shall not apply to the Student
Labor Fund, nor to student
fees, nor to any funds except
those held in the state treas
urery for use of the University
Any officer or employe whc
shalT violate any of the pro
visions of this act shall be fined
not less than $100.00 nor more
than $1,000.00, and be immed
iately removed from office.
The following items vetoec
by the Governor: Maintenan
ce and expenses of the Depart
ment of the College of Arts
land Sciences, $10,000; main
tenance and expenses of the
college of Engineering, $14,
000; improving campus, etc.
$1,500.00; furniture for boys
dormitory, $1,000.00; infir
mary furnishings and mainten
ance, $2,000.00; library includ
ing books, magazines and etc.
$2,000.00; printingand station
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ary, $2,000.00; plumbing, $2,
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ter, $2,000.00; summer school,
$2,000.00; department of ani
mal husbandary,$3,500.00; de
partment of horticulture, $2,
1000.00; department of veteri
nary science, $2,000; branch
expiriment station, $6,000.00;
soil investigation and survey,
$2,000.00; printing fund, $1,
000.00; home economics, $8,
000.00. Act in force from pas
sage.
Approved, except items ve
toed, March 27, 1915. .
ACT NO. 290
Regulating the Pleading and
Practice in the Circuit and
Chancery Courtsof Arkansas
Amends Section 6037 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
“In all civil actions the time
fixed in the summons of the
defendant to answer shall be
within twenty days after the
sevrice when the summons is
directed within the State, and
thirty days when it is directed
outside the State.”
Amends Section 6038 of Kir
jby’s Digest to read as follows:
i“The summons shall be made
!returnable to the first day that
the court shall be in session
after twenty days after the
date of issuance thereof.”
Amend Section 6054 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
“The certified copy and
summons with the affidavit
and certificate as provided in
Section 6053, being returned
and filed in the action, shall be
deemed an actual service of
summons in due time for trial
on the first day the court meets
in regular or adjourned session
j not less than thirty days after
| such service.”
Amend section 6055 of Kir
: by’s Digest to read as follows:
“Where it appears by the affi
| davit of the plaintiff, filed in
the clerk’s office at or after the
the commencement of the ac
tion, that he had made dili
gent inquiry, and that it is his
|information and belief that the
defendant is:
“First. A foreign corpora
tion, having no agent in the
State; or.
“Second, A nonresident of
this State; or,
“Third. Has departed from
this State with intent to de
lay or defraud his creditors ;or,
“Fourth. Has been absent
from this State four months;
| or.
“Fifth. Has left the country
of his residence to avoid the
service of a summons; or,
“Sixth. Conceals himself so
that a summons can not be
served upon him; or,
“Where either of the last
two mentioned facts is stated
in the return by the proper of
ficer of a summons against the
defendant, the clerk shall make
and file with the papers in the
case, an order warning such
defendant to appear in the ac
tion within thirty days from
the time of making the order.”
Amends Section 0058 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
“A defendant against whom a
warning order has been made
and published, shall upon the
completion of the publi
cation of the warn
ingorder for the four weeks
required by law, be deemed to
have been constructively sum
moned upon the date of the
making of the order.”
Amends Section 0111 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
“The defense to any complaint
I or cross complaint must be fil
ed before noon of the first day
the court meets in regular ot
adjourned session after ser
vice :
“First. Where the summons
i has been served twenty days
■ inside of the State;
“Second. Where the sum
mons has been served thirty
. days outside the State ;
Third. In case of construct
ive service, .where publicatior
> of the warning order has beer
■ made as required by law and
. i thirty day sdtfrrv t*bq*.-a.s-i-ttv.
the the making of the ordei
1 and the apppointment of thi
. attorney ad litem.”
3 Amends Section (5112 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows
“If the answer contains a coun
- ter claim or set-off a replyshal
i be liled within five days, or, it
cases atlaw, upon the calling
!of the case for trial, if it be
! called beforethe expiration of
the said five days.”
Amends Section G1S8 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
j“Judgment by default shall be
rendered by the court on any
iday or any regular or adjourn
ed session in any case where
the defense has not been filed
within the time allowed by
Sections 6111 and 6112; pro
vided that the court may for
good cause allow further time
for filing a defense.”
Amends Section 6190 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
| “Action by proceedings at law
shall stand for trial upon any
day of any regular or adjourn
ed session after process has
been served upon the defend
ants for the time allowed by
Section 6111
Amends Section 61911 of Kir
by's Digest to read as follows:
“Where interrogatories have
been annexed to a pleading in
an action by equitable proceed
ings, the party interrogated
shall not be entitled to demand
a trial unless he has an
swered the interrogatories,
either within twenty days af
ter they were filed or twenty
days before his said demand
for a trial.”
Amends Section 6194 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
“The plaintiff shall be entitled
to a trial in all actions by equit
able proceedings on the first
day that the court meetsinreg
ular or adjourned session after
twenty days after service of
summons on all the defendants
| as provided by Section 6111 as
herein amended, where no is
sue of facts is made by plead
ings or where the plaintiff con
sents that the statements of the
the answer may be taken as
true.”
Amends Section 6336 of Kir
by's Digest to read as follows:
!“Exceptions to the report of a
master shall be in writing and
shall be filed within three days
after the filing of said report
if the term is long continued,
and if not, before the end of
the term, and shall be dispos
ed of as expeditiously as pos
sible.”
The report of a master ap
pointed by consent shall be no
more conclusive on the court
than that of a master appoint
ed by the court. The court
may fix the time within which
depositions may be taken. No
original pleading, motion, or
deposition shall be permitted
to be taken from the office of
the clerk of the court or judge.
The court may order oral tes
timony to be taken down in
j shorthand.
Amends Section 3176 of Kir
jby’s Digest to read as follows:
j “Kither party to an action or
| proceeding may at any time
during the progress thereof,
| by notice to the adverse party
or his attorney, require all de
positions taken out of the
county to be taken upon inter
rogatories.”
Writs of attachment may be
issued against the property of
the defendant who is anon-res
ident of the state, and who
Icannnot be served in person
jwith process in the action with
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in the state, in the same man
ner as in actions excontractu.
Process in suits may be served
on the Secretary of State.
Other laws and parts of laws
amended. Act in force from
June 1, 1915.
Approved March 30, 1915.
ACT NO. 296
Amending Section 5286 of Kir
by’s Digest
Amends Section 5286 of Kir
by’s Digest to read as follows:
“All suits for the collection of
any fine of penalty prescribed
; in this act may be instituted
I in any court having .jurisdic
tion thereof, by any citizen of
|the county, wherein such fine
| or penalty is incurred. It shall
tie the duty of the prosecuting
attorney of the county, where
in such fine or penalty is incur
red to prosecute all persons in
curring the same. When noti
fied by any citizen of the coun
ty upon affidavit showing vio
lation of this act the justice of
the peace shall issue his war
rant thereon as provided In
law. All fines and penalties
collected under the provisions
of this act shall inure to the
public school fund of the school
district in which the offense
was committed.” Act in force
from passage.
Approved March 30, 1915.
ACT NO. 299
Regulating the Practice of Pub
lic Accounting
Regulates the practice of
public accouting; creates a
Board of Accoutnancy; pro
vides for the granting of cer
tificates and the registration
of certified accountnants, etc.
Any citizen of the United States
having a place for the regular
transaction of business and
having a certificate of his qual
ification from the Secretary of
State is authorized to style him
self and be known as a certi
fied public accountant. The
governor shall, within thirty
days after the passageof this
act. appoint three persons, who
shall constitute the Board of
Accountancy, which shall de
termine the qualifications of
all persons applying for cer
jtificates under this act. Ex
laminations shall be held at
[least once each year, and ap
plicants must be high school
| graduates, over the age of
|twenty-five years, and of good
moral character. All expens
es shall be paid from fees col
lected from examinations etc.
iExaminations may be waived
of persons who have been en
gaged in reputable practice
for three years. The board
may cancel or revoke certifi
cates for cause. The penalty
for the violation of this act
shall be a fine of not less than
one hundred nor more than
one thousand dollars, or im
prisonment in the county jail
not less than three months, or
by both fine and imprisonment.
Act in force from passage. Ap
proved March 30, 1915.
ACT NO. 301
Appropriation for the Third
District Agricultural School
Transfers the sum of $1,000.
00. $1,903.95 and $3,386.97
from the farmers’ institute li
brary and the salary fund, res
pectively aggregating $6,290.
92 to the central heating sys
tem fund, and that the same
be appropriated for the pur
pose of paying the balance
ilue for the installation of the
heating system for the Third
District Agricultural School,
located at Magnolia, Ark. Act
in force from passage.
Approved March 30, 1915.
(Continued on page eight)
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