u*ry ana the 10th .lay „f N,lv,n,h,.,
Any wild sons,., duck. \vil.,n
Knl in..!- or ,:ooi. between K.-hruar" l‘i
and Nov(*mbtT let. unj wood. ,
Dumber lilat to S„v,,nh, r .-• " !
w,ld Ph.mni. gnome or ,,, ...... ,.'h|*£J
uVda.-' rr’,rh ,,a> 'i'1 '“"««• * .nd
f •>,h l'1- <>f f mber, an Uit
r d^o or quail !.«■:« . . „ , )„/ U, f
h ebrunry and .,MV nf x v,.m
h.M-. any mourning or ,il)Vf, "J,.
plover batwei n December tti and Sen
KOh111ers may be killed from March lei
to May let eai>h year and that squ.r
rel may b
tit January
it* any in
mo any 1
January a
Prohibit' th
dee,-, y hi.tr
year b
“ or taken 'loin May 15th
Hi of each year pr.hih
the taking by tht
one 1 " iivif.. M, . a
ante. , youe,
woodcock«. v o,*,
ridges. ’ I ,, , i.
gallinules,
and 2f do
Provides
flab thail
.. '" perm:
•■r between »h
d the 1st day
’ killing
or i turkey
IHe pe;
bis dogs to
15<h day ol
of Novembt r
more than 2
’ in any one
in. Prohibits
same peis m in any
L5 -'Iuir: "Is, .' pi..-as -
prairie i hickens (;
‘ 5 brant, 20 part
lo yi".. rails. mots,
k snipe
Wilson snipe or
shipments of
ame in
a 'ait showing tin imtm
ol the person killing or call liing- ib<
■air," Pndiibits th.* use ,,1 a si . i. VIM
tnesbe smaller than 2„r.,
vldes that picnic parties uni . r ", f.sl
for their own u“e with , s. in* n■
greater length than inn feet uni « t
meshes no sma tie i -ban
Provides that officers in a
destroy seines being h j
of the law md provide th,
wardens may .omiacate *
shipments of game or | i»h ,
•ame for charitable nurposea
thul Bime wardens shall bav
in
art
min
seize ami
v olation
an;*’ ih me
! i n law fu i
•• Ills
videa
tin* right
of search to ascertain whether or n
the laws are bemg violated Provbb
thn the money derived from the fee
paid for Hcenses shall go into the gam
protection fund.
pH ii. e that nothing in the A. t sha!
prohibit an*, person from hunting o.
his own orituise*. without a license.
W T \u. 27f».
Approved March t7. I!»l».
An Act intend Act If* of I<»t7.
flakes if t'.e duty of a Peace Officer
on not if or * ho Inapert,,. vrh**re th**
*»wn»*s of has failed to djp the
•mm*- to tak'* po* session nf said rattle
and <lip fh*-m. Said officer is* author
to rriukt* i chanco of rod !**ss than
$1. or mor#* than %•’{ fur his -ifn in‘s,
And th** jot on in » ha! u«> ♦>; sa d *-a?tle
shrill pa\ 111•- sa?m*. mid if he fails to
pay the • • * .* shail he so id for th** sat ■
Offoer ■»> *ake up md «I!p ail stray
battle running; at large not being
dipped
t<T NO. 280.
>fi*r«*h IT. Mltn.
\n Art f i pro' Je for the annexation
of terrlfon to improvement districts n
cities and • vn?- Prescribes that a ma
jority f v ••! y *>f lands adjarrnt in
an imprnvp"H.nt d strict, desiring to be
Included r\ «u<di district. may present
their petition to the rouivil. Said coufi
ei 1 sh.i.M publish a notice Tor two weeks
calling; all persons interested to
nhitw «'aa^ for or against fh- annexa
tion and on the da; named shall hear
all persons desiring u. be heard and the
findings of 'h** council shall he final
ttnhfiaa tpp<*al*sl fi * m in leas than 30
days The> shall express their findings
t>y proper ordinanc**s
%«T NO.
tpprovrd Mmrh IT, I HI 9.
tn ,\>• ? ' > provide for the re-di•rent
ing <>f the Statute Provides that the
«'»«>v^rn^r and Supreme four! shall with
in 30 da vs appoint some suitable person
to redisr * ?he Statutes and also to ap
point an * vtminer to approve the same
when i <■ rep!ete*L
Provides for the printing of 12.000
c«p-.es Appropriates %' >m»0 for the di
%, *ter. t .1 oon far th** examiner and $•*♦*
000 for printing
UT No. £S*.
% ppn \ Vfarvh tT. 1IMP
An Art permitting cities of the first
class to levy t\ in%. not to exceed $T» on
III}- .*7 ! ) he used *'X ■■'. ;i. ■ V e l V ft-V
the bu.I iir-u and ma nt:i;nmc of --treefs,
a! * i pro, •- a p* unity ’
p. rrn ■ t :• es to issue Wh !i -n -es»
unit ordinan-’ts for the regula
tion •Oif the sans*
m v no.
1 pj»m vt**l M are!* IT. PMi*.
\n V ’ ooh-.rizmg epics of a popu
fc, ;«> ‘Ml o-e to build, oper
ate -r, A n a u : * 1 ”in
\< T No.
Ap|»ro»**d March IT. IftlH.
\n «h.-t v- provide for th* recording
of'r- ‘ .'f -I'-har - for *i.
aril • f th- - r*-< t war 'mi.' * 1
th- ■!" of - '• Mlt ■
to . ... . M . f.-tiUM of -1 • •-harar
w ", - r.-- not t; .*x
e... ,i * the dutv of th
r.o.nt' i- .re to provt-l- a prop-r re-or.i
h,th- purpos*- of k<--p«n»r such
t •> or.! -
t< T NO, Sit.
tpi.rttr't Marrh »1. ttilth
\m.. i s. i -l n - - I A-t No. Hi., of
a
*, ' i,^hWJiy Ci mniitai n ai *5.000
p. r yrar
T Nth ’5! 2.
tao-ord tlar—h 21. ItMth
A m nr!
th. Mur
shall ' •
f ■ d ti
lac -•* nil I
thi- I '
Ir 1 1'
dep
■ fi* i in
V i . , ,, | 1 :1 ; i iTiivicirn mm
ip-il ('out'! for istrire cities
• i i>, ' ni- niurdeipnl Judge
, ttv. Kixcs the ■•alary for
.... a y.-ar and fur
,,, « %•-.<■—' a year. Ma U -s
i k ! hi ■•!■ ' k "f the Munir
t ,nd pmnits him to appoint
’Fh** \c% to bt*njm« *>f r>«.tive
w , :5<T »i election of 1921.
An
o
trt ! t\
or ».-r
or t<
c«-m*
n-t
rru^H
%rT \<>. :51 l.
t„r,r»>r.l March 21,
V imi'Wl S.’i-fion t ‘ of Aot
ciij- Mak"s it unlawful to main
, ,] ■ i hi* phirrd. main tain nil
.... ,1 n the- waters of thi:- State.
,Hll (,r to have- in poasessinn any
... ; . : ■ ell n« :»■ 1 • • I" ! • P
without wins* or with wings not
.> ■ t tong on each side ami th
r,,o ii than t! n suunre.
T
| 'uhilm th- use o' " ines
**..V c -M> n- nee U • .... -wl.
.nnn. ,• than 2 inches by pirni.- parti.-a.
b,:t» . . June ir.th an I i 1st
ACI' ><>• 32.X
tafiro.rd .lurch 21. I It I*.
Vet prohibiting rr-spa sins on
property. Makes It unlawful to
,r drive on the State I’aP'tol
l. except upon the public lime
v iIU j of such grounds punish
; tin- not ex.-dine SI00 l>i
,h„ , ,ro<iia n of the building ami
to arrest persons violating
V Money derived from tines to
jl,,, State Treaaurv to 'be
lie rierai revenue fund I’ro
,son over the ase of to
skating or walking with
sKuies n any portion of the
,t hiiiidme or,.m abutment there
approach s thereto
A n
puhl i«
ride
prouti
a b J«‘ \
1-fK‘t
hi i * dt?
th*
b«* p i
cr»* j i f
h h • -
y * f* r
m* t: i
< "upif
tun or
id ini'
of th<
.ui>
from
k
ACT VO 321.
Approved 'larch 21. IPIP.
To • house 'b- ' tii, of relinquish -
rent of .low. r. P - that .he w lc
ma V relinquish d- W-f I" " -
de.,1 with husband to I n it
tn. ■ to hu band • ': 1,1 '
All M>- 325.
Approved .lurch 21. 1»1»».
,\n Ad to enable ■ -'if* < ' "" 1"sn,r'
Husband to itonv. ' t' '! «-"
th,.i -m h W ife m») C' to ■ do.. .
hy Joining In a petition of .he gu.i i din n
f„, sue!, sal. and h ■ 1 a. He instru
ment duly acknowledge! conveying all
tin Interest in the land
ac t
Approved 'Inrfh *******
Provides f<»r the sale of ix tee nth
auction lands in those townships in
which no inhabitants reside 1 rovlaea
1hat the land may be sold on the peti
tion of any inhabitant of the County
supported by the affidavit of three
other inhabitants of rh»i nUvmt\ that
inhabitant reside:-* in such townshi
TltJ
Art >o. 33*.
Approval >lar-h 2%, tUtH
\n Act to provUlc U,-. h ■ s.,a
luxation of porHonal prop, rf ,.r ,
poraliona Provides Mlilt m„h
'hail be a**.- lhl. .onus
s'hu h it is locHtt.il, j, of di',
cation ol the principal ofr«,
corporation.
*< t mi. rirre.
Approve! 'laroH Ullll.
An A,-t to amend Se tiun 7272 »t Kir
. s ’ Provides that per-uiu
iini-il to work on the road shall bt
the payment or it for
eacn iay so \va.rTH*<l
apt ><>. :m.
'!»!»«»» . (1 Man h M2
An \ r U, . |
mnni.s. f’ro\ i -
it 3
ih
is now p*«n<:
W!».
i knmvlfdp
*«•'!r Jtoknow s
nvtyinjf land which
»/•►* taken and which
■ ur«*i • > I irr-Kulun*
\ ’ !<>••> no4 tppj
laments spun which
An \t
aft \o. Min.
Appro* f«j \Jarrh 2‘2.
t Item hr
deemed ^
vuiej* tha* ?h<
ni.-di the Fed
•serv« Bank «
?n;idby him
Federal syst*
-'Utrh amount
h,*rv»' Bank a
mit them to
Federal IB-*
hunks to aec
date drafts
to am*
Pr <.
f the
5ueh r
have .
i Act 3
des th
■dorai
implied
imp.
«»! and
mii;> hank, a
rve rnju; r« -
‘III -had he
til tin* laws
relative to reserve, Pro
Bank Fxaminer shall fur
’ is Board or Federal fte
ropie.w of ;tli examinations
‘»f banks mem hers of such
:n fhrmits banks to own
of 'tot k in the Federal He
rn i\ be nH'MHgary to per
bei-ouiH members of the
**rv*- System. Authorizes
' pt for payment at future
Ira wn b\ customers and
isstii- ,»*t ters of C3*»dix. rurh acceptances
md .etters ot <-redi» shall be considered
as money borrowed.
AFT NO. :S4;L
Approved 'larch M2. fPltt.
An A t to permit special consolidated
}»nd common school districts to expend
money for transportation. Authorizes
•he members >r directors of such dis
*J to purchase wagons, busses or
other means of transportation and hire
persons to operate them or make other
trran^enien?s n**i■*•**»**ry Permits them
lo lease r build i-fit'hera»ff‘U or hom< s
for f ho i. ... # . u .. .. .
for rhu district.
V( '! ::44.
'IMIH.Vcd M«rrh 22. 1919.
An A.*t i > provide fur a permanent
school fund and for the dale of State
hinds, Provides that me proceeds de
r!“d from ?h*» sale of State lands shall
into the p-rnmnent school fund. Pro
i»*s t!. i i Stats and* shall be sold
tor not less than $2.50 an acre except
for lands forfeited for taxes ma> be
’‘Old > not leas than 11.25 per acre
Provides the method of sale of sixteenth
section lands.
M T !V«. 39ti.
ipprtned Man h 22. tVtt).
An \> t to amend Section 5411 of K_!r
by h I> i g e * L. -o as to provide for the sat
isfaction by verfied but unrecorded
power of attorney. \et provides tha?
when any or deed of trust of
personal property has been fully pa d
the same shall he satisfied. Provides
that satisfaction of personal property
mort^agen which are filed but not re
corded may be satisfied by the recorder
or ther person when authorized b> *
power of attorney which power of at
bjrnt*y shall be filed with the satisfied
murixu.gr or when the mortgage is
will drawn in lieu thereof
H T NO. 3M.
\ppnm*d Mar*-I« iff, !9I9.
An Act making approp -ation for ex- |
tension work in agricultural and home
economics Appropriates $1 5*.4 4 15 for
extension work in agriculture and home
*34UJtiumUo*.
\t’T NO. is2.
Approved March '2*1. 1919.
Viricud Section *\* i2 of K * s Digest
«» is i » provide that if the amount up- i
propristnl by the Legislature* fee pen- ,
•eons is insufficient to pay the claims]
.a full fh*-n that it shall be pi e t *,] in
just pi p.i tion. and if there is an * \
■ .'*.<!* I r- *in • h» amount app; -prms «-«J that
uch excess shall be prorated among!
the ;M*r^jn.'s allowed pension*
a i no. :ts:i.
Approved March 2d. I!*!!*.
An .\cf to appropriate money to pay
p« nuis to • v a'onfedvM’ale soJdiv’s
Arc opr ales $2,225,000 to pay such prn
s tuna.
trr no. 3S4.
Approved March 20. 191!*.
\n Vi making appropriation for the
medical department of the I'niversity of
Arkansas and a iso for the Branch N r
mill of such l‘niversity. Appropriates
: a.-iiMi for the medical department and
$50,000 for the Branch Normal.
A i T NO. ;Ni.
Approved Marc a 2d, It* in.
An A t to appropriate money to p;n 1
th ini’ir*j. 1 on the permanent school 1
:--s Vpproprsnt-'-** $11:1.450 to pa: such '
interest.
A< i NO. :tS7.
Approved till oh ‘2*1. 1919.
Appropriates money out of the peni- j
rcntiary fund to pay improvement din- j ,
t ut :itx*s for levied. Appropriates; :
$7 r,tm* for tii s purpose.
A< T NO. 3SN.
Appro veil March 20, 19! 9.
Apprupi ; ites $2,000 to pay for filing!’
, ;lh t . ts. «!■•• • icnt tll♦ ■ - and other nx- :
tures in the State Treasurer's office.
v< i \o- :SS|>.
Vpprovcd March 2«. 1919.
Appropri.i ; • -s $! M tH* for the mainte- |
,,j the tuberculosis sanatorium. 1
Appropriates $!5.rt(M> ter the pur post of !
i p ,,:i «itrii1 light plant al tin’ll
..mail rlum a nil t pprop 1 " ■ s $11.1" ■ • i |
a,Id. (tonal buildings ami equipment. | *•
ji -thi for X-ray maehine, and $2,000 I
i'ei- lab.-iatei" .-iiupmen Appropriates {
jtj.inic i. (hi .n ’ f -- n of a road
t.i tin sa murium. and $.1,000 for tene
im — tin -turiat. rium grounti
VI I' V'*. IBM.
Vpproved Ajare-v 24». 1919.
An Vet l .. priiv de ter the pm. menl of <
a eli.11 rnia.il ' * I tile I!' ,n ,v.i.. . onuiuss’on I
reasonable eiirttp. le-arion. fixes the sal
ary of such chairman at *750 a year. '
Vi I NO. :k«2.
Approved March 2fi. 1919.
An Act to provide for the payment
of mi lea ire and pi- diem of the lo-iieral j
V ernhh IS.or .as from the onnnier- ; i
..,.,1 t.ed stufi fund $25,000. from the r
fertilizer fund $2o.t'00 and t he oil in- t
Spec non fund $ ;n."00 Due. ts the Stall •
Treasurer tu Ir.iieier all moneys in the ,
State Capitol fund to the ered't of the 1
general revenue fund, and to transfet
alt moneys in the sand and snivel fund t
to the general revenue fund, and all ; c
mom.vs from the sale of books by the
Secretary of State to the general rev
enue fund.
All or sueh money to ■ used to
meet the [ in* Dti i in \ets Nos ’■ i
lilt and loll for tin expenses of the
i one i tl Assembly and provides the ha I- t
unee may be used for other purposes, j;
vi i no. m
Approved March 2ti. 1919.
vn \. ; i . provide for revolving storm p
doois in lb. State Capitol building Ap- $
prop! mte.- $750 out of the State Capitol
fund for the purpose of providing such
doot s.
Vl I NO. MM.
V,.proved March 2b. l»l».
Vti Art to provide for an addition to i
the 111 spdiil building of the Arkansas ■ 1
Confederate Home Appropriates *10.000 t
tor tills purpose. |f
ACT NO. 38*.
Vpprnvml Vlareh -hi. Hi 19.
An Act to provide for the support and | t
ainwna;.' , the, Arkanmis School foi
• he Blind Appropi i rites $102,£.00 foi
!|1'" upport and inbi.i dinnco of tin
V hat -V|||, ,i the Iliad.
To
Hr
at
mam
%< T AM. 3»7,
Approved March 20,
pirn nji foi the maintenance of
■i<‘ !**St. i;|j for \' r'ri'OU.' II if»
A ppropi $,-v3*,140 for the
■ naic * it iut-li Institution.
At t ><*. :ph.
Approved March -IK, Ivltt,
On Ait ii provide for the malnte.
'f iht m: Mute Institute. Ap
propiiaie* $tt>u,i>23.32 for such institu
Ai.'T \f>. 44*0.
Approved titti-ch ttii, inirt.
A n A' ' iiaK-inn pro v if. ions for the v»
1 mu.- h pe 11 men i- of State goverumc-ni
ai «' vt». aoa.
tplinnrd March 27. Ilti®.
' 1 intend Section 1 of Act 1 7C.
* " . ; aifroad employee.
”-a veilnis H;- -ii rt, students In College.
"■ 'thi-i i>e. sons unavoidably absent
'"in the t.'oun;; a which ho resides mi
m i non lav. to vote for township,
'•uni;., hi -ut and Slate official
iienihe-- i| -he I ,'-lg«iulUl*e., meinbi : -
ji rmmliss, President and Vice Pn /
S-nt, any .cuing precinct in the Sin
Ji Arkansas
Provides that any person engaged a
i aiioi or soldier of the [fnited State
.is ■ fje permitted to vote regardless of
■s 'o t ( 11; may he located on the day of
flection.
APT AO. 404.
Approved ’larch 37,
An Ai t to provide for tbs partition
>f assessments in Improvement dis
tricts. Provides that where the asses.
noBts have been made in one body and
he land 1b iater divided the owner of
my part of such property may apply
• > the Chancery Court for a partition
if lsse- linent of benoflt# against the
same.
44 T AM*. 410.
Approved March 27,
An Act to amend Section 7 of an Act
jf 1!M7 regulat rig fraternal beneficiary
Assessments. Provides that any such
"uciety may admit any person not over
Pi years of age and that any su< .
■moiety may issue certificates of sick,
lentil, annuity, or other benefits to
■hildren between the ages of 1 and
year*, and that when such a chi d
••aches the age for personal applies
on. vu-i certificate may be exchanged
r any other ertiftcate Issued by the
■oclety. free designation of the ben* -
ficiary being left to the child. That the
Assessment collected on such certifi
cate shall be based upon a standard
ndustria! table of immortality and 3-*
?er cent per mnum or a higher
standard.
44 T X4A. 427S.
Vn Y<m to prevent th* mutilation of
motor and serial numbers of automo
tires an»i gasoline engines. Makcn
’ uniawfu for any person to have : 11
hen possession any automobile, tire or
gasoline engine the motor or serial
which has been mutilated to the
extent that it « an not be read. Pro
des that w hen* any such property ha?
been stolen and later recovered, thf
"iirts have the authority to permit the
•' gnifu iwti'-r ’o use the eanie wnh
such numbers so mutilated.
A«rr a<>. 434.
ipltrtived >lareh 37. lliH.
An Act to prevent injury pending Itt
HHtion to lands m which the State
claims an interest Provides that pend
ing such litigation that the parties
aiming adversely t», the State or any
•’her person shall not cut or remove
fr<*m sa d land any trees, logs or tim
ber Provides -hat the court may per
m ? such cutting or taking of timber
where the pet : loners enter into a good
and sufficient bond to the State in the
amount not less than the cash value of
su«-h timber Provides that the State
ma; * an an injunction without filing
a bond.
UT AO. 43a.
%W»roved March 27. 1919.
An A«’t to intend Act ‘215 of 1911. Pro
. ’d,--s that the County Court may ap
»-'in- any number of persons to act as
:>r»*bniion of ft*ers. and fix their coiii
)t‘nsat ion. In an- counties containing
•it ■ s i - the I'i'st t-’mss the salary of
■> }■ h <i f f fee la t • be *x**d bv the court.
»iv,-s the Pminty Court of the smaller
s po v- • ir» decide whether or not
> !-■■ •' a ’ n offic* rs are necessary. Pro
• - that i;«» court shall commit a fe
mil*-* oftende u i !er the age of IS years*
u ! male offender under the age of 17
■ ears to jail in any county in which
l detention home is provided, but shall
■ummu them to such homes.
\t T \o.
Approved March 27, 1919.
An Act to amend Section 58 of Act
13 of l'U3. Provides that dividends of
insolvent banks, remaining in the hands
il * Hank Commissioner after six
ii'-nths after tne final order of dlstri
MJiion. shall be deposited in one or
• ■ ■ >!;i!'' banks in trust for the sev
■ral depositors. Provides that no pay
•f Tit to depositor shall be made uni -ss
•s mad*- within two years after
Bank Commissioner takes over the
isset< of the bank
\t 5 AO. 440*
\|t|M«>v «I March 27. 1910.
An \ct to repeal Section 3734 or Klr
iy s I' -st and t nmerd Section 37 4 2.
w-’peu's Section 17.44 and .upends Sec
ion 3 ;42 t«' provide that all committee
•Jerks of the House of Rep resen tati ves
ball be st ••nog-raphers and shall be urt
: r the control of the Speaker of the
louse Provides that the House may,
it its discretion, select not more than
ir st«*nog-apliers. Such clerks to give
ill of their time to their work and work
A times wh -n the. House is not in sea
ion. Provides for clerks for the corn
?oMe. - 'i lie Senate and four stenog
rtphms for the Sen.-i’-' Makes it un
:iwor “ither the House or the Sen
r»* i » i*i7iploy anyone else by resolution
r othe! wise.
ACT SO. 444
Ipproved March 27. 1919.
Provides that the use of the word
ru-*te* Hgent, or s trustee In the con
v.-itu <■ of lands sha.it not be notice to
n; p.oson that the grantee holds as
ruste- or agent or that there are any
thi r henelb i tries than the grantee
imself. And that a conveyance by
u -h grantee to any other person will
• st title in such person free from
he trust.
\< T NO. 41&
\j»p roved March 27. 101 a.
An Act to ament! Section l of Act
r><; of l1" Provides that whenever 25
•*r cent of the qualified electors of
hree or more townships petition the
• >unt> Court for the privilege to vote
n the question of restraining stock
• in running it large, the County Court
ball e.C.i such election. Provides that
he pe tition must contain 25 per v nt
f the electors of each township.
trr \ > M7.
i|>pn>^nl 'I »rch ‘27. 1910.
\n n f declaring certain gins to be
ub!it gins. Provides that all cotton
ins. except those located on planta
ions and ginning only cotton on the
tantalum, to be public gins Provides
hat public gins shall gin cotton in the
• i in which It is brought to them.
*rovides the penalty for refusing to
•u cotton *>f u fine of not less than
25 noi more than $50.
ACT NO. It>2.
approved Mao h ‘IS, 1919.
\n Act t«» authorize County Courts
[> issue new bonds in lieu of the old
nvs in drainage districts, organized
nder Section 14 14 to 1450 of Kirb>'s
♦igest. That where it is to the best
ntcrest of the district. the County
ourt. upon surrender of the old bonds,
ia> issue new bonds. Provides that
tie bonds shall not bear a greater rate
f interest than 6 per cent. Provides
hat where there ia more than one U
."•tit* of bonds* outstanding they may b*
'•onsolidau d In the new issue."
%«'T NO. 467.
Vp:»tovni March 2s. |p|p.
An \« t permit! ing deferred payment.
■ f assessment of in n* «*;ts In drainage
uistricts. Provides that in drainage
dist* ts where tin* assessments <>i ben
•rtts have been mad**. 'In- prope.tv own
• r may pay such assessment in full
within sixty days after th* passage oi
this act, and if not paid within that
nine, such installments to hear t> per
cent interest.
■KT No. 4*2.
tpproted Mnrrh 2*. 1919.
An Act to provide for the upport |
and maititrii»ih ♦* of th** Arkansas pen- i
itentiarv Appropriates T.‘,!»2,.’*U9 i«»r \
th- support <»f the penitentiary. Pro- ;
vtdes that th** **h*rks >i the peniten- i
tiary shall give bond in the sum of
$1,000. Provides that each ninvir*. 11. - •
charged, shall receive a civilian suit of
clothes and 5 cents per mil** to the »
place of his con viction. Provide: that j
he commissioners of the penitentiary j
.may receive free transportation on
railroads. Provides that the commis
sioners of the penit**ntbii 4\ shall not be
required to pay th** expenses of bring- j
• ng any person to th* reform uhool.
-
A( I1 No. ISO.
tfiprovi *1 'lit roll „’S. IP IP.
An Vet relating to eon I mines. Act
provides for an examining board to be
•appointed bv the Governor to examine |
til fire bosses, huo'mg engineers and
mine foremen In th. Statu of Vrkan
s.as. Provider that mine inspectors
must pass the --xaminatkin as well as
the men above mentioned. Provides
that the present mine inspector nia; ob
tain a certificate without • xaminaturn,
and provides that hoisting engineers,
mine foremen or fire bosses, who have
held such positions for five years prior
to the passage of the act. may obtain
certificates without an examination. ,
Provides that coal mine operators can j
j not employ m**n for the positions nam- I
; ed who do not hold such certificates.
VCT NO. 4*K.
\pproo.l March JTH. 1919.
Provides that the basic language for ]
Instruction in schools shall be th** Eng- !
lish language. Provides that the basic
language of instruction in all school.**
* In the State, public or private, shall
be the English language only. Pro
| vides a penalty of not exceeding $25
for the violation of the act
U T NO. 493.
Approved March 2b. Iff 19.
To provide for th** introduction of
certain evidence iti suits against insur
ance companies for claims of persons
dying while in military service while
in foreign lands. Provides that a cer
tificate from the Adjutant General <>f
the United States, certifying i.he death
of the injured, shall be competent evi
dence and *hall be prnna facie evidence
f f* ( I u 1 h
A("! NO. 494.
^ppruM'd Hat*«*li 28, 1919.
An Net to establish a State farm for
women Establishing i State reform
atory for women to be known ■»> the
Arkansas State Farm for Women.
Places the management of it under i
board of n no 1 • ,r* to be appointed
by the Governor, at least tive of whom
•hall be women Provides for the pur
chase of 120 acre® of land for -ueh fa rn
and for the erection of such blinding*
as are necessary and appropriates
money for this purpose.
At T NO. 500.
Approved >l«reb 28, ltliy.
An Act to relieve licensed undertak
ers and embatmers from jur> service
Provides that such undertakers or em
balm*-!* rna> be pxoused from service
on juries by showing their license or
registration card.
ACT NO. 502.
Approved March 'JH. 1910.
An Act to amend Section 52f>3 of K’r
bv's Digest. Provides for the licensing
1 of osteopaths. Provides that the ap
| pJleant shall he examined by a hoard
1 and shall present evidence of having
f attended for not less than four years a
j reputable school of osteopathy. Pro- \
i vides that the examination may be j
waived by the board for any person i
who has graduated from such school,
j or where the person has been licensed j
by other States of equal standard. Pro- !
vides a fee of $20 for the examination.
\< T NO. 504.
Approved tla-ch 28. 15119.
An Act to d* too and punoh marrhy
and prevent the spread of Bolshevism ;
and kindred doctrines in the State of
Xrkensas. M:k*s n unhiwr'ul for any
person to w rit . s|M*a k or publish any
word, sentence or article with intent to
encourage the inflic,!< n of any per- |
sonal injury upon anv person or the 1
Injury to public or pr».a*e property or j
to disseminate propaganda which tends ■
to destroy or over throw the present
form of government.. Prohibits the
wearing or displaying of any symbol
or token calculated to encourage per
sonal injury or .the destruction of
property or to overthrow th* present
form of government. Provides a pen
alty of not less than $10 or more than
$1,000 for the violation of this act.
At T NO. 515.
Approved >Uirt*h 28. 1919.
An Act governing the reassessments
‘of benefits in improvement districts.
Provides that where a district has is
sued bonds »r incurred indebtedness,
} the total amount of assessed benefits '
shall never be reduced by reassess- !
ments
\CT \o 520.
Approved >l.i n*h 2s. 1919.
An Act to permit fraternal benefit so- i
j cietles t«' establish and maintain j
! classes of membership I*rovidea that
* such societies may maintain separate j
classes and that such class shall be se- j
cured separately.
APT No. 521.
Approved March 28, 1919.
An Act to cure defective acknowl
! edgments Our*\s i s regularities in all j
aeK <'\\ 'eagments >uve>!ng nomesteau
and dower since INST.
\t r no.
Approved March 'Jn. UMO.
An Vet to increase the minimum sale
price of sc hoc l lands and tax. lands
within the Vrkansa- and Nat »n
a! Forest, and to provide tor the sale j
to the t’mt ‘d States gov* ’-nment. Au- j
thorizes the Commissioner' ef State
Lands to negotiate with the Fed r&l !
government for the sale of su« h lands j
within such forests rnr a sum not less j
than $2 50 in acre and n ** Teas than its ;
apprai *d value.
VtT NO. 53!*
Vpj;r»wil March I'M'*.
An \« t am. nd Sr.-t ion 1 I'M) of
Kirby's Pi ; \: 'em!a - section
; so as to permit permit p* iemptor> cha!
! lenffe for cause by ny counsel
when a juror is rciad ed i *» th- sitgr ie\
represent!ng the «dh*-r ■ ’ ,am withiu
the fourth degree. either by eonsan- ;
guinity or affinity
l( T NO. 550.
Approved March 19IP.
An Act to authorize kcepets of the
penitentiary and reform ■hl..ds i«•»
provide for d“nta* treatment for con
victs Provides that the commission
era shall purchase necessary oju p
ment at a cost not to exceed $1.'M'
Makes it the duty of th«* cuimnLs. *»
era to see that those convicts in r »!
of dental treatment shall be brought
to the walls and giv»ji the necessas i
treatment Provides that the commis
sioners ma> enter into a * • -ntract \\ 11!h
the dentis- employed by the State H■>x
pita! for Nervous l’ M-;ees and pa> him
a salar> lor -uch work, not to exceed
$G00 a year
KVT NO. 557.
% ppro% ed Mareli liS. 1919.
An Act to prohibit the licensing of
jitney and taxicab drivers in cities of
the first class under the age of 21
years. Makes it unlawful for any per
son under the age of 21 years to op
erate such Jitney or taxicabs. Pro
1
htbtta th«* Issuing of license to any per
son except upon satisfactory proof
licit ho is above the age of 21 years.
Makes it unlawful for any person to
hire any hoy under the rg>- of 21 > » ti >
to operate such jitney or t&xica. Pro
vides fi penal tv of not less than 12j nor
more than |100.
V( T No. 571.
tppr«>»*4 \|#«il .. I flip.
\n Vet to m-Ht- the Arkansas Cor
poration Commission. Kstabiishes in
the State uf Arkansas it, Corporation
Commission to «*-per vise anti have con
trol of all public service corporal ions.
Prov ides the method of prot * tiur* of
aid corporation its power and jurls
dit lion ill the matter of facilities, sale
tv appliances, rat - etc. Gives such
• 'inniisf «*11 general powers over all
pub!.- service corporations operating
in the State.
Al l' NO. 573.
\f»prow*d April I, 191$).
An Ad giving to school districts the
right of eminent domain. Provides
'lint after compensation hns been fixed
by a jury, the school district shall,
within t‘*0 days, pay the owner of such
propen v tije amount fixed, and that the
court w*!l enter an order of condemna
tion. Kithor party may have the right
of appeal.
%< T NO. 574.
approved \prll 1, 101®,
An Acr u> amend Section 3 of Act
Ar.S of 1 ?H 7. Provides for a State De
pository Board. Provides that in lieu
of bond signed by a surety com
pany, the depository may pledge bonds
oi the United States or of any legally
organized school. lev » e. drainage or im
provement district of the State, of Ar
kansas. whose legality has been passed
upon by the Attorney General. Pro
vides that said bonds shall not be ac
*-pted for more than 1*0 per cent of
their face value, and provides that such
bunds may be withdrawn from time to
m»* and other bonds substituted there
for.
ACT NO. 008.
Approved April I, 1010.
Vn \<-t to require health certificates
for school teachers. Provides that all
school teachers shall obtain a certifi
cate of health from a regular licensed
physician, showing that such leat her is
f"ee from tuberculosis, said certificate
to be presented to the secretary of the
school board before a contract can be
made between said teacher and the
board.
Art no. <K3d.
Approted .April 3* 1919.
Vn Vet requiring railroads to furnish
■ars equipped with grain-tight doors
for the shipment of grain. Requires
all railroad companies or persons op
erating railroads to furnish cars equin
ped with grain-tight doors for iHe
shipment of grain in bulk Provides
that failure on the part of the com
pany to furnish cars so equipped shall
make them liable for all grain lost In
transit.
act .no. ona.
Approved tprll 5. IPIN.
An Ac to regulate the organizing
and admission of mutual insurance
companies, other than life. Provides
the method of organization and the re
quirements for admission of such com
panies. and prescribes regulation of
such companies.
tl'T NO. SOI.
tppruird tprll :i. HIIW.
An Vet to enable the County Court to
correct ail defects in the organization
of improvement districts. Provides
that ten residents of such district may
tile with the County Court a petition
showing the alleged irregularities
sought to be corrected, and such court
shall cause a notice of the tiling of the
petition to be published for three
weeks, and all properrv owners shall
have the right to be heard. Gives the
County Court the authority, upon the
hearing, to correct any mistake or er
ror in the formation or organization of
the district. Provides that such or
ders shall be Anal and conclusive, but
that any party interested may have the
right of appeal.
ACT NO. (KM.
tpprimd VprtI 3. 1»19.
An Vet to establish a central exper
iment station farm in Central Arkan
sas Provid.-s for the establishment of
such farm, to be known as the central
branch station of the main Agricultural
Experiment Station >r the 1/niversity
of \ rkansas. Provides that the work
shall be under the control of the main
exp.-riment station at Fayetteville and
that the scope of work, shall be in the
several branches of agriculture, live
stock, etc. Directs the purchase of not
less than 3ti0 acres of land and an ope
tion on the OKI acres adjoining. Pro
vides for tile erection of necessary
buildings. Appropriates $50,000 for the
purpose of the act
A< T NO. (IH7.
Approved April 3, 1910.
Grants to cities and towns the right
of eminent domain for the purpose of
securing property for burial purposes.
ACT NO. «S3.
Approved April 3. 1010.
Vii Act i" punish misrepresentation
and deception in the -ale of fruit, shade
or ornamental trees, vines, shrubs,
plants, etc Provides that ai! nursery
men dealing in such trees shall obtain
a license from the chief inspector of
the Arkansas Plant Board, and shall
give a bond In the sum of $1,000 Pro
vides for all persons engaged in the
selling or soliciting odeis Tor such
trees to obtain a license, the license to
h- {5 a '.ear Pivides a penalty of
not less than $10 nor more than $200
for selling such trees oi plants with
out .1 licens-i 1’icvifl. u th . t in ,
sale .1 duplicate invoice must be tiled
with th.- chief inspector within thirty
■ ■ h > - Provides f h It' I n y person mak
ing false and fraudulent representation
!■> the purchaser of such trees shall be
tlm d in in\ sum of not less than $50
not more than $r,U0.
At !' \o. 6K6.
Vpitroved ttirit a, mm.
\n Set t>» attfiel Section rti of the
Vets of 1 1 '■ '-tiling to the operation
of coal mines. Provides that all slopes,
drt'is or shafts used for hoisting coai
shall be made the intake of air into
the mines iTc-v .!•■« that all air Suing
into the it: tie shall be so split that not
more than 50 employees shall be work
ins on each split of air and that there
shall not be less than 200 cubic feet of
air pass each face pet minute. Pro
vides for the testing of such an by the
Stale Mine Inspector
APT NO. #87.
Vpprovesl turll 5. I (MU.
Vn Vet to amend Section 2 of Vet 313
of 1907; being an act to permit foreign
corporations to do busm.4 - tills
State Vnictuls such section so as to
provide tha! the complying with the
law by such foreign corporation after
the date of anv contract made by it,
shall in no way validate the contract.
VP T NO. <jss.
Vppruve.l V |»ri I A. mm.
\n V t to amend Section 1578 of
Kirby - Digest Vtnetids such section
so as to provide that fencing districts
may be organized on petition of the
majority of land owners, instead of
tw i-thirds, and also gives the County
P ,u t the tight to ehang the bounda
ries of such districts
K't no. ttn.t.
Vpi.ro.ed Vpril A. mitt.
An Vc. to prov Ic fc’ Die support of
the Department oi State I .and .^Ap
propriates $ 1 s'-i i.s lot the DtflLrt
ment of State lands, HighWays*and
Improvements
PSale
I Bills
If you inteud
to have a sale
get our prices
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KITCHEN »
CABINET U*
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doubt.
Is but u carpet inside out.
It's when w i.w those shreds and
ends.
We kti nv not w hut the w hole intends;
So when on n-r things iook hut odd,
They'r«- work 1 in: out some scheme of
tiod.
'Vital pmt stiem random strokes, will
there
In order and design appear.
Then shatl w« praise what here w*
spurned;
Tor. then the carpet shall be turned.
CHOICE LEFTOVER DISHES.
Often the dish which makes its
second appearance will he more ap
petizing than when
it first appeared.
Most tasty dishes
may he prepared
from leftovers that
are of little value
when used alone.
This is the sea*
>011 when mush
rooms may bo had
for the gathering and a handful oC
tins delicious flavor added to any
1 leftover meat or esenlloped vegetable
makes an extraordinary out of an or
dinary dish.
Leftover sponge cake may be treat
ed in tin* same way, using cooked
fruits or fruit juie'ss of various
kinds. Cut in rounds and served
with the fruit topped with whipped
cream, this makes a most fancy dish.
Ragout of Veal.—Helmut two cup
fuls of cold roast veal, cut in cubes,
in one and one-half cupfuls if brown
sauce, seasoned with a teaspoouful of
Worcestershire sauce, a tablespoonful
1 of onion juice and a dash of cayenne.
Roast pork or veal may he used in
salads and a cupful or two of v< al
makes a small pot pie when covered
with a good rich crust and baked.
Small Quantities of corn or aspara
gus or other vegetables with potatoes
and a hit of onion for seasoning
make a most appetizing salad.
Minced Mutton.—Mash the volks of
six hard cooked eggs and season with
cayenne and a fourth of a teaspoon
ful of mustard and salt. Add a cupful
; of cream and two cupfuls of chopped
cooked mutton. When thoroughly hot
add a quarter of a glass of currant
jelly.
Ham With Jelly Sauce.—I*ut a half
tablespoonful of butter hi a saucepan,
and when melted add i small glass
of sour apple jelly, season with cny
; enne, and add a cupful of cooked ham
cut in neat strips, add a fourth of a
cupful of orange juice and simmer five
' minutes, then serve.
It is good to do battle, to suffer, to
be thrown overboard and left to save
ourselves. What we lose in comfort
we gain in energy, and energy is the
most precious of man's weapons.—
! Charles Wagner
INVITING DISHES.
When making gravy with nit
browned flour add the Hour to the
fat and stir until well
blended, then add milk or
water and a teaspoonful
of kitchen bouquet to
give the rich btovvn
color.
Raisin and Celery
Salad.—Cut into small
pieces two cupfuls of cel
ery, two oranges broken
in bits, two-thirds ot a
cupful of raisins, seeded and plumped
over steam, a cupful of grated apple
and a cupful of mayonnaise. Cover
with this m vture the apple and may
onnaise. making an especially delicious
mixture.
Green Corn and (Jre<»n Pepper.—Cut
the corn from four ours, put tuto u
frying pun with a tablespwonful of hot
fat, add a chopped green pepper, sea
son with salt and pepper and add more
fat If needed and cook twenty minutes,
stirring to keep from burning.
Cassoiet.—This is a fatuous French
dish which is both historical and ap
petizing. Souk over night otto quart
of lima he- is: in • a*.a- *tg bring
to the boiling point, add salt, resh
water and cook until tender, or nearly
so. Place In a casserole two cupfuls of
cold cooked chicken or duck, add the
beans, an onion, half a cupful of
strained tomato, a quart *>f hot broth
anti u teaspoouful of kitchen bouquet.
Hake one hour, uncover, sprinkle with
a little minced parsley, brown and
serve.
Filling.—Hoil two cupfuls of sugar
with four tablespoonfuls of water until!
it threads; pour over three well-beaten
egg whit‘s, add a half cupful of cit
ron. shredded tine, half a cupful of
shredded tigs, one oopfn! of chopped
raisins, and one cupful of chopped,
blanched raisins. Spread b.-twain tlte
layers and on top of the cake.
Pressed Corned Beef —i' -ver i ce
of corned beef with cold water, let
heat gradually to the hoi: eg taunt,
then simmer slowly until v.u y t.-nd-ur.
uhout six hours. Remove ro a hiiek
ahaped bread pan and et>ver w 111» a
hoard and weight, l.et stand several
hours. Serve cut in slices garnishing
the platter with piio'rj i’he liquor
saved from the meat may he lists! to
cook cabbage, giving -t a very nieo
flavor.
Frozen Coffee Custard.—Scald a
pint <>f milk. Boa four eggs until
light, add them to the hot milk with
a cupful of sugar, remove from the
Are and cool, add half a pint of cold
coffee and half a pint of whipped
cream, then freeze. Serve in sherbet
cups, garnished with whipped cream.