Nevada County picayune., 1889-03-06
NEW LAWS,
Passed by the Arkansas Legisla-
 lure, now in Session.

ture, now m session.
 Immediately after the passage of laws by the legislature, the Governor is required to file copy of same With the Secretary of State, after he has properly signed it. Below we give our readers the gist of all new laws passed by the Arkansas legislature, to Mch. 1st, 1889. This we are en- abled to do through the courtesy Of Secretary of State, Chism, and assis- tant, E. B. Jett, librarian; the lat ter has our thanks for assisting us while at the Capital, on Mch. 7, in collating these bills:
 Senate bill No. |: An act to ap- propriate money to pay the mileage, per diem, and general expenses of the legislature. In effect on and af- ter it's passage. Approved January 22, 1889.
 Senate bill No. 13: An act to fix the time for holding the Circuit courts in the 10th Judicial circuit In effect on and after passage. Approved Jan. 30, 1889.
 Senate bill No. 30: An act direct ing the judges of school elections to, within five days after election, give to the elected director a certificate, who shall within ten days thereafter enter upon the duties of his office. In effect on and after passage. Alp proved Jan. 30, 1889.
 Senate bill No. 35: An act to change the time for holding the Cir cult court of Pulaski county. In effect 90 days after passage. Ap- proved Feb 5, 1889,
 Senate bill No. 9: An act directing that in all criminal cases pending be- fore the circuit courts where the de- fendant is acquitted or the prosecut- ing attorney enters nolle prosequi, except in cases where the prosecutor shall be adjudged to pay the costs, or in cases of felony, if the defend ant shall be convicted and shall not have property to pay the costs, the same shall be paid by the county. In effect on and after its passage. Ap- proved Feb. ,, 1889.
 Senate blll No. 34: An act pro- viding that one-half of assessors fees shall be paid by the county, and one half by the State. Approved Feb. l5. 1889.
 Senate blll No. IS; An act to prohibit the sale or giving away of whisky within six miles of Long $ school house in Clark county. In effect on and after passage. Ap- proved Feb. IS, 1889.
 Senate bill No. ,: An act to in- crease the membership of the Su- preme Court from three to five. In effect on and affer it's passage. Ap- proved Feb, 20, 1889
 Senate bill No. B: An act pro- hihiting any claims being allowed against the charitable institutions of the state, unless properly verified by oath. In effect on and after passage. Approved Feb. l9, 1889.
 Senate bin No. 22: An act to pro- hibit the sale of tobacco, in any form, to juveniles. under the age of fifteen years In effect 90 days after pas sage. Approved Feb. 22, 1889.
 Senate bill No. ll: An act ceding Co the United States jurisdiction over the |. S. court house site in Fort smith. Ark. Ia effect on and after passage. Approved Feb. 22, 1889.
 senate bill No. n; An act to amend section , of an act entitled an act to forfeit railroad charters of the state provides that it j miles of rail road shall uoi he built within lS months after the charter Is granted, the same shall be forfeited. In ef- feel on and after its passage. Ap- proved Feb. 22, ls,9.
 Senate biI No JO. An act to repeal Sec. JS4- oi MauShcld's Di- ge,t makes the inspection of coal oil necessary in each county of the state ln effect on and after pas sage. Approved Feb. 27, 1889.
 senate bill Nu. 8: An act to pro- hibil thc sale of whisky within j miles of tbe public school house in Conway,