Nevada County picayune., 1889-04-17

Ing or representing twO-thlrdS of the capital stock of each company re- spectivcly. and any railroad compa. ny existing under the laws of any other State or Territory may buy oI lease or otherwise acquire any rail roads, the whole or a part of which is in his State with all ri ghts and franchises. provided that the road so purchased shall not be parallel or competing with the purchasing roads, and any road may be extended into or through this State. Provided ! further that before any railroad cor poration of any other State or Terri tory shall receive any profits of this act they shall file articles of associa- ton with the Secretary of State q certified copy of it's articles of in- charter has been granted and on the filing of the same, such company shall become corporation of this State as well, subject to the laws now in force or hereafter enacted, the same as if formally incorporated in this State, and in all suits or pro- ceedings instituted against such cor poration process may be served on it's agent in this State Tn the same manner that process is served on the agents of corporations existing and organized under the laws of the State. Any foreign corporation which has heretofore constructed or purchased any railroad in this State, shall within sixty days hereafter comply with this act by filing copy of their charter with the Secretary of State, and for every day which they fail to comply it shall pay penalty of 5000, which may be recovered by the District At torney in civil acton at law, in stituted in the proper courts in any county through which such railroad is operated by the foreign company. Approved March l3.
 An act changing the time for hold ing courts in the Third Judicial Cir cult. Approved March l3.
 An act to secure the orderly and continuous administration of estates, which provides for succession of ex- ecutors and requires the retiring eXecutOr to account for and turn over all moneys and property to his successor. Approved March F..
 An act ccding exclusive jurisdic- ton to the United States over site for public building at Texarkana. Approved March II.
 An act of 1887 is amended, allow ing females to be beneiiciaries of the Arkansas Industrial University and repeating former act on the reorgan- ization of that Institute. Approved March Is.
 The game law is amended to aid in the preservation of the eggs of birds, and to prohibit the killing of deer, turkey, quail and prairie chickens. The unlawful season for hunting deer now IS from Feb. and August 1, unless such deer are on ones own premises destroying crops, and the unlawful season for hunting wild turkey is from May to Septem- Der. Approved March IS.
 By special act the Chaplain of the Penitentiary was allowed $500 salary for two years ended April l, 1889. Approved March IS,
 An act to amend Sec. 2l of an act of 1883 to provide for building and repairing levees in Chicot county. Approved March l7.
 An act is now in force providing for the relief of sane persons confined in the Insane Asylum and restoring to them their postal rights the same as other individuals. Approved March IS.
 An act amending an act to better facilitate the adjustment ot the differences between this State and the Federal Government arising under the grant by the United States to Arkansas of swamp and over flowed lands by act of Congress of 1850. The act authorizes the Gov ernor to make what settlement he deems proper and just to the State, and appropriates S4 ,000 for such purposes. Approved March IS.
 It is the law that hereafter any railroad contractor or suh-contractor for work done on railroads such as ditching, grading and all kinds of