, 1890-03-27
INC several parties, Approved February

Iis II. 10 10 nfONlUc lOT tuc uIVDlHN
ment ofn fish commissioner. Tie COM
missioner must devote his entire time to
the fishing interests ofthc state, and see
that all laws for the propagation, pro
lection and preservation of good fishes
and oysters are on iotccd, and, II noeos'
sury to purchase land and build fish
hatcheries. IL Is his duty to examine
into all complaints made to him ~
councilmcn Of cities or county commits.
sioners regarding dog.llsh or decaycd
lish, and, Unnecessary, abato the nuisance.
lie shall receive ~ per year, anti be-
allowed his actual expenses for travel,
not To exceed Al 90. The salary Of the
deputies will be 50 per day for time &C.
tually employed, not exceeding iiily
days each per annuni, and shall bc al
lowed for their actual travelling cS'
penscs not to exceed 500 each per an
mum. Approved February 20, 1850, and
went into effect Immediately.
u, II. 275--Extending the time for
collecting the taxes OF 1850 from MARCH,
20 April l. Approved February 20,
lS9O, and went into effect Immediately
IsFoRMALirIEs coRHgcTEp.
II. b. 2o3--Corrccting informalitles of
record In the establishment Of public
roads and highways. All public roads
and highways that have been used for
not less than seven years are declared to
be lawful roads. No inlormalitios In the
records In laying out, Altering, estnb-
fishing, or vacating any public road noy
ON file in the offices OF the various coun-
ty auditors, shall be construed to inyali-
date or vucato such roads or highways.
Approved March O, lS'O.
II. ID. ls0-AuthoriEing the issuance Of
arms to the camps oithe order OF sons
OF Veterans. The adIutnnt general may
Issue the arms upon the application Of
the captain OF the veterans, who i re-
quired to give bond for the return OF
hem, Approved March q lsn.
IL. II. 0-Excmptins pension money
rom levy ana attachment for debt. Any
money received by any citizen Of the
state as pension by the government OF
the United States, whether the samo bc
IN the actual possession ol the person or
Is deposited, or loaned out, shall be eX-
ompt under provisions of the act from
attachment, or seizure. or any legal pro.
ceeding. When n debtor dies or absconds
and leaves his family money exempted
by the act, the same shall be exempt to
his family. Approved March q, lS'1.
III. II. 2j2-COrrecting omissions OF at
testing witnesses In deeds, mortgages
and other instruments Of writing. heods
and mortgages. etc, executed to convey
witnesses, are cured Of such defects and
llade valid, provided, that nothing In
tue act shall be constru cd to affect vested
rights or impair contracts made In good
faith prior 10 the passage Of the act, and
provided further that nothing In the act
shall be construed 10 give validity TO or
In any manner Affect the sale or transfer
OF real estate made 10y any officer of the
territory or state prior to the passage Oi
the act, Approved March a. 1880.
IL. II. .l3O-Authoriling the governor
to appoint commissioner Of deeds. Ap.
proved March q and went into elect i'm
mediatoly.
FREIGHT TO ~ FORWARDED PROMPTLY.
5. u. l0O-l,equinng transportation
companies TO promptly forward all
frcight--Transportation companies, do
ing business wholly Ia or ia part within
the state, shall, upon receipt Of any
article OF freight promptly forward II to
its marked destination by the route
directed by the shipper OF II no direc-
tions arc given by shipper, then to any
connecting company whose line or route
reaches or nearest reaches, the place to
which such article OF freight is marked.
Failure to comply shall MAKE the com
pany liable for any damages that may
bo sustained either to tho shipper in con-
sequence nom any cause, upon proof
that said damages resulted on account of
q failure OF th1 transportation company
TO comply. suits tor damages may be
instituted either at the place OF shipping
or destination.
Ii. u. l22-Detning trcspaas on the
public lands OF the stAte-EYcry person
who willluliy commits ttesptss by cutting
down, destroying or inJunng amy timber
upon the state, school or granted lands,
or by carrying away any timber, or soil.
or minerals thercirOm shall be guilty OF
larceny. Approved March Z, lsyO, and
went Immediately INTO effect,
III. b. 2jl-Protection of hotel, inn,
lodging and bOarding.hOuuo keepers. IL
provides that hereafter all Keepers Og
inns, hotels or rlOdgng-houscs shall have
n lien upon the baggage, pornerty or
other valuablcs brought into their
houses, and shall have the right to re-
tain such articles until the proper
churIes duo from guests are fully paid.
lfany baggage or yaluables shall remain
unredcemed Tor three months it shall bc
lawful for the proprietor uilcr giving ten
days notice to the owner her through
tue postOiiico or by advertising IN some
newspaper, or by posting IN three CON
spicuOus places, 10 sell such baggage or
yaluaUles ut public auction, and ont of
the proceeds of the sale 10 pay all lcgul
charges duo from the ow ncr Og the prOIi.
crly, proper charges Tor storage. and iIe
oyerplus, IL any, shall be paid to the
owner upon demand. Approved March
7, 1850.
II. b. 27i-Fixing the compensation of
supreme court bailiils at 70 per day.
Approved March l. and went into effect
Immediately.
H. u. 2g2-This law authorizes rail-
road corporations owning, leasing or
operating lines ol railway In this statoto
acquire own, negotiate, sell and gdar.
antee the stocks and bonds OF corpora
tions organized for the purpose Of re
claiming arid land, and aut hOrizing such
railroad corporations to build, own and
operate irrignting bitches.
IHE sTEyESsos TgEsfAss ACT.
II b. 20-To define and punish tres
pass. This is one Of the most important
criminal laws passed this session. II
was introduced by Representative
Stevenson. of Skauanla. 1t provides
that IL any person shall 20 upon the in
closed lands or promises Of another and
refuse to depart when ordered lie shall
be guilty Of n nlisdemeanor aud be sub
Jeot tn fine of from s. to $50 Precipices,
cmbankmcnts, streams or natural OBJ
structions which secure lands from the
Tespass OF domestic animals are held
to be lawful Enclosures. a fine of 50 to
$50 is provided for persons who willully
destroy or iniuro growing plants or trees
ON the grounds Of another If such an
oilcnsc is committed upon state or
granted lands the offender may be fined
from $50 to 81 900, or DO imprisoned In
the county Jail from ono month to one
year.
Othei penalties provided are as fol-
lows For deslroying or inJuring trees
on the land OF another. or removing tim