Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Nev. County, Ark.) 1885-1???, 1891-04-23
NEW LAWS.

Legislature, ana nave recelFeu Iut
| Governor S signature. Some unim
portant local bills are left out:
Senate bill No. 2 (the separate
coach bilD provides that the railroad
companies shall provide separate
coaches for whites and blacks. The
act goes into effect six months after
February %, 1891.
Senate bills No. amends section
4742 of Msnsfield's Digest so that
hereafter all mortgages, real and per
sonal property, shall be proven and
acknowledged in the same manner
that deeds are now required to be ac-
IInowledged, proven and recorded.
Senate bill No. u amends sections
3347, 3348, 1852, 1855 and 1861 OF
Mansfeld's Digest, in reference to
forcibly entry and unlawful detainer
and extends the provisions thereof
and regulates proceedings in such
cases.
Senate bill No. % provides Il at
shares of stock in any State corpora
ton may be sold as any other per
sonal property.
Senate bill No. 1913 makes express
companies and all other common ear
ries the agents of the seller when
they carry Intoxicating liquors in c.
0. D.. packages and renders the
place of delivery the place of sale.
The act provides that all c. o. ID.
packages of liquors shall be labeled
| by the shipper: This package con-
tains Intoxicating liquor"
Senate bill No. "a provides that a
judgment in the Supreme, Chancery
or Circuit court of the State, or in
the Federal court, shall be lien OF
real estate owned by defendant from
the date of its rendition, provided
however, that such judgment shall
not be lien on lands of defendant
in any other county than that IL
which the Judgment was rendered
The lien authorized by this act shall
continue in force three years from
the date of the judgment, and may
be served when filed in other coun.
ties, and shall have the same effect
as the judgment Of reyivor has in the
county in which it is rendered.
Senate bill No. S4 fixes the liabili.
( ty of sureties on bonds, and decreas.
es the value of such bonds to the ex-
tent of the names erased or with.
drawn only.
Senate bill No. Y amends the first
subdivision of section 5190 of the
Revised Statutes, and provides that
an attorney may be appointed at
least thirty days before judgment Is
rendered to defend defendant, and
that the attorney may be appointed
by the clerk of the court where the
warning order is made.
Senate bill No. 46 requires nota-
ries public to state the expiration on
instruments signed by them.
Senate bill No. 10 requires all fire,
life or accident insurance companies
to execute a bond OF $40, 900 before
doing business in the State, the bond
to be filed with the auditor.
Senate bill No. 81 makes valid all
conyeyances and Acknowledgements
where defects are found, except in
cases where the suit in question is in
volved in any suit pending.
Senate bill No. 80 repeats section
1896 of Manslield's Digest in regard
to the sale or lease of property OF
persons of unsound mind, and gives
the county court the power to dispose
of property to the best advantage.
Senate bill No. q establishes a
State board of pharmacy, and pre-
scribes the power and duties of the
board, which will be composed OF
five experienced pharmacists, and
regulates the traffic of medicines,
drugs and poisons by none but regu'
lar graduates of chemistry The pen
atty for a violation of this act is not
less than s. nor more than 500.
Senate bill No. 1913 changes the
time Of holding circuit court in Prai-
RE and Monroe counties.
Senate bill No. 243 prohibits the
sale of liquor within five miles of the
Presbyterian church in Columbus,
Hampstead county, Ark.
Senate bill No 100 Furnishes and
prevents prize-iighting in this state,
with or without gloves. The penalty
is Imprisonment for a period of not
! less than one or more than years.
Senate bill No. 81 amends section
312O, and includes county clerks in
the distribution Of supreme court re-
ports,
Senate bill No. l6 allows jury com
missioners the sum of So per day.
Senate bill No. provides 500, 000
for the expenses, mileage and pei
diem of the legislature.
Senate bill No. 12l amends section
1892 Of Msnsfield's Digest, so as to
give to the wife in fee one-half the
estate where there are ne children,
also one-half the real estate absolute
( ". provided if the real estate of the
I husband be All ancestral estate, she
shall be endowed in life estate of
one-half as against collateral heirs,
and one-third against creditors.
Senate bin No. 81 regulates the
/ jury system, SO that jurors may not
be required to serve more than four
weeks at any single term of court,
and are ineligible to serve at the sue
ceeding term OF the circuit court.