The advocate., 1891-01-28

NilLs A9N ulu uMulhAAouivA VI WHAou hlN AHlAH
or t6uomonts have been sold shall, after
having carefully examined the proceedings
O9 Che Oflcor, bo satisfied that tho sale has,
Ia an respects, beon made Ia conformity 10
the provisions OF thib article, and that such
lands and tonemonis have been sold for a
fair and adequate pFiCo, tho court shall d.
root tho clerk 10 make an entry on the jour
nal chat tho court Is satisfied OF tho legality
OF such sale, and of the fairness and ade-
duROg and price for which sold, and an or
dor that tho officer make 10 tho purchaser a
doBd for such lands aud t0nem0ntsj and tho
officer on making such sale, may retain tho
purchase money In his hands until tho court
shall have examined his proceedings, as
aforesaid, when no phall pay the satnO TO tho
pOrsOn entitled thereto, agreeable 30 the
order OF tho Courtj provided, that the iudg-
mont debtor or creditor, or any other per-
son interested therein or Affected thereby,
may mako motion, upon reasonable writ
Ton notice 90 an Interested parties, TO va
cate such sale for inadequacy OF price,
The Conger lard bill and the Paddock
pure food bill came up, and there was a
running discussion on II In which Messrs.
Douglas, Wilmington, Bayer and Speaker
Elder lndulged In remarks upon II, and
II was made the special order for Mon
day, January 30, at 2 o'clock p. m.
On the matter Of giving due regard
70 bills introduced, Speaker Elder took
the floor and made a special plea for CIV
ing every bin o suitable hearing.
Thursday, January 99.-Mr. Atherton,
Of Russell county, has introduced bill,
which is numbered 81, which provides
an intermediate court Of appellate iuris-
dlctlon, and which defines the powers,
duties and jurisdiction Of such court and
for holding terms thereof, and for divls-
Ion Of the state into judicial departments
with names thereof.
This court Of record ls TO be called
THE COURT OF APPEALS For THE STATE
OF KANSAS.
For the purpose OF this act the state Is
divided into three judicial departments,
known as the fret, second and third ju-
dlCial departments Of the court Of ap-
peals.
The ilrst judicial department embraces
the counties Of Donlphan, Brown, Ne
mRha, Marshall, PottawatOmle, Jackson,
AtchlsOn, Leavenworth, Jefferson, Shaw
nee, WabRunsee, Usage, Douglas, John
son, Wyandotte, Miami, Linn, Anderson,
Franklin, Cofey Lyon, Greenwood,
WoOdsOn, Allen, Bourbon, Crawford, Ne
O0hO, Wilson, Elk, Chautauqua, Mont
gomery, Labette and Cherokee.
The second department consists Of the
counties Of Washington, Republic, jew
ell, Smith, Phillips, Norton, Decatur,
RaWlins, Cheyenne, Sherman, Thomas,
Mitchell, Cloud, Clay, Riley, Geary, Nor
rl8, Sheridan, Graham, Rocks, Osborne,
Dickinson, Saline, Ottawa, Lincoln, Ellis
worth, Russell, Ellis, Trego, Cove, Lo-
gan and Wallace.
The third department consists Of the
remaining RoTty-one counties Of the
state.
Said court 30 established in each Of
said departments Is a court Of record and
shall have and exercise all appellate jur-
lsdlCtlou. In the frst instance over all
judgments, orders, decrees,d determinations
and decisions Of the several counts Of this
state within the several departments now
had and exercised by the supreme
court Of this state, the manner and
form as hereinafter provided for, and
shall have power TO make and enforce