The advocate., 1891-04-08
THE ALLIANOR IN KANsAA


ing In numbern but am certain az political
power Il ia waning. You SOC tho farmers we're
sent 10 tho Legislature because thoy had prom.
isod relief TO the people But the Legislature has
adjourned and nOt q law has been enacted that
could I'm the slightest degree be regarded as mltl-
eating tho condition Of our people There was y
very equitable blll introduced Whloh proposed 10
stay tho execution OF an foreclosures OF mort.
cages for eighteen months, Il tho debtor paid
the interest and the cost In the meantime But
thls bin, although II passed through tho Senate,
very conservative body, failed IN the House.
Consequently the farmer Representatives have
gone home and will now have 10 make excuses
% their constituents. ."-BTom an ilterUioB Oith
er-GOUSrnOT Osborn.
THE ADVOCATE is morally compelled
to believe that Ex-Governor Osborn,
the Senator from Shawnee county,
has been interviewed in no such man
ner as the foregoing indicates, for 40
an accredited good observer Of events
which he 8Sw, and a part of which
no was, it is not quite unreasonable to
suppose that he would forget his own
position and that Of "a very COnserva-
tive body" Of fellow Senators ON sun
dry Senate bills, notably those known
as 80 and 67.
The following is the text Of Senate
bill No, 80, introduced by Senator
Mohler, an act to amend section 1855
OF the general statutes Of Kansas Of
1889:
DO u enacted bv me LcOi'lGtvs of he State Of
Kansas:
Section /. That section 1850 Of the general
statutesOf Kansas, 1885, be, and the same hefebyis
amended so as 10 read as follows Section t,658
II Che court upon the return OF any writ Of exc
CutiOn, for the satisfaction OF which any lands or
tenemCnts have been sold, shall, after having
carefully examined the proceedings ofthe Ohicer,
be satisfied that the salo has, In all respects,
been made In conformity 10 the provisions Of
this article, and that such lands aud tsnementn
have been sold for q fair and adequate price, the
court shall direct tho clerk 10 mako an entry on
the Journal that ths court Is satisfied OF tho 10
gallty Of such sale and OF the fairness and ad0-
Quacy Of tho price for which sold, and an order
that the Oiilcor make 20 the purchaser a dead Tor
such lands and tenements; and the OiIlcgT, on
making such sale, may retain the purchase
r,,pav, t ht. hsaS until tha ,,s,vt gtau hasa ~,
amined his PROCEEDINGS, 90 Aforesaid, when he
shall pay the same TO tho person entitled there
to, agreeabiy 10 the order OF the court; Pro-
vlded, That the judgment debtor or creditor, OF
any lien holder or other person interested thero-
In or affected thereby, may make motion, upon
reasonable written notice 10 al interested par
Ties, 10 vacate such sale for lnadeQuaCy Of price.
SEC. Q. This act to take effect and be In force
from and after its publication In the official state
paper.
The majority and minority reports
made on said bill by the Senate
judiciary committee, are as follows:
Mr. PREsID EMIT, Your committee ON the Ju-
dietary, 10 whom was referred Senate bill No.
30, An act 10 amend section 4,550 Of tho general
statutes Of Kansas OF 1889, have had She same
under consideration, and instruct mo 10 report
the bill back TO the Senate with the recOmmen-
datlOn chat II be passed.
y. X. GILLUrT, Chairman.
MIR. PRESIDENT The undersigned, mlnOrl-
ty Of your committee on the Judiciary, 10 whom
was referred Senate bill No. 80, An aCC 20 amend
section 45J0 Of the general statutes Of Kansas Of
1889, have had the same under consideration,
and do not concur In Che recommendation Of the
majority Of tho committee, and recommend that
II be indefinitely postponed.
3. 3. KIRKPATRICK.
F.P HARKNAss.
This bill passed the Senate on JAN