The Russellville Democrat., 1893-05-04


 { thereon in all cases where the creditors agree for them to do so or when they have paid and satisfied all demands against inc estate Whea this kind of agreement if made, on application letters of administia. iion subsequently, granted shall be re- voked The wife shall be allowed to re- main in the family dwelling and retain all personal property therein until her dover is assigned.
 Senate bill No. 324, to amend section of an act to authorize the governor to cem- promise and adjust, prosecute and secure claims of the s'ete of Arkansas against the unitcd States for lands heretofore grsnted and all other claims under ex sting or flu ture laws. The act authorizes the governor to issue certificate to any agent or attor- ney of the state, showing how much land such sgent or attorney has recovered from the state. And upon presentation of that certificate to the auditor, the auditor shall draw warrant in his favor to the amount of % cents per acre for the lands recovered, and sich warrants shall be receivable for swamp lands at sl .25 per acre.
 Senate bill No. 325, to amend the same section as senate bill No. 324. It provides that agents and attorneys who have already reeoverel lands for the state shall be paid for their services as provided in senate bill No 324.
 House bill No. 1s3. It amends ar act approved March, 1885, regulating the gale of sixteenth section lands. It provides for the sale of sixteenth section lands that have once been sold and forfeited to the state, and that the proceeds of the sales shall go into the public fund.
 Senate bill No. 2s7, to provide remedy for the owners of property appropriated for public use. The act permits such owners to bring suit for damages in the circuit court, and the measure of recovery shall be the same as that governing proceedings by cor porations for the condemnation of property. The defendant has the right to bring in all parties having or claiming an interest in the property in controversy.
 House bill No. 257. The bill provides that all deeds, conveyances and instru- ments of writing effecting or purporting to efect the title to real estate, which have been executed since the 18th dly of March, 1887, and which are defective or ineffect- ual by reason of section l of an act ap- proved March Is, 1887, to render more effeetual the constitutional exemptions of homesteads.
 Senate bill No. POT, to give quit-claim deed 10 certain property i'll Van Buren to John Franklin Robinson.
 PRACTICE IN COURTS.
 Senate bill No. l2l, for the better prose cution of misdemeanors. The act provides that prosecuting attorneys may appoint deputies in all counties to prosecute in all cases before justices of the peace. The deputies are allowed to receive such fees as are now given to prosecuting attorneys, such fees to be paid only by the parties convicted, and assist justices of the peace in all cases of felony without fee.
 Senate bill No. 90, to provide for the payment of costs in cases of changes of venue. The act provides that the county from which the change of venue is taken shall be liable for the per diem of the sheriff aud the fees of the petit jury.
 Senate bill No. 200, to amend section 1925 of Mansfield Digest. The act pro. vides for a bond conditioned that the final judgment or decree by the supreme court will be performed and the costs paid
 GUARANTEE COMPANIES.
 Senate bill No. 225, to dlow municipal officers, corporations and insurance com panies, admins rators, guardians, execu- tors receivers, etc. required by law to give BNNh Wttu tue rftutiRl VI Huaiaheoo SSAA panias and to permit guarantee companies to do a security business in this state. The set provides that the guarantee com pauies shall each deposit $50, GOO in United States or Loughbotough bonds with the state treasurer as basis of security. The bill requires that the guarantee company be joined as principal with the maker of ths bond in a suit to enforce the collection aH rl txxA f- tons in thsbill. To permit tain parties ta give bond with hust companies as security. ? To premit trust companies Co deposit s50, ,000 with the treasurer and do business in the state.
 MARRIED WOMEN AND MINORS.
 senate bill No. I74, to amend section g5as of Mans6elds Digest. The act pro- vlaes that a divorced wife shall only re- eeive enc thifd of the husbands ssiate, and fhas sueh order CT judgment shall be s bar ta zli claim of iowsr ia any of the lands er personality of the husband, then owmed ur thereafter acquired, on the ! art of his sife divorced by the decree of the eaaft
 senate biH Nc. G5. to make valid cer. tain deeds of conveyance of married women and to rsaaire ehanceFy courts to reform certain miatakss in dss ds of married women ana other paFposea. The act provides that aN dseis af other eanveyances exc sass hv married women through an agent appolairl hY boz % to do by power ot at isfsae, af record in the county wherein is sfuAfei ths land shaii he as vstid and binding as if sxseated, signed and ae- knoalsslss8 W herself.
 nsaas bill Nc. t3s ta amend section 8Sls af Msnahsgds Digest Ths act amends s.s isu 85it ty striking out the words, ofheF thka homestsads leaving tbe law ss that saArdiaaa can lend ths money of tbsif earls upoa real estate sesafity, even shoaeh sad reai estate bs the hosies tead. q unasr iha aia laW guardians were the only pefssns wh9 wsfs not permitted to lend nassy mpaa hsmssts@is.
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