The Russellville Democrat., 1893-05-04
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 thirty miles in length partitoin of wo, may be placed in each car to separate q l whites from the blacks; that prisoner i where there are two or more, may | placed in car most convenient for tht transportation, and that the act does n apply in cases of wreck.
 Senate bill No 55, to amend section 1 an act to promote the comfort of passenge on railway trains and for other purpose The act allows railroad companies to car one petiiioned car, one el,d of which to used by the white passengers, the oth by passengers of the African race, the ps titipn to be made of wood.
 Senate bill No. l05, Iela ing to certa I contracts for the conditional sale, lease hire of railroad and street railways, equi ment and rolling stocks and providing the recording thereof. The act gives car trust and other companies a lien rolling stock, etc., furnished 10 railroa on installmentsplan or on credit by recol ing the lien in The office of the secretary state, and such record shall be good in a, part of the state. Under the operation this act railroads may obtain addition rolling stock, etc, on liberal terms, to paid for out of the earnings of the road.
 House bill No. 2l5, to require railro companies to remove wire fences fire within the limits of ineorpora ed tow when such request is made.
 Senate bill No. 333, to amend an act amend section SAY of Mansfeld's Dige, The act prohibits railroad companies int, ferring with the navigation of streams the building of their roads.
 RELATING TO PRINTING, ETC.
 House bill No. 39, to revise and digs the statutes of the state. The act pl vides for the appointment of digester at salary of 5000 and an examiner at $I0t The appointment is to be made by t governor at the sanction of members of supreme court. Provision is made for vertising for contracts to print so volumes of the digest.
 Senate bill No. 1858, to provide for ] more complete and accurate index to { acts of the general assembly and to fix price for furnishing copy to the print The act requires the secretary of state furnish the copy to the printer, to pay cents per 100 words for copying inc a, and to pay for indexing same at price to fixed by the state board of public printir
 Senate bill No. i, to provide for { payment of the publication of amendms No. 2. The act appropriates 5000 to I for the publication of the amendment.
 House bill No. 4, to regulate the pull cation of supreme court reports. The , provides that eight volumes may be ct traeted for publication at one time
 Senate bill No. 332, 10 amend section of an act providing for and revis nga digesting the statute laws of the sta The act provides that the secretary sh reserve 1500 copies of the digest for { use of the general assembly and to supp loss by officers. The price of the volu is fixed at $2. 50.
 Senate bill No. 300. to provide for { printing of volumes aS, % and 30 of 1 supreme court reports.
 House bill No. IL, 10 amend the act regulate legal advertising. The act daces the number of times in hieh e notice shall be published in newspal from three weeks to one week.
 $ nate bill No. 13i, to regulate the q tribution of the geological reports of [ state. The set provides for the distril tion of the volumes; one of each is to sent to each college and hi. h school the state and to each university g scientific institution in other states, sufficient number to be retained by secretary of state for presentation scientists aud capital sts; also l50 coI of each volume to Professor J. c. Brann
 Senate bill No. 303, to amend exist laws to regulating the letting of put contracts, and providing for letting si plementa. contracts for the terms end December 3l, 1894 The act provides the appointment of superintendent public printing, who shall hold clerksl in the auditors office, md who shall such contract for suppli for the deps men's not providel for in other acts. salary of the superintendent is fixed $l200 per annum.
 Senate bill No. 2Sl, to amend sect 3l25 of Mansfeld's Digest. The act quires the secretary of state to deliver the supreme court 200 copies of reports, be bereafter publ she'd and twentyi copies of reports already printed, if he them on hand.
 COUNTY SEATS AND COUNTY LINES.
 Senate bill No. 344, to regulate the moval of county seats. This act provi that if there is a court house and jai any county which originally cost $l0, or more, before such county seat can removed the petitioners must dep, $5000, which sum shall be used only ing towards the building of court ho ercourt house and county jail, in cas, removal. Should the county seat be removed, the amount of the deposit | be returned to the petitioners. When 8 county seat is removed it will not be l fnl 10 change or remove the county again under fen years.
 House bill No. l03, to change boundary line between Yell and Lo counties. The act gives to Yell cou three and one half sections of territory the southeastern portion of Logan cour
 House bill No l33, to change bouud lins between Yell and Perry count The ehsnge Is made go as the boundary conform tl section lines.
 CONCERNING JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
 Senate bill No. 32, to permit offend in cases less than feloLiea to submit q cases before justices of the peacs. act allows a defendant who submits demeanor to submit staten ent of tContinued on Fourth Page ]