Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1895-03-14

p1SS Levi yoh polut VI shipping ana nuAuaulu8
and one additional pass for each additional
four cars OF stock.
An act requiring county treasurers in coun-
ties Of less than 2lOJJ inhabitants to deposit
money In banks daily.
An act making It felony for any ofiicer Of
the state or of any county, city, district or
township to receive money or the loan OF any
money or real or personal property. or any pc
cunlary or other personal advantage, present
or prospective, under any agreement or under
standing that his vote, opinion, Judgment or
action shall be thereby influenced, or US q re-
ward for having given or withheld any vote,
opinion or judgment, or having done or wrong
fully omitted to do any act The punishment
fixed for the infracton OF this law is a fine OF
not less than e9D nor more than $1,000 and by
Imprisonment for not less than one year nor
moro than seven years In the penltentiary at
harl labor This act also specifically applies
to legislators. This Is what is known as the
EcSstein bribery law,
An act providing Tint the time allowed any
couaty from which taxes are due the state OH
any levles made previous to the year 1884 shall
be extended until July IS, 1895 wherein to claim
any credit allowed by law.
An act providing that the commissioners OF
all counties lying west Of the line drawn north
and south along the east lines OF Phillips
Rocks, Ellis, Rush, Pawnee, Edwards. Kiowa
and Comanche counties shall assess tax to
be p lid in cash or labor to prevent the incur
sion OF prairie fire This tax is to be known rs u
on fire tax and not TO exceed two mills each year
al taxable property within their counties. The
makes it the duty of the road overseer TO law
cause to be plowe along the outside lines OF his
district two strips Of thrae burrows each, one on
the line of said district, the other OF least six
rods inside of said line whore there is open
prairie, The grass between sIch strips OF
blowing is required TO be burned each year In
September or October.
The New state Onlcer.
The legislature alis year provided for one
additional state on 'er, to be known as state
/ accountant The dnty of the state accountant,
| who Is to be appointed by the governor Is TO
examine tho accounts OF all state charitable
institutions every quarter
NO More state Veterinarian.
The office OF the state veterinarian, which
was created In 1887 was abolished. The law
abolishing this office provides thlt tho stnte
! sanitary board when they deem the services OF
I the veterinarian necessary call upon the
| veterinarian of the state agricultural college
for such professional service Us may be needed
Prohibitury Law Made Stronger.
One OF the important measures passed by the
session Just closed was that which asnends the
prohlbltory law TO mike It stronger than here
tofore and stops another loopholo by which the
vendors OF rum have been enabled to eyade thi
law in the past,
The amendment provides that in all prose,u
BUTTONS BROUGHT for the violation OF the pro
hlbitory law the inot that United State, GOV.
erDment LIQUOR license has been issued to tn,
defendants snail be psna facie evidence tina
such defendant Is engaged in the selling Of in
toxieatinq liquors nj the place and during th,
entire timo mentioned In such license; and /
such Judgment be rendered against tho defend
ant In any such prosecution. such iudgmen
shall in,lude an order perDetuauv ontotpin,
and restraining the deren liant from selling IN.
toyicatinq liouors I'm violation OF tho laws OF
lbis state
Desplte the Efforts made by the anti-prohibl
tionigts to secure the resubmsslon OF th
,be r,nre sfrin,,ont scctions NJ mo law nothini
,,,os ,cco,nniisbod ENrom mo dnto of tho einc
lion nntii the closo of the session n strong lob
w., ,,os IT. ,yorl, IN eecrra some nnti-nrohhi
,ion Ioe,Islotion INT n ,yoe nj IN win A nett
tion ~ an signotures yyng nrescntcd aslsin
So,. rosnbission Inn me friends NJ ,ho temner
ance ca,se cbecl,mnted iris move by present
in met ne large netiton nraying for he re
to5tion Of the law '''''''
J NJ ~ c .,,s Acknowledgements
Ct, ,ooo $3.50 10, ~, o,,t,iad 80 so,
au.e SSO' S" ni, o uvo ~, " no NJ
' 49, -, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I,,+ ,ha stat
muse VI 60, os'
nus no1 SoU u1on ~, '1',u
NY se, ,S s,nto oso,1 on
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senate IIG , ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS e , Ot Hmo Moo
s ~ ~, w.. 4, IA 80 o.. oo
agln this year, pu. !. uiu nov ooe up to' JU
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No c,rootir,, two 4, nollate courts
Suhstitnto Tor seratc Nils No n t97 and %
,or NO ,,rotoc,Jon ~ Ish
No ~ (Snhstitute for, annro,ration I
oo,,r,o,o cotto,,o ind,striot school for ,lrls a
1eidit
NJ a. An,r,,riotio, for industrial scbo,
,o 80 a,@ D1 Reioit ''U''o" 'O' -'''' '
No 40 ACCOMMODATION state agricultural co
,o, 40 w. -'pp'0''' '''''' ''''''
30 q, Fivino forms of conrt
M "a no prevent Gambling.
NJ I 90, Po po,y coars frrd into sto,
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