Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-04-28

 may make executory contracts, and execute letters giving power of attorney.
 To provide for the better enforcement of the laws and ordinances of cities and towns. Fail ure to enforce law on the part of any munich pal officer non feasance in office. Circuit court to have jurisdiction over such cases. Gives right of appe al to mayor or police judge. Such appeal does not suspend judgment of lower court. Reversal of judgment reinstates officer
 To iegaize the acts of deputy clerks under the age of 21
 To give notice of election in special school districts and fill vacancy in school board.
 To punish the destruction of property by means of dynamite or other explosives. Makes willful destruction of property by means of ex- plosiVes, felony.
 To empower county courts to dissolve school districts. Repeals section 6984.
 To protect female prisoners in cities Of the first class. Authorizes city council to elect annually police matron
 To provide under certain circumstances for the payment of moneyed egacies and distribu- tive shares which have not been applied for or paid over under last wills and testaments, or otherwise to heirs entitled thereto, in cases where heirs do noI apply within three years after death of testator or intestate
 To authorize the erection and maintaining of gates across public highways along streams subject to overflow.
 To create county boards of medical examin- CTS and to repeal sections 1868, 1869 and 4970 Of the digest The county courts shall appoint county boards of medical examiners, said board to consist Of three members learned in the science Of medicine and surgery, and two mem- bers shall be graduates of some reputable medical college. Passed over the governors veto.
 To quiet tax titles in certain cases. State relinqushes claim of titles to lands sold to the of brought to enforce the collection of overdue taxes under the provisions of an act to enforce payment Of overdue taxes.
 To regulate the right of warehousemen and others to dispose of unclaimed property Makes 1t lawful for warehousemen to sell property not claimed for the period of six months from the time the same should have been called for.
 To provide for the better preservation of mining records in certain counties in the state
 To regulate and fix the price for weighing sampling and marking cotton. Fixes price at 10 cents per bale
 To provide for the employment and pay of officers and employees Of the general assembly. Provision is made for the following: Seere- tary of the senate, s6 per day; three assistant secretaries and one journal clerk of the senate, each s5 per day; chaplain of senate, S4 per day; !; sergeant at arms of senate. Sf per day; janitor of senate, s per day; assistant janitor and three pages of senate, each S2. 50 per day; clerk of house, s6 per day; journal clerk and assist ant of house, each g. per day; sergeant at arms and assistant and chaplain ot the house, each S4 per dayi ianitor and two assistants of house, each S3 per day; six pages, each S2.50 per day. Provides for the appointment of clerks for the following committees Joint committee on books of state land commits sioner, superintendent Of public instruction, penitentiary and state charitable institutions, each clerk to receive s4 per day. Repeals all conflicting laws
 To pay persons summoned as Jurors and not accepted.
 An act making 1t unlawful for any club or other social organization or any member thereof, to keep at the club room or other place of meeting of such club supply of spir- ituous, ardent, vinous malt. fermented or other intoxicating liquors for the use of mem- bers of such club to be by them or either of them drank. without first procuring license therefor, as provided by law, for the sale of liquor. Penalty, fine of $50 to s200
 To prohibit the driving of cattle across the quarantine line.
 An act providing that assessors shall here after indicate the color. white or black, of those assessed, on the tax lists.
 To provide for the acceptance of certan out. standing auditors warrants by the state land commissioner.
 To provide for and allow plaintiffs the right to sue out a writ of garnshment in all actions before courts of record and justices of the peace at the time of commencing sutt bond to be given by plaintiff in double the amount
 To enable executors and administrators to protect the interests of heirs against fraudu- lent grantors
 To provide for the payment to sherins of @ per day for attendance on grand juries.
 To authorize counties to refund their exist ing bonded indebtedness Empowers county courts to refund existing lawfu bonded fndebt- edness by issuing bonds in lieu of outstanding bonds. Issue to be in denominations of not less than s100 nor more than sl, ,000 to run twenty years.
 To regulate the sale of goods marked "sterl- ing sterling siver,n coin, :" or ''con silver, Prohibits the sale of merchandise so stamped unless certain per cent of the component parts of the metal Of which the said article is manufactured is pure silver.
 To authorize the governor to compromise the claims of attorneys and agents against the state who have heretofore been appointed
 To provide for the collection of assessments by local improvement districts in cities of the first class.
 To re-,u ate the fees and salaries of certain officers in Franklin county.
 To fix the fees and salaries of the clerk and sheriff Of Sharp county.
 To create the office of tax collector for Col umbia county and fixing the salaries of certain officers thereof
 To provide for the payment of certain certh- cates of indebtedness issued by order Of the state.
 An act to bar claims against counties Pro- yides,that after any claim shall have been al. lowsd by the county court it sh all be the duty of the person to whom such allowance shall have been made to procure a warrant therefor within three years from the date of such al- lowance. Otherwise the claim shall bs barred and warrant forfeited.
 To protect crops within fencing districts.
 To protect stockraising and to regulate the impounding of stock in cities and towns. Pro. yides the duties of officers taking charge of stock for the purpose Of impounding the same and makes it unlawful for any officer to im- pound any stock known to be owned outside of city limits; such stock found running at large in city or town shall be driven beyond to limits of city or town
 To require boards Of improvement to settle their accounts with councils of cities and towns by which they are appointed. Provides that such boards shall settle their accounts annually and upoa failure refusal to so set tie shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction shall be hned in any sum not ex- ceeding $500. and In addition thereto may be ad for I