The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-16
JAQU|NS THINKS NOT
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} he did was to recognize Charles Loodell
the reputed thorn in the flesh to tn
, majority side. Trouble is over, at leas
till tomorrow.
Bills to No. 7S4 were introduced, mos
all Of them being local.
W. Ernie wants legal permission t
establish a grammar and high schoo
in Meade county, and the photography
Of the bill ought to be evidence enough
that such an arrangement is needed on
there.
Outcalt Of Coffey county presented {
petition from 12O business men ant
: farmers Of Waverly and vicinity, pro-
testing against resubmitting the prohibi
ton question or calling II constitutional
convention for any purpose.
CIVIL ACTIONS LIMITATION.
Substitute for house bill No. 1876, re-
lating to contracts limiting the time fol
commencement of civil actions, was re.
commended for passage by the house in
committee OF the whole without debate
Il provides that civil actions, other than
for the recovery Of real property, can
only be brought within the following
periods, after the cause of action shall
have accrued, and not afterwards:
First Within five years an action up
on any agreement, contract or promise
IN writing.
Second. Within three years an action
upon a contract, not in writing, express
or implied, an action upon a liability
| created by statute, other than a forfeit
ure or penalty.
| Third. Within two years, an action
for trespass upon real property, an &C.
ton for taking, OBTAINING or injuring
personal property, including actions for
the specific recovery of personal prop
erty, an action for injury to the rights
OF another, not arising on contract, and
not hereinafter enumerated, an action
for relief on the ground OF fraud-the
| cause OF action in such case shall not be
deemed TO have accrued until the dis
coverv OF the fraud
Fourth. Within one year: an action for
libel, SANDER, assault, battery. malicious
prosecution, or false Imprisonment. an
action upon a statute for penalty or for
feiture, except where the statute impos-
ing 1t prescribes a different limitation.
Fifth. An action upon the official
bond or undertaking of an executor, ad-
mininstrator, guardian, sheriff, or any
other officer, or upon the bond or under
taking given in attachment, injunction
arrest, or in any case whatever required
by statute, can only be brought within
five years after the cause Of action shall
have accrued
Sixth. An action for relief. not here
inoefore provided for, can only be
brought within five years after the
cause OF action shall have accrued.
Seventh. Any agreement for a differ
ent time for the commencement of &C
tons from the times in this act provid-
ed, shall be null and void
BILL FOR BIRD PROTECTION.
Substitute for house bills Nos. 81 and
269, relating to the protection of birds.
was reported favOrably. In substance
the bill makes it unlawful for any per-
son or persons, at any time, except as
hereinafter provided, to hunt. catch, kill,
shoot, pursue, entrap or ensnare anv
partridge, pinnated grouse or prairie
chicken, grouse, quail, pheasant, mead
ow-lark, robin, thrush, red bird, mock
ing bird. blue jay. turtle-dove or blue
bird. Provided, ii shall not be unlawful
to shoot grouse or prairie chicken dur
ing the months Of September, October,
November and December Of each year.,
and it shall not be unlawful to shoot
quail during the months of November
and December of each year, and provid-
ed further, that any person owning an
orchard or vineyard may at any time
he chooses shoot blue jays, orioles or
yeiowha miners.
Il shall be unlawful for any person or
persons, company or corporation, at any
time, to buy, sell, barter, ship or Offer
for sale, barter or shipment within the
STATE OF Kansas. any bird or birds nam
ed in section l of this act The having
in possession by any person, company
or corporation Of any bird or birds
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person who has lawfully killed the same.
shall BE- deemed prima facie evidence of
a violation Of this act.
NEBRASKA VISITORS.
Governor Leedy sent the following
communication to both house and SEN
ate at noon:
TO the Legislature:
II have received the following COM
munic2ticn from the governor Of Ne
braska which ] commend to your court
ecus consideration:
Lincoln. Neb., Feb. Is, 1897.
MY Dear Governor: 1 am advised
that a delegation of citizens of Omaha
and officers of the Trans Mississippi Ex-
position. expect TO call upon you and the
members of the legislature Of your state,
Monday. February. 10, in the interest of |
the exposition. These gentlemen are !
among the most enterprising, public |
spirited and respected citizens OF the |
Nebraska metropolis, and l trust that |
their views will receive serious consid- |
GRAFTON.
Realizing the importance Of this ex-
position 10 the great west, ] hope that |
their mission may be successful in your |
state. With expressions OF high esteem, |
1 am, Yours very truly.
"SILAS \. HOLCOMB, |
Governor"
Governor Leedy said in his communi-
cation:
The delegation referred to Will be in |
Topeka today. and / understand that IL 1
is their earnest desire 10 meet the leg
islature IN joint session OF your honored |
body sees fl 10 make arrangements 70
that effect In my judgment, Kansas
should make a fair appropriation in Or
der that the state may be properly rep
resented at this exposition
u. w. LEEDY. Governor"
Under concurrent resolution house and /
senate meet in joint session 10 receive
the Nebraska visitors.
THE INITIO MEASURE.
The Initiative and referendum meas
ure and Ssaton's resolution will come
up tomorrow in special order at O'Clock.
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