The advocate., 1897-04-14

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later legislation.
Paragraph SiG9-being section two Of chap
ter so OF che laws OF 1873, relating 10 certain
special elections, said section having become
imperative by the repeal (by chapter 26S OF
the laws OF 1S95) Of the provisions Of original
section one OF said chapter SO, upon which the
operation Of said paragraph 3l29 depended.
Paragraphs B274 to 1881 inclusive -- being
chapter rs OF the laws OF 1864, relating TO I'm
migration, said chapter having become inop'
eratiVe by IT'S own terms.
And the following paragraphs and provi.
sions, printed In volume two OF the general
statutes OF 1889, are also hereby repealed
Paragraphs 4490, and 1901 to 1904 inclusive
being sections 4O8, and 4OS to 4O8 Of the civil
code Of 1868, relating to judgments upon war.
rant OF attorney, and the entry thereof In va
cation-such practice being unknown to the
courts Of this State, and said sections being
obsolete.
Paragraph 4656--being section 555 Of the civil
code Of 1868, authorizing the enforcement Of
judgments In certain cases, whore undertak-
ings have been given to stay execution--said
section being unnecessary
Paragraph 6350-relGting TO appeals by the
State In criminal actions whore the accused
has been acquitted--said provision being held
void The State v. Crosby, II Kas. 396.
Paragraph H68-being chapter 85 Of the gen.
eral statutes Of 1868, saving certain rights &C
quired under the redemption act Of 4th June
1S6l-said provision having spent its force.
Paragraphs 1854 to $3.50 inclusive - being
chapter 1850 OF the laws Of 1879, as amended by
chapter III OF the laws OF 1S85-attaching un.
| organized counties to organized counties fOE
certain purposes, said act having spent It's
force
Paragraphs 6O56 to 6066 inclusive-being Ger
tain sections OF chapter 1913 Of the laws Of 1879
chapter 1876 OF the laws Of 1881, chapter 121 OF
the laws Of 1888, relating TO the Price-rald
claims, 80 called said provisions having
spent their force; but all rights given by OF
acquired under said provisions, or under any
Of them, are hereby preserved.
Paragraphs 6O67 to 6O7S inclusive - being
chapter 1870 Of the laws OF 1887, relBting TO che
Quantrill-raid claims, so called-said provi-
sions having spent their force; but all rights
given by or acquired under said provisions, OF
any Of them, are hereby preserved.
Paragraphs 8l12 GLIB and 6ll9-being q part
OF chapter 90 Of the laws Of 1866 TO provide
funds for erecting the State Capitol, said par
sgrsphs having spent sheir force.
Paragraphs 6129 to Gl27-being chapter 139 Of
the laws OF 1875, to provide for the protection
/
said chapter being superseded by later legis
lGGion.
Paragraph 6lA-belng chapter 1G OF the laws
Of 1885, providing a special tax for the erec'
tion OF the State Capitol, said act having
spent its force.
Paragraphs GAS to 6l49b-being chapter 81 OF
the laws Of 1887, and chapter 81 OF the laws Of
1889, relating to taxes and funds to be ex-
pended prior to 80th June 1891, said provisions
having spent their force.
Paragraphs 62O2 and 62O8--being chapter la
OF the laws Of 1879, relating TO lands for sewer.
age purposes for the Topeka Insane Asylum
said chapter having spent its force.
Paragraphs $500 to 6S08 inclusive - being
chapter AS OF the laws Of 1877, authorizing the
issuance OF bonds by the Regents OF the State
Agricultural College, said provisions having
spent their force but all bonds issued under
said chapter as, and all rights acquired there
under, are hereby preserved.
Paragraphs 6S04 to 6S07 inclusive = being
chapter 177 Of the laws Of 1877, providing for
the Peiundlng OF taxes improperly levied on
Agricultural College lands, said chapter hav.
ing spent It's force.
Paragraphs 6BOS and S00--being chapter 10 OF
the laws Of 1885, relating to the purchase Of
additional lands by the Regents OF the State
Agricultural College, said chapter having
spent It's force but all rights acquired there
under are hereby preserved.
Paragraphs 6SSS to 6S4i inclusive - being
chapter 1880 Of the laws Of 1872, chapter 179 Of
the laws Of 1889, and chapter 1856 Of the laws Of
1867, relating TO the sale OF the Normal School
lands, the forfeiture OF contracts OF purchase,
and appropriation Of moneys TO aid said Nor
NAL school, said chapters having severally
spent their force; but oil rights given by or
acquired under said acts, or under any OF
them, are hereby preserved.
Paragraphs 6S45 to 1857 inclusive -- being
chapter 1Os Of the laws of 1870, as amended by
chapter l82 Of the laws Of 1878, providing that
a State Normal School might be established
In northern Kansas, said provisions having
become imperative by force OF their own pro.
visions.