Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1899-01-04
name of the state and the ansu 81
thereto.

thereto.
Section 13 provides for the manne
OF preparing an information O.
complaint.
Section IA provides for citation
upon the information and th,
manner of service
Section Is allows the complaint to
employ counsel to assist the state.
Section Is allows any party
interested in the complaint to employ
c. unset TO assist the state.
Section II allows any party who
may be aggrieved, although not 6
party to the suit. to show tn 1t a
decree or judgment is being violated
JUDGMENTS. TO COVER CONNECTING LINES
Section Is provides where connect.
ing lines exist within the state that
the judgment shall cover all the
connecting lines.
Section19 stricken out.
Sestion 20 prescribes that no rates,
special contracts or agreement now
IN existen shall be received as
proof of the Ieasonableness of
freight charges.
Section 81 provides for the rendi-
tion OF judgments and the form of
such judgments.
Section % provides for the manner
OF rendering judgments or default.
Section % provides ',r the posting
of judgments in the off, of the
railroad companies involved.
Section "a provides Or the trial of
joint rates and the mode of procedure
Section rs provides for the manner
of the enforcement of the decrees.
Section rs provides for an appeal
only to the supreme court of Kansas.
Section 27 provides for the review
of decree or judgment in certain
cases.
Section % provides for the manner
oftaxing costs and their payment.
Section 80 provides for the appear.
ance docket, journal and other
records of the court.
Section 80 prohibits the judges of
the court of visitation from accept
ing free transportation.
PENALTIES FOR JOKES.
Section 81 provides penalties in the
event the railroads violate the pro-
visions of this act. It makes it
misdemeanor punishable by a fine
of 81 900 and one year IN Jail, for any
railroad to discriminate in charges or
classification, with an additional fine
OF 81 900 for every day the company
shall violate the provisions of this
act.
Section 32 allows damages, both
actual and exemplary, notwithstand-
ing the provision Of { Ills act.
Section 33 provide j for the conduct
of railroads in cases of strikes. 1t
gives the railroad &C 1t power to in
quire into the disagreement. If the
employees are found to be in the
wrong they can be enjoined from
further disturbance. 1.-THE company
is found in the wrong the court can
order the company to adjust the
strike, or, the company failing to
comply, to place the road in the
hands of receiver, who shall operate
it as long as may be necessary to in
sure tranquility of commerce.
Section 81 provides for the hearing
of motions and affidavits.
Section 35 provides for taking depo-
tions.
Section 36 is stricken out.
Section 81 bestows upon the court
chancery powers to rehear orders and
DEGREES.
Section 80 prescribes that the pro-
visions OF the code of civil procedure
shall apply in the railroad court as
in other courts.
Section 80 provides for correcting
or clerical errors in DEGREES.
Section 40 provides for reviver of
actions in accordance with the code.
Section Al provides that in proceed
ings of error the bill of exceptions
may be withdrawn and the error with
drawn.
Section AZ repeals all acts and
parts Of acts IN conflict with this act.
Section 43 provides that the act
shall take effect and be in force from
and after its publication in the official
state papers, not later than March
Is, 1899.
Irwas not unpopularity of populist
men or principles that defeated them,
but the failure of the men to enact
all of the principles: And for this
failure the Populists were not to
llor.