The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-08-30
EXAM. OF LAWYERS
State Board Issues Bulletin on
Subject.
TWENTY POINTERS ON IT
Every Applicant Requested to
Read Them.

Topeka, Kan, Aug 29.-The state board
of law examination has prepared its rules
for the government of examinations TO
be given applicants for admission TO the
bar. The first examination will be held
in this city the second Monday in October.
Thereafter tn, board will meet regularly
ON the second Mondays of February. June
and October. For the information of ap-
plicants the board has issued the follow
ing bulletin:
Study carefully the rules Of the SUI
preme court, and the rules of the board.
governing the examination of applicants
for admission to the bar, and comply
strictly with the rules.
File your petition, which is to be Of
your own composition and in your own
handwriting, at least six weeks before the
date of the examination which you expect
TO attend.
"All forms may be obtained from the
secretary of The board of examiners.
THE board will hold three stated exam
nations in each year, at Topeka, begin
ming on the second Monday OF February.
June and October.
Until further order, the board will hold
its first meeting at o'clock on the Mon
day afternoon of each stated examination.
Every preliminary requirement must be
complied with by that time. To insure
practicable to the secretary of the board.
L. H. Perkins, Esq, Lawrence. Kan, for
all forms and instructions.
Your proof of good moral character
oil hag
with the secretary at least five days prior
TO the first day of the stated examins-
ton.
AT the first or preliminary session.
those applicants who prove that they
possess the requisite educational qualifl-
cations to entitle them TO examination
in the law, will be excused until the fol-
lowing morning at 10 O'Clock.
Monday afternoon and possibly Monday
evening will be devoted TO the literary
examinations.
Examinations in the law will be divid-
ed into four sessions of three hours each.
and unless otherwise ordered, will be held
from to u o'clock a m. and from TO
O'Clock p. m. on Tuesday and Wednesday
of each stated examination.
Prompt attendance i indispensable
and hardness at the sessions will not be
excused except for good cause.
Before the commencement of the ex-
aminations in the law. you will draw 2
number from the clerk of the supreme
court. with which you will sign all your
examination papers.
write plainly your name and the NUM-
Der on slip of paper and deposit in
sealed envelope with the secretary.
The board will furnish paper of uni
form size and all answers should be
plainly written, on one side only
THE questions and answers for each
session constitute one book.
ct is unnecessary TO write out the
questions. Refer to them by number
when YOU have finished the questions
of one session. fasten them securely with
your answers and sign your number and
mark the book on the outside. !, ;, ). or
4 as the case NAV be. and also write your
number on the outside.
1.-THE four sessions of the law examina-
lions are numbered /, 2. and T. and the
Questions and your answers constitute
four books signed and numbered as above
explained Any other mark of identihca-
ton dsqualifies the book and the board
may refuse to read or consider such dis
qualified book.
write your answers plainly and guard
your spelling ard punctuation. Accura cy.
clearness and conciseness will be given
weight.
obtain in advance copy Of this bulle-
tin and see that you understand 1t thor
oughlv. There will be little time for ex-
plantations after the examinations besin.
y D. M'FARLAND, S SHIN.
IL. n. PERKINS. Secy.
&c. H. BUCHANAN.
&c. F. HUTCHINGS.
r. F THOMPSON.
Board Of Examiners"
THE demand for Information in regard
70 the examination" said L II. Perkins.
secretary Of the board. rs such that We
Mould ar,nrscfata II as q favor II all the