The Little River news., 1919-07-05

Assambiy ssansSy oo{ 1sn7 siIses'0n Of the Genera l Appropriates various sums to numer ous papers in the State of Arkansas fo l printing
 ACT NO. e1.
 Approved February 2, 101es
 An Act to make deficiency appro. prfation~ for the Agkansas Deaf Nut. 1 Institute. Approprtates @7,00o to cover deficiency to maintain the Ark ansas Deaf Mute Institute for period prior te March s1. 1919.
 ACT NO. 03.
 Approved February ', 1010. An Act making appropriations for tn, state University. Appropriates for tn. salaries. the sum of 3sb0.000; for main tenance, equipment, etc., $210,00O, fol purchase of land for experiment sta ton, $25,Ooo. Appropriates $l2.ass.es te ment bonds, 1s19-1020.
 ACT No. e4.
 Approved Fehruary 10, 1919.
 
 the flag of the United States and of the state of Arkansas. Prohibits the use of the flag for advertising purposes and prohibits the mutilation and de- facement of the flag, and provides fol punishment of one who. by word or act publicly exhibits contempt for the flag colors, coat of arms or other insignia of the State of Arkansas and the Unit ed States; fixes punishment for the vi. olation of such act by fine not exceed ing s1oO or Imprisonment for not oyer 30 days, or both.
 ACT NO. 60.
 Approved February II, 1919.
 An Act to amend Aot No. 169 of the Acts of 1915 entitled "An Act to re- move the disabilities of married women in the State of Arkansas." Provides that married women shall have all of the rights and be subjected to all the laws or the State as if she were . femme sole. It is expressly declared to be the intention of the act to remove all stat utory disa bilities as we'll as common law disabilities. such as the disa bility to act as administratrix. executrix. etc
 ACT NO. e7.
 Approved February II, 1919.
 An Aot to amend Act No. 266 of the Acts of 1917, entitled An Act to es- tablish and regulate bonded ware reau to regulate the ginning and pack ing of cotton. to provide for the grad Ing and classification of cotton and oth- CT foreign products" Provides that ten. at least 50 per cent of whom shall be engaged in agriculture, may apply to the board of supervisors of ware houses for a charter as public ware housemen. Prescribes the necessary yides that the capital stock shall not be less than S1.000. Provides that when the application is approved the Sec retary of State shall issue charter. Commissioner of Mines etc., and such commissioner shall issue a certificate permitting such warehouses to do bus mess In this State. Provides that the Arkansas with good and sufficient pond. to be. approved by said Board of Supervisors. The condition of such bond shall be to obligate the corpora tion to observe all of the provisions of this law. and shall be for the purpose of guaranteeing that the corporation will exercise ordinary care in storage or sale. and shall be for the purpose of guaranteeing the classification weights. grades and measures made by the cor poration. Provides that any person in- 5ured may sue op the bond and the State need not be made a party. Pro- vides that the control of said corpora tion shall be by board of directors of not less than three or more than nine, which directors shall be elected annu- ally at the general meeting of the members of the corporation. Provides that the profits shall be divided among vides further that 20 DOT cent of the net profits of each years business shall De paid into the reserve fund until such fund equals the amount of the orig tnal capital stock.
 Provides that corporations chartered under this act shall have the right to act as warehousemen, ana shall have the right to sell in the market all prod ucts of the ranch, orchard or farm on a commission basis. Provides that such corporations shall take fair sample from each bale deposited with them, which sample shall be graded by com petent graders under the control of supervisors. Provides that such cor ucts placed in their warehouse and provides that such corporations may loan to their members money to enable them to make and mature their crops. be required to obtain license by mak- ing application to the Commissions of Mines. etc. Provides that cotton gin- ned by public gtnner shall be baled in a press box not exceeding 27xS4 inches, inside measurement, and shall be wrapped with sound standard bag Ging not to exceed seven yards per bale.
 Provides that such gfnnO shall at tacu SOcn niaFkS or 1OeAtlncat1On as may be provided by the Commissioners of Mines. and provides that such gin- ner shall pay into the State treasury 21a cents for each tag or mark of iden- tihcation used by him.. Provides that such tags shall be good for the season for which they are issued. and shall not be subject to be used for any other sea son. but provides that tags left on hand may be exchanged for tags of the sue. ceeding season: the word season mean ing from the first day of May to the S0th day of April following. Provides q penalty of not less than $1O or more than $50 for ginner to willfully fail or neglect to attach a proper identifi- cation tag to each bale of cotton.
 ACT NO. co.