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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
FRESH WAVE Of ptN:NOAts
REPORTED fHOM UKRAINE

Uerre. swsts, Dec is--Rsports % .
fresh wave Of pcercrss IN the dissriots
ef tire utrssrs occupied BY csrsrai
perekirs's sevces srs printed ~ the
Lsrberp ~e~spspss osxstia Wss-
erc~s. according 70 lsmbsre sss,ess
TODAY. rsw rs~spspcr declares that
about a,cco Jsss were killed in vsks.
tsesae.lsv sasns.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

Fasan. Mo, Dec. lS- A. n run. !.
ninxhsm of naa.Aesviiles Oklahoma.
who was captain pf the 1918 football
tram ~ kempsr Military school At
n mRer. has iusi been reelected ~
she post lnn fnf leso. one az she few
" sanees on fsnsa IN MssAcurs cot
ssge csrrhS where sgch actgon was
taken
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
EARTHQUAKES SCARE
PEOPLE LAST ki0Nr.

Mexico ciig. Dec Is Earthquake
shocks a, o'clock lasg nIshi some es
ciscm@nt among the people. follow :
tag the publication of numerous re-
ports that the end Of the world was
due today No damage resulted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
EGGS Ar 10 CENTS
EACH tN GOTHAM

New York. nee liM "A nAw hlwh
hyei was reached Gov fresh ugxs heFv
today when wholesalers asked vi 20
the dozen. Storage esxs ne~ whole.
sale from ~ 70 rs cents. Under the
present laws hsro eTxs that have been
IN cold storage not longer than 20 days
are considered 10 b. strictly fresh :
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

ereat deal has been printed about
The low birth rate in France. A French
rtiianthroriss recently established a
fund 90 aAais, families Of nine children
OF more To date ~ pNp French fam
il'"s have safeaicd fw this grant
Franee now has about 40 mlaiion p~o.
Pile. aboas ono third ~ many an ths
United states,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

psrsens knowing os any deserving
people VINO should hs remembered
with food, clothing snd suppIiss ~
Christmas Day viii confer : favor On
ne Simply stocking csmmIttss. W
phonirg or sending shs nsms~ 70 tbs
semm'stss, q John pssn's offlsa.
Phone teo. N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
BRUTAL MAJORITY IS
CRUEL At TIMES
SENATOR pflll.ANsS FIGHT
IN japanese Putt Hf
BRIDES N0N NmEN
lNr GOVERNMENT
ANNOt NtF~ NEN
RUE On pass
FORTS
BULLETIN

S&r Francesca, Dec is Senator
Phelxn announced today he had
received information from Wash
ingtor that the japanese govern
nezt had decided 10 cease issuing
passports to picture brides of
japanese in the United States and
that II VIII make = definite an
nornoeraens to thsf effect Feb 2i.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

Mai Dnhr has returned from Paw
huska. He recently celebrated his
sf'th birlhdsy anniversary. Il owe
my rugged health 10 Guthrie mineral
waters snd lack OF beer. said Mat.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
Short Cuts To
Home Mems

rAe tAnam ~lli tssss FNsaay rher
will be On che iak Nll ailesM@sa with
headquarters ~ she t'nsnef Pharmacy
The nsscAesou hssnw the drive Fsw aasr
ot nsA s'Fw@s rhFmtmas sstansga Nv
rfyNHw AND Ms f~kaslvn wsli h~ mills
ttssi 90 bus ssamrm fAe rvassedA "
she psansn sales vlil a. ~ A mlgMsy
Rnad vaaee thai ~ siAlAM tn ssaHn
sns unt shs white plague IN the
natsaa ana shs state rhs stasn eAm
saism tNv funds anA trsalta are vsy
TsaswyIhm Mse sshng nsAhAaa II
cay Chairman ~ lke ssmthFgs drsve
and eNvs shrfv ~ 10 aaewsiua aI~Nsst
the rasFs~gism w the rvapFe NAen
Guthrie egtlavHA nFw called " hs
aid any haamnltatsAA nnveme IA
can b~t all san s~e ~swm shat 81
sBiss wtM 30 apso she msas - ~
vsp~ssatloNN 4he said lnssay -
lw'al nafe ~stl alsn lw uu ~
inmosmsw aad ta naTufssvWs v sM
alansm tiay elamx NJ few az III
hus hat Stamps h4tADsruw
-ln the ranstAswn tot wase sM "A
sFose Christmas Stamps. Mira w
albhlns, CITY shalsmAn. says sAp "a
plis ~ AL the ~ehaul haIldlnmm sn thr
eMs have already gnnv 'ayvs tlsn TOP
The kiadlea can alwnYs ~ dvpeaava
upon ~ 40 their @hare
lass bvyAuas asdnV ~sng 10 he
onnssdesed "a islkes. tpssk a ride lA an
alrpisne yesterday @aia taltwet sauF
ton, msal dry soasia man tnsiaY Aad
| wuula not take anythlng fnF the ss
pefsrnss. Il was thrlEIina IN the -
IRENE. The view w ,luthfse fgnm
abose ls wonderful Nr ssaFtne
says he IN shlnsInx about hassnm q
plane fnf HI own aae. Assfssafs
Gregory pf The Chmbes ~ conmersn
ana John ualpble also sook thr asf
.gseFday.
~-ur.,a caafk. tlmihfte slgi. MIA
has been confined 10 hoF tome hefH
for many monshs. wsa taken 40 tha
Norman hospital Zoe abe lnwans saaaY
hy Deputy Ahefln Ilemmsmama and
Ms Anna II.vF of the ioeal Rod
t'rcss Miss Clark hsa hreu adtiesea
20 the use Of narutsr drugs aua "
late ha4 heen W uismF8r ef the RNd
Cross She ~ Maid 80 be IN very
bad state mentally A Mss in the
eaae ~ AuEn~l La awWnn, whp ~aa
charged BY relatives with Insanity.
decided after 4 Nfssst dstih~sallun
that hs was sans aad alpnslssed thv
charge, Relatives had NJ Lawson
hailed befoFa the eoufs thlm l@ she
ssson( effort that hAs been made
"a have aim neni 10 an q ayfum. Ths
family Tive northwest ~ the city and
are we'll to DO.
NA booze car, containing manY
quarts of liquor was captured BY Car
field county officers just nm tbe ear
waa nearinw the Logan enuuty line
near Marshall yesterday ssnTFltt
Hnbestaon had ward that the car was
coming this way and wsa nn the ltok
out. The ear contained brandy. Aonu
chans aign and five eases % unaars
proof WHISKY This consignment was
for Oklahoma CITY PARTIES and tbs
Garfield sheriff evidently shos bis
goh OF gloom into the noufhlown
bunch. when ne conflscagrd the b0usu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

POglardE have booked Soldiers ~
Forsaner she latest biz fiim hH. for
gan. 40.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

Tnea Is <,z< kan1 Of ChrlN mz&
ssrBs that 6pF ~ ssean - ~ ir
the sis fHlt ysxr. -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

opru thAt tire HlAtlAhtff waM hMSM*s
sary TO save The whole country
from diaaatcr General Dyer sd.
mitted that he ordered hls men "
fire and tha, 500 ar moro civilians
were killed and 1900 injured.
aRsArmsr MAaaAeas oF Aae
f.aaann nee IL A htuuavaflllax
asosy " massacre haM h~sa 81
vaMlAa Nv tAa llftsaHh eumsnla~tun.
Invasttxnslna she rwevat tlogn ta
lndlm II .hawa hftsiatt weneres
deliberately nsaertnw ~ tFenfs sn as
tack erowd ~ AsSsaa eixlAlaa& and
fire aNtsl ghssr ansmnHlliam was sxs
haasssa TIE command visa Db~Ysxl "a
the letter.
Fssw hundred nnF~ua# weTw hlFiMa
and Haa" wnaahsd II MMM tho
lslueal~H elaughssr II ssvflGama bY
wwsswsr tYseps II RssNsssn sessSxvs
Thp evidence sBgs@w th@s thsx m~s
waM approved Nv tha ssFfksMh IE#u
Il Hans mnvefM9F eNAA sf th@ ne
fstr ham just reached faudsa tFesm
india wtth tbs rsp.Fsa II thn gav
ernmens eeHunl3ssgna hvar'n9 " IA
hurv Thn slaughter toas I,Eapa @t
AFmltahF laHa Apgli and wnm aFtapesE
"a pii iawu lha Ftnts theFe Nhheis
we're pAn ~ 4 Ksnerai uprising fhaf
shrvaisaeA 10 ~naaEf the whnip aseF
0fouuataN ilaigicss aaa spread All
veer ludia
ssenefai Ilyef testified bwfefe thu
enmmlaAlaa Ehat he affsvad ~ Aginsss
ssg oH AgHii i Although martial
law waa NOS declared Ne tu0k egew
sha AdnAlasstragi@n fFvm ghr dsTasfy
commissioner lge waM informed tIMss
the situation Ma aFase IA many
tl4eless. Including tahafe. aAa oF
asfsa thar Ih* nllsssnd 2aAHtsagA
rs~sAingA csa@v Iwsiaaagataiy slN
Afti III, eerafjinw W hbg te#ssmanYs
tlnn~ml EiyeF tnsurmea eeuwht la
Aflalt ae thal nseffiaMa Mwrn gR
ladden ands that aaeenstluKsa wefm
lksly - bs informed pf i lplE uicss
ing whlrh ~ luaxesl 90 BIZ ugg mhFwsY
"A dlaDFdwflY nAwetinw. bwt usspn fe
beliion lss marched Hs tNFssAn gtflwm
~ indian tiflsa ahd NJ aurhiaa aFmaa
with knlsws u sha scsHs. ana ~
c@yefpa an aMtnsVY hAwmsuEsm
erowa ~ , svAN r1ussNHIng hla tsa-
slmony. General ttyar said
= depsafed mS mNn aad wtehsm
20 s~yunds 0fdeFed ihsal tss tire. rtn
firing continued faf abans tvn Mia
usss MY obleeE was tu al1peFse sssv
efDwd and u tgiIe fiFsAg wuald haya
been lasutneiant te achieve that uh
ieei 2
This general adnagfrd NJ hlAd nnt
warned the efowa aad aaAva mhak
crowd weula NOS disperss asah0us
figsng bsing necessary ~ replied
"A thtnk Il qsslte pua@Abla that
eDald have Dispersed tbs crowd wlth.
out flriag. bm ttay would haya eeaAe
back and laughed ana | should have
uIads foa< ~ myself nv yt~w
was that shs estanfiUn Vi AgmGssas
WAS asrioas ! lookAd at the crowd
N tabeia and considered ii my aatY
q flre and ties well"
Lord Hunter. chairman * ihs
sofusnissions asked the general
Was thsge any ether aourss
opanff
General Dyer replseas
NO sir I iooksd upoN ii as ny
dais-fa horrible duty"
General Dyer asasrtsd that i.e@0
rounds we're fired and between four
and five hundred persons were kiiled
and about 800 injured. The col
disrs. ho testified. continued fifinx
untii they had run out " AnsnAnl.
sisa HtAs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18

xe~ CsieEzs. La Dec. 1B.-TD-
risss sre Fsstsy partially csosay
Uxsu<s tonle4.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-18
SAFETY Or ENTIRE
COUNTRY IN BALANCE
rttl COMMISSION m INDIt
I'M tisfiiLD STARTLING.
ACTS tsp>siis>i>s.
SLAUGHTER ~ IIIh
Nlnii,~s ntFI .i.N-
lNN. ~ tNss<~
tisArFn
BULLETIN

London. Dec iHuenerul Dyer. a.
veteran nj four wars. was sxonsrs
ased here today ON charges Of bra
sality and unnecessary slaughter
of unarmsd civilians during 4 ~.
cent uprising Ia India, III davel.
opsd that the slaughter was nesa.
mry TO save the whole country
from disaster. General Dyer 3D.
mitted that he ordered hls men "
fire and that 500 az more civilians
we're killed and 1900 injured.
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ACT NO. 140. Approved March |. I4IQ-

An Act changing the time of holMn. Chancery Court in the Eighth Chsncars District. Fixes the time for such
 Randolph County, first Tuesday tr March and September. ,"
 Sharp County (northern distrio+, second Tuesday in March and Sentsn Der.
 Lawrence County (eastern distr,o+, fourth Tuesday in April and third r,'ay, day in September.
 Lawrence County (wsstern dis..,..> first Tuesday in April and first Tnasds,,, in September.
 Fulton County. second Tuesdsx |. April and October. ID
 Bexter County. third Tuesday in
 sharp County (southern district, first Tuesday in May and Novemhas ''
 lzard County, second Tuesday in M and November. May May and November. ID
 Independence County. fourth ,n.. in June and December. No~oay
 stone County, second sr,,a.a
 June and December. ID
 Cleburnes County third r,..d
 June and December in
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ACT NO. 44. AuDr0yeA Fsbruar ta .a.o

An Act to amend Act No. 17s of 1917
 Provides that cities of the first ana second class may prescribe A licenae for any person. firm or corpora tion en- gagged in carrying on or following any or calling within the corporate limits of such city That the City Council shall provide rules and regulstions for the payment Of such license. but in fix. ing the penalty for failure to pay such noenss the penalty cannot be greater provided. Provides that the ordina ncs shall not be effective until 1t has hssn published once week for four oonsac- ative weeks, and provides that upon a voters of such city, said orfSina a shall be referred to the people. and if a majority shall vote for it' the orai- nance will stand, and if a maioritv vote against It, the same shall be repeated
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ACT NO. I42. Approved March |, 1919.

An Act to provide for the redemption of lands sold to the State for taxes. but not certified to the Commissioner of State Lands Provides that all lands to 1908, which have not been certified to the Commissioner of State Lands. are cancelled and set aside and held for nsught. That lands sold to the State since 1908 or hereafter. which have moi been certified to the commissioner may be redeemed by iling with the commIe- sioner certificate from the clerk oS the county showing the sale of ths land. the amount of the taxes naifv and cost due thereon and the payment thereon, and make sworn statement In writing that he is the holder of such lands. Provides that upon SUI M show Ing the commissioner shall execute q deed to such person.
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Arm NO. sa
Approves rsn snrssta shs money de

AcsPIyp scs so sppsopriate shs money tss Is Sossit' Srsdit ofsthe fern fnnd of tnmasroprs- the a State ssr!calters, s seho9I. io shs seoeSnd Dis trict AsrisTltuT,att n,r,at ASSsr,cnitural school sht 7ss Thlo and to the Fsurth District teat 1s the % funds arising from the ssie con. farm products shsll De asss Boards of tingent fund by the Sau designate ISssssai enssodian, who shall receive ana dl5 ,be purse the funds on the oroer - board. a,oaian shall
 Provides that such custouaA Audito- make quarterly reports to ,,aks and execute bond for the falthIui formance of his duties.
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ACT NO. s7. Approved February F. lDl9.


 An Act to amend Act No. Is of the General Assembly of 1917 (known as the Bone Dry Law). Makes 1t unlaw- ful for any person. firm or corporation to transport into this State. or from one place ts another place in this State, or 10 ship, or to transport into, or to de- liver, in this State, in any manner or by any means, whatsoever, any aleo- holic, vineus, spirituous or fermented liquors or any compound thereof. That it shall be unlawful for any person. firm or corporation to receive any such liquors and provides that no property rights of any kind shall exist In any liquors and such liquors are forfeited to the State. Makes it unlawful for any person to induce any railroad com pany or other carrier or any other per- son to carry, transport Or ship into this State, or any one point or place in this State, for delivery to himself or any other person. by failure to notify the carrier of the true contents of such shipment. Prohibits the keeping of any such liquors in any locker or other place in any social club or fraterna] organization; fixes the venue for pros cautions under this act in any counties in which such liquors are found. Per mits the shipment Into this State of al- cohol for medicinal and mechanical purposes. and wines for strictly sacra. mental purposes, and provides ths method for such shipments Ffxes ths penalty for the violation of this act st not less than t100 or more than s1 OOO or Imprisonment for not less than sf days nor more than 90 days. Fixes in, fee of prosecuting attorney for convic. ton under this act at $26.
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AOr No. v.

l Approved F@nF@afF IA. xr.a of
 An Act to authorize She boS oys- CS6troi to purchase farm 70 stsss er%tcd hn conjunction with tne Au- 46spital for Nervous D1seAses. ,~ru WoriEes the board to pafonaas nr- GIthin is rniies of ths tnsfitauSh,, ,arm Ser control of the board: suen ths1 net to exceed 500 Acres. PreFioes ,n saie farm win De operated in eon' con n;s. tion with the Hospital for Nervous "a. eases. and provides that sych lpmss.S sS of the hospital ss would be bsnsnroo sarm theyeby may be worked on such str sS No inmate to be worked to the ststa. mant of his health or mental eonoI
 Provides for an assistant supeIIn tSa. dent at the salary of s2,b0o. ProvauSn .,,r,n for the use of the products on tsni {aym by ths institutions under o1it,, oentto af the board and other State lns'Au tions. and for sale of the surplus.
 Provides that 8 record Of reeepsA psA and disbursements shall be kep. .s4~ reported quarterly to the State aygssSe sSe rial department. Apprepriates S'o,vvSs SeS for the purchase and equipment or sas d s farm, Fixes the salary Of the Doaiu of Control at ss.00o per annum ese and for the secretary of such ooara kp 400 per annsm, and provides Ina' such board may accept free trahspof tatton from railroads.
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ACT NO. s4.

An Act to prevent the desecrstion Q. the Rag of the United States and oi as uns state of Arkansas Prohibits the uss of the naR for advertising purPosss' s. ana nrohfbits the mutiiation ana oe- faaemant of the flag. and provides TOT punishment of one who, by word or act publieiy exhibits contempt for the nag [. oolors, coat of arms or ether ID sn,A of the State of Arkansas and the onl.- ed States; fixes punishment TOT ne ing s100 or Imprisonment for not over so days or both.
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ACT NO. A.
Approved Febrsary 4, lala.

An Act to provide for the form of ac.
 A0owiedGments executed by corpora- Ssons and curing ackDowied gments Heretofore executed. Prescribes ths Form or acknowledgment to be execut- sd cy all corporations when conveying land. and provides further that aii sns hnow ledgments of parties and convey ences affecting the titles of real ss &ate which have heretofore been ra- @orded shall be binding on said corpo. yArfons anc effeetual for the purposs set out in such instances.
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ACT NO. ID. Aspr0x ed January 9S. 10I9.

An Act to regulate the creation of rural special school districts. etc.
 Provides that people in a given ter Sftory may organise rural special ochool district. That the petition pro- Hided for in Section 7e6s of Kirby's Di- 2est shall be accompanied by maps lAowinR the territory embraced in such 6istrict and such petition and map shall be presented to the County Judge, who shall perform the duties imposed upon the mayor of cities and towns within the original act. That such judge shall call an election and appoint three qaalihed electors to hold such election to vote on the proposed school oistrict and at such election the elec- tors shall also elect six directors. That within five days from the date of the election the judges of the election shall xile the returns with the county clerk. and at the first regular or adjourned date of the County Court thereafter, the court shall canvass the vote and declare the result. and shall make ap- propriate orders. When an election has been called. no election can be or dered en another petition for the same territory or part thereof. unless an ad- verse vote has been had on the first petition. Provides for the election of two directors every two years after the formation of the district and pro- vfdes further that such districts so or ganized shall have the right to borrow
 money.
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ACT NO. 124. AnnrAxed Eehruary 70, 19l0.

An Act authorizing the state AuoItos and the State Treasurer to tfansie' funds from the sinking fund to the gen er6l revenue fund, and makes approo priation for interest due March ]. IVY, The State Auditor and State IreasuIo, sinking fund to the general revenue fund ss-,577.O6. and the sum Of sl1.- S12.51 is appropriated out of the sink- ing fund for the purpose or payne coupon No. on the note issue or ths State.
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The cost of this publication to the Taxpayers in the sum of $23S.
IA Synopsis of General
 Acts, 1919

The following is a synopsis as sTe ,sarsd by the Attorney GsnsraA usos. Ms provisions of Initiate Act N9. oi k3l4, of an general laws passeo py sns Rsnarnl Assembly of 1919. snu Ap' &roved by the Governor.
 Respectfully.
 Secretary of State
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ACT NO. eS.

Approved February 2, Isls; ,e
 An Act making apDroprisssohs sr lv ts,s nsintenaDoe of such univsrsity tg ssIAr,es' [ the sum of ssSo.oco; for odt ns,nr in- fsrknse equipment. etc. $2lo,oOo; Sof purchase of land for experiment. .s so ton, Sss, ,0ec. AppropriAtss slLsssSSw Sowo nav interest due on universly msnt bonds, 1sle-1sae.
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ACT NO. SI.
Approved Fehraar-y 6. Isla.

An Act 10 make certain eroergenc,, appropriations for the State Depart. of State
 AppropTiatss $500 for the Depert- mept of Education for printing m "a April l, ist9. and appropriatss $500 for Sne oftice Of Secretary of State 10 cov- @s postage, express and osner office ex- Denses up to April {. lsls
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ACT NO. 1O5. ADnF0yeG Mmrrh q ralG

An Act to impose a license on zach dog in the State of Arkansas. Pro- vides that all dogs over { months old shall be listed for taxation, and pros yides further that the owner of every uos oyer months of age shall pay an annual license of S1. Provides that when any sheep or any other live stock Is killed or injured by dogs that the owner shall report to a justice of the peace who shall appoint appraisers to Sn the damage and report shall be filed with the county clerk and IF the County Court finds the claim to be Just one, he shall allow 1t and order it to be paid out of the dog tax fund. and also provides that the fees of the jus out of the dog tax fund.
 Provides penalty of not less than 70 nor more than SIC for failure to pay Incense on dogs, and provides that any dog without license shall be killed.
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ACT NO. 15e.

An Act permitting recovery against railroads for injury caused by running trains, notwith standing contributory negligence. Provides that contribu- for persons injured in any suit against the railroad company, where the inc jury was caused by the running of trains and where the negligence Of the person injured is of less degree than that of the carrier, but that the amount of the recovery shall be diminished In proportion to such contributory nsgli- gence.
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ALT NU. B6. AmnnANAn EahrInn 1n

An Act providing for the sale of oo+- ton samples by the warehouse ana ,oer
 keting bureau. Empowers the board os supervisors to bale and have readv ,or market all cotton samples co,,aSa. ~ their possesson during 1919. Provi aaa that such cotton shall be sold af nnhlIs or private sale and the proceeds artsJns = from such cotton shall be deposited in and market fund.
 ADpropriates s3,0oo out of suoh fnnA @ defrAy expenses incurred in eraAs-~ classifying aud handling suah ssrs~n-
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ACT NO. I34. Approved February P, 1SIS.

APPfUFeu W~rs .-- = i.
 An Act providing for wash houses e' coal mines. Provides that 1t shall Dc the dutv of every owner or lessee of @ coal mine employing more than ten persons to provide suitable building and equip the same with lockers, nang CTS. benches, seats, light. heat, hot anc cold water and shower baths. and main tain the same in good order for the use and benefit of all persons employed af the mine. Prescrihes the size and na- ture of said building and desiFnates the necessary equipment
 Provides that such person operating the mines shall keep and maintain said house in & clean and sanitary condi- tion and prescribes penalty of not less than $50 nor more than $lOo TOT each days violation of the provisions of the statute.
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Afr. VII. aI.

Approved Fsbrsary 2, isis. An Act to make . dSroderM AR$,fsr ,rtA Ation for tAs- ATken4as Dssa x sy institute. ApprOpristes ' yoo snsSs Saaf Mute Institute Sef period prier - "A rch & 1SIA
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AC NA- I.
Approved Jasuary 1s. Isls.

\ AnprOved JAnuhry I6' IBIW'
 \ An Act to provide an appreprlatioh R pay the mileage. per diem ano con hfent expenses of the General AS Eatnbly. | Appropriates $7k000 out of the gen. kral revenue fund for the purpose VI paying mileage and per diem.
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ACT kO. IVU. o
 rruEzvv &6. 18ISs

An Act to amend Kirby's DlEesii Essions as to allow the statute oI a Ian The to run against married women, r of act repeals the exception m thes any married women, but proVlueD Sow has cause @ of action upon which she miem ens sue may bring such suit wi,n'n VII
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The courier-index., 1919-06-27
AcT NO. 6.

Approved JaneATy ASs hot0-
 An Act tc amend Section 15 of Ac' he4 of ls1T, entitled An Act estshnsh. ng and fixing the salaries and Tees or &eunty officials of all counties havihs kwo judicial distrGts and popuia.iop Ss more than so, 0oox"
 | Amenas Section ft by providing thai he exosss fees arising by law from the S1mmlssions allowed to the collector and treasnrsr for collecting, reaeiving tud dishursine the school fund shall pc laid into the school fund and not into he general revenue fsnd of the coun- NJ, as formerly provided.