Feqpriregutbsmaintain grassenger equipment, but if, at their option, they carry passengers, they shall be subject to the laws governing passengerstraffic on railroads in this State 9 SECTION! 6. THat all laws and parts of laws in cons fict with this Act be and the same are hereby repealed, and this Act Half be in full force and effect from and after its .yab dose to . .q dɔolɔ'o ziz litou .c.s passage. bas nistanоM поI ainоI 2 bisa et il S ZOIT #2 of Approved April F31 995.ynsquoɔ yewlis> mod2 I поite to anoiaivorq odt tools oлi уTɔ to ti yiqo sto vtling bem99b ɔd lleda ti modt to 19dtis to aid to ni beni ed Ilsde 10979dt пoitivno noqu bas ‚19089m9baim -lob berbaud 90 пst 970m on viia sdt 229l ton mue vos isilqmoɔ ɔd ton lledae to ACT 164 9ve bas dɔcɔ bas‚¿rsi 1979 sano 911sq9e s od Ilsde dtiw AN ACT to require the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and ni 9dsbuthèm Railway Company to keep an agent at Curtis, Clark County, and Bonat, ist Francis County? SECTION I. Iron Mountain Railway required to keep an agent at Curtis, esen Failure to comply with Act a misdemeanor of TƆA ZA 2. lt Bi Act in force from passage) of yasqmoƆ y£vilis 1979 of bus yo7692 bus lorsƆ 9пood to 29imwoɔ Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas: ti SECTION. That the St. Louis, Iron Mountain and POT Southern Railway Company is hereby directed to keep an agent at the depots in Curtis, Clark County, and Bonair, St. Francis County, Arkansas, for the purpose of selling tickets, receiving freight for shipment, issuing bills of lading therefor, receiving freight consigned to said stations and performing the duties of agents as are ordinarily required of agents. Such agents are hereby required to keep open the depot at said stations of Curtis and Bonair for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this Act, from eight o'clock a. m. until six o'clock p. m. of each day. SECTION 2. If the said St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company shall fail, refuse, or neglect to comply with or carry into effect the provisions of section I of this Act, or either of them, it shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in any sum not less than fifty nor more than one hundred dollars, and each and every day this Act shall not be complied with shall be a separate offense. SECTION 3. That this Act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. Approved April 13, 1905. ACT 165. AN ACT to require the St. Louis and North Arkansas Railway Company to fence their right of way in the counties of Boone, Carroll, and Searcy, and to prevent the injuring and killing of stock. SECTION I. St. Louis & North Arkansas Railway required to fence its right of way. 2. Fence to be built on both sides of roadbed. 3. Gates to be made at private road crossings. 4. Fences and stock guards to be kept in good repair. 5. Failure to comply with Act a misdemeanor. 6. Act in force from September 1, 1906; laws in conflict repealed. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Arkansas: SECTION I. That the St. Louis and North Arkansas Railway Company is hereby required to fence its right of way in the counties of Carroll, Boone, and Searcy, as hereinafter provided. SECTION 2. The fence required by this Act shall be built on both sides of the roadbed, and may be built anywhere on the right of way, so it prevents stock from crossing the tracks. The fence may be of wire, or of sound rail, or planks, securely fastened to posts firmly set in the ground; such fencing material to be close enough to keep off of said railroad and out of said enclosure all mules, horses, cattle, hogs, sheep or goats. SECTION 3. The railway company shall make a plain gate like the fence at all private road crossings, and when the railroad runs through a field or pasture, the railroad company shall build a like gate if desired by the owner of the land, at the place he so designates. At all public crossings, the fence shall run to the tracks and the company shall construct suitable and safe stock guards. Provided, The railway company shall not be required to fence their right of way within the corporate limits of cities and towns, nor to construct a fence when nature renders it impossible for stock to enter upon said road. SECTION 4. That said company shall keep the fences and stock guards in good repair, and when in such good condition they shall not be liable for any mule, horse, cow, hog, sheep, of goat killed or injured on the tracks so fenced, but if any such stock is killed or injured on the tracks when the fence is not in good condition on account of the negligence of the railroad company, the company shall be liable for damages in double the value of the animal so killed or injured out to vidinczek. InvoroƉ sit vd botɔumo ti 8 SECTION 5. That if said railroad company shall fail, refuse, or neglect to comply with the provisions and requirements of this Act, it shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon conviction before any count of competent jurisdiction, be fined not less than fifty dollars nor inore than five hundred dollars, and every day said railroad commi comply with the pany shall fail to ensehsoovisions of this Act shall be a separate offense, db6o1 vilt to 29biz ritod no tliud -2201 SECTION 6. That this Act shall take effect and be in full force from and after the fst day of September, 1986, and all laws and parts of laws in conflict with this Act are hereby repealed.of them ne se do od of Isistem ghion oltto 29270 29loge Ks 9ted bus bise to mo bus brorist atsog to goode .agod Approved April 13, 1905. ning & sdem Bode visqanon yowlist dT & KIT no.lw bms ezni 201ɔ baca atrving Me to 9ɔnot art edil etag be allen oft grubenq to bioin guerlt ant bootlist edi cje ali s hlid Hede vasqu ACT 166. 29.0091293) 62 od oo8lq s.lt to ‚busl edt It bus, olbert odt nur Hede 99.97 pdi zoni AN ACT to require the county treasurer and collector of Scott County to deposit all public funds in bank. 1. Duty of treasurer and collector of County to deposit funds in bank paying highest rate of interest for same. 1 29.2.5 Stockholders of bank held liable for such deposits?:? 3. hoopz do Public notice to be given of the selection of a depository for Wos 9210rcounty funds. 101 kisil ed on Ilsde yet noitibno 04-biFailure to comply with this Act a misdemeanor.ob or oi ising office to be declared vacant upon conviction under this Ad. bas boog s 9rimper lade to 1970 force from passage T Joo bise to m79) boli ed of brod misítne redt boi99 199nol 6 tot two? ert vd gbem ad tizoqsb to Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Sigte af J5A eidt ni bebivorq 26 ‚n9vig ned Arkansas: 11002 SECTION That it shall be the duty of the treasafer and collector of Scott County to deposit all 'coinity Funds in their possession in the bank in Scott County, in the State of Arkansas, which will pay the highest rate ofilterest for the use of saihe on daily balances; provided, said bank receiving said funds make a good and sufficient bond equal to one and one-fourth times the amount of cash that is held at any time during any year, to be approved by the county court, for the safe keeping of Said funds di 30/. eit robu senso denimit 91576992 6 9miten o llsda SECTION 2. That each stockholder of any bank receiving said funds as a deposit shall be held jointly and vigros of spulift te severally liable for the due payment of said fund on demand; Jin. to, vinb, s 90 e.J J relieve the bondsmen of said treasurer or collector of said county from liability except in the case of the loss of funds deposited in a bank or banks in the manner provided for in Sem off of) Esand17. 10 916] 901 TO 9: BA 981 II T2 this Act. 77970097 91 bì moitos in vd Cytun 2 #252 SECTION 3. That it shall be the duty of said treasurer and collector, to within five days after the order of the county court, to deposit such public funds in accordance with the provisions hereof as a safe, demand deposit. The county judge shall give public notice by at least two insertions in some weekly newspaper published in said county, and if no newspaper should be published, by posted notice in five conspicuous places in said county, one of which shall be at the courthouse door not later than twenty days after the approval of this Act, stating that he will receive sealed bids. |