SALARIES--Continued.

Judges of the Court of Appeals, each, four thousand dollars...
Chancellor and Vice Chancellor at Louisville, each, two thousand four hun-
dred dollars____ __

Chancellor in the counties of Campbell, &c., two thousand four hundred dol
lars

78

Judges of circuit courts two thousand four hundred dollars..

78

Of criminal courts 6fteen hundred dollars

78

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But those now in office shall receive until their terms expire two thousand
four hundred dollars

78

Judges of common pleas court two thousand four hundred dollars.
Second Clerk in office of Register of Land Office abolished after present

Of Superintendent Public Instruction two thousand five hundred dollars 174
Of first Clerk in Superintendent's Office one thousand dollars

174

Of second Clerk six hundred dollars

174

Of the Reporter of Court of Appeals eighteen hundred dollars. -----

181

STATE BOARD OF HEALTH-Continued.

To appoint local boards

Their duties, &c..

STATE PRISON-

See Penitentiary

SOUTH, J. W.-

Settlement of accounts of, provided for

STREET RAILWAY COMPANY-

Sunday law not to apply to‒‒‒‒

SUNDAY-

Penalty for keeping open bar-room or disposing of, &c., on

SURVEYOR OF ROAD-

Not to incur debt without order of county court..
SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC INSTRUCTION—

His salary

TAYLOR, GEN. ZACHARY —

Commissioners authorized to purchase avenue to tomb of

TAVERNS AND TIPPLING HOUSES--

Chapter 106, article 5, amended.

108

Right to improve the navigable rivers in Kentucky ceded to -----

Act of 1829 granting use of room to United States District and Circuit Courts
repealed..

20

Right ceded to erect public buildings in Maysville

37

Act of January 4, 1880, ceding right to acquire land and improve rivers,
amended

51

Ceded right to purchase grounds for public buildings in Owensboro -..
Right ceded to lock and dam Big Sandy and Licking rivers.--- --
Right to purchase lands for public buildings in Paducah

55

56

58

Jurisdiction ceded to, over certain lots in Newport‒‒‒‒‒

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62

Right ceded to construct canal around the falls of the Cumberland ----------
Right ceded to purchase grounds for Federal buildings in city of Louisville 104
Right ceded to erect public buildings in Frankfort..

99

109

Jurisdiction ceded to improve Green river_____

140

VICE CHANCELLOR

James Harlan authorized to sign records left unsigned at the expiration of his

VICE CHANCELLOR-Continued.

To call docket and try cases on docket of court of common pleas

LOCAL AND PRIVATE ACTS

OF

THE STATE OF KENTUCKY,

PASSED AT THE REGULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY, WHICH WAS BEGUN AND HELD IN

THE CITY OF FRANKFORT ON WEDNES-
DAY, THE THIRTY-FIRST DAY OF DE-

CEMBER, EIGHTEEN HUNDRED

AND SEVENTY-NINE.

LUKE P. BLACKBURN, Governor.

JAS. E. CANTRILL, Lieut. Gov'r and Speaker of Senate.
J. M. BIGGER, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
SAMUEL B. CHURCHILL, Secretary of State.
P. W. HARDIN, Attorney General.

CHAPTER 1.

AN ACT to amend an act, entitled "An act to incorporate the American
Legal Aid Society," approved January 30, 1878.

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth

of Kentucky:

§ 1. That section 1 be amended by striking out the word Change the "legal," and substituting therefor the word "mutual."

§ 2. That section 4 is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof the following is enacted, to-wit: "All applicants received as members in said society shall be in good health, and between the ages of 21 and 60 years."

§3. That section 5 is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof the following is enacted, to-wit: "Applications for membership shall be made upon blanks furnished by the Society, and LOC. L., VOL. I.—1

name.

examined by physician.

the party shall be examined by the medical director, or by a Applicants to be physician approved by him. All examinations shall be supervised by the medical director, and shall be approved by him before a certificate shall be issued. The board may determine the amount of membership fee to be paid, and the amount to be paid to the examiner and medical director."

into classes.

4. That section 7 is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof To be divided the following is enacted, to-wit: "This Society shall be divided into classes, according to the age at which they enter. Those entering between the ages of 21 and 30 shall constitute the first class; those entering between 30 and 40 years, the second class; those entering between 40 and 50 years, the third class, and those entering between 50 and 60 years, the fourth class."

beneficiary of

receive $3,000 or less.

5. That section 8 is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof After death the the following is enacted, to-wit: "Upon the death of any each member to member of the society, the beneficiary or proper representative of the deceased member shall receive a benefit not to exceed $3,000, payable within 60 days from date of satisfactory proof of death, providing that should a death occur at any time when the membership is not large enough to yield the sum of $3,000, after deducting 20 cents from each assessment, then the beneficiary shall only receive such sum as might be realized from such assessment, if made, after deducting 20 eents from each."

§ 6. That section 9 is amended to read as follows: "Each Annual due, $2 member shall pay an annual due at the rate of $2, payable on the first day of January in each year."

each.

made at each

death.

§ 7. That section 10 is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof Assessment the following is enacted:" Upon the death of any member of the society, each surviving member may be assessed, and when assessed, shall pay to the secretary as follows: members of the first class, 90 cents; members of the second class, 95 cents; members of the third class, $1 15; and members of the fourth class, $1 80."

8. That the last clause of section 11, commencing " but any member having so forfeited his membership," &e., &c., is hereby repealed, and in lieu thereof the following is enacted:

But thereafter for thirty days, it shall be within the diseretion of the president to direct the secretary to receive all arrearages from any suspended member, and thereupon and thereby the said member shall be reinstated."