AN ACT REGULATING THE d.


TIES OF CONSTABLES.
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SIC. I. BE IL enacted BY The GeIifrm as-
sembly Of the State Of Arkansas, That wneh
the Office Of Constable in any township
shall become vacant, by death, resignation
refusal or neglect to qualify, or 'aiiure ~
elect. anv constable Of any adjoining town
ship. during such vacancy, shall execute
and return all process directed 70 him aSains'
any person or persons in such township
where the vacancy may eSist- Issued ny an.
Justice of he peace in sIid tnw.s mp vince
such Office is vacant; and in addition 10
the fees now allowed by law. shall receive
for the service Of each and every summons
or subpoena, or other process, eAccP, eAe-
cuiions, 50 directed to him. two ana one
hall cents per mile, going and returning
from his own residence TO that o The person
named in such process, residing hr'heS'
from him. -,
SEC. ,. And be IL fu-tier cn1cted, A hat
Cons-ables cha hereafter receive ~ q idi-
ton 10 ID, fees now allowed by law clrcu-
lar mileage at the rae OF three cents per
mile, on all process exccu ed by them other
than such as are provided for in the hrs'
section of this act


SEC. 3. AMI be Il further enacted, lha'
his &C. shall take effect from il passage.


JOHN 5. ROANE. Speaker
Of Mc Ff6rSc of Representatives.
/ JOHN WILLIAMSON. President


Of the Senate,
Approved, Jan. 3D. 1915.


THOS. 5. DREW