The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1911-03-30
zEHE REGENT LEGISLATURE

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Raleigh News and Observer issued
On last Tuesday. The table Of
asontents includes:
Common School Legislation
Briefly Told, For Education ST.
538,100.Oo, Members Boards OF
Education, New School Legisla
zion. The Farm-life School Act,
250,O0O For State Building, 500
400 For the Feeble Minded, Sal
aries Raised by Legislature Fe-
ions Stripes Act, Must Provide q
Mileage Window, Machinery and
Revenue Acts, From the Mountain.
othe Sea, Full Text of Antitrust
Law, Club locker and Near-Beers
Laws, Legislation for Labors
Cause, Temperance Acts of the.
Legislature, Road Bonds, Special
Taxes, Additional Game Laws,
Drainage Laws, Public School,
Bonds and Taxes, Colored School
af Correction, Commission Has
More Authority, OF interets to the
Jurymen, City and County bonds
Authorized, Legislative Appor-
zhonment, Primary Elections
Securities and Towns, Recorder
Court, The Chicken Law, The
Stock Law, New interpretations,
Work of The Legislature, Public
Health Appropriation, Loss of
Freight in Transit, Charlotte to
Wilmington Highway, May Com
bIne Two Big Departments, More.
Time OFF Sentences, Fish and
Came Laws Of State, To Regulate
The Public Printing, Changes in
lime Holding Courts, Dental Elk.
amiilers Increased Powers, Any.
County, May Vote Special School.
Tax Hoke and Avery, New Eoun-
6eg Limits Liability Surety Com
Pang Acts of County Commits
Goners, SaWdust Laws, Justices
0f Peace Appointed, Number Oil.
inspectors Reduced, Relief Acts.
General Assembly, States PEN
N5nn Appropriations, Liability Of
stockholders In Banks.
The frontice piece to this In
meresting and exhaustive pub
6cation sets forth:
The General Assembly of 1911
las passed and gone. Tt has done
wensmany things it should have
1One-and has left undone some
Hnmgs 1t might well have done.
But wise and progressive legisla-
han has been placed upon the
1Eatute books of North Carolina
y earnest and faithful men, and
any matters of grave public
import failed, why, without doubt
the way has been made more easy
9Or their accomplishments by the
Eeneral Assembly of 1913.
The legalized primary, the
Torrens system of land registra
lion, a more effective anti-trust
INV, aid to good roads, might
nave become laws of this state
with honor to the men enactine
1Iem and with profit to the PEG
Ple whose condition they were de
Igned to alleviate.
But In new and effective com
mo school legislation and in in
Eeased appropriations thereof
md for the states edueationa
mstitutions In the farm lif
schools act, In the establishment
Sf the school for the feeble-mind
sd in increased provision for tn
States incapables and Deepen
aents, in the new revenue and ma
hInery acts, In the club-loeke
md near-beer acts, in labor meas
res. and In providing for a ney
administration building, the Ger
Hal Assembly Of 1911 ha
brought well.
Those who believe the tim
E the peoples representatives t
too much taken up with purel
Deal enactments, noted an II
leasing inclination on the pal
the Legislature towards allow
ing municipalities a fuller mea,
reeof the principIesof home rub
for instance, in the passage {
ke bill permitting cities 70 issu
onds for public utilities withor
seclal legislation, and in ALLOW
county commissioners to lev
peclal pension tax and local SD,
al school taxes.
The revenue and machiner
rts revolutionize the method {
assessing property valuations an
collections. It gives Il
late a representive In eachSOf til
30 counties and by means Of
0re equitable valuation of q
opertg will result In an increa
revenueeWith no increase In ia