The Green Forest tribune., 1911-06-23

 claimed to be due any county, in corporated town or school district. The governor is given authority 10 appoint special attorneys to assist the attorney general in such suits.
 Act 37I prescriEcs qualification of voters in primary elections. Only these who are members of political party under w4-4ch the primary is al lowed to vote. In contests, candidates for nominations for state offices shall file their contests with the state cen tral committee; or before the district committee under whose supervision the primary was held. if he was l candidate for district office; and before the county central committee if he was a candidate for a county office. Appeal may be taken to the state convention from any county dis trict or the state central committee.
 Act 372 prohibits cities and towns from imposing a license tax upon the sale of fruits, vegetables or any prod uct of the farm, or of meats from dc mestic animals, when same are Of. fered for sale by the producer or own CT or his bona fide agent.
 Act 375 confers upon institutions of learning the right to incorporate, own property and confer degrees.
 Act 376 eonfers upon school districts the right of eminent domain, with power to condemn land for purposes of school houses and play grounds.
 Act 3S1 seeks to protect individuals and property on public highways by making it misdemeanor to drive cat tie or other stock along such high ways, with a board or other blindfold over their face to prevent such stock from seeing their way. Fine $10.
 Act 3ST appropriates $3,9lS to pay deficiencies in the fund to defray ex- penses of sheriffs in transporting prisoners to the penitentiary.
 Act 4f5 fixes a uniform date and penalty for delinquent taxes on real and personal property. Taxes on real estate become ue.nquent after the 10th day of April the same as on personal, and the penalty on each is fixed at 10 per cent of the total taxes assessed against each.
 Act 41S requires companies or per sons, operating railroads as common carriers in this state after January l, 1913 to use cabooses on freight trains, at least 24 feet long, seven feet high, with platform and door at each end, and equipped with proper steps, guard rails, grab irons and steps for the safety of passengers.
 Act 423 appropriates all monies realized by the state from the gov ernment sale of forest reserve lands to the common school fund of the state, three fourths, and to the road fund of the counties in which such forest reserves are situated, one-fourth of the amount thus realized.
 Act 424 appropriates 5,900 for the support, maintenance and additional buildings of the State Normal School, from July l, 1911 to June 30, 1913.
 Act 425 appropriates $7,5o0 for maintenance of the state geological survey.
 Act 426 appropriates, approximate ly, $160000 for the maintenance of the four agricultural schools during the next two years.
 Act 427 appropriates s269,S0 for maintenance of tnv penitentiary dur ing the next two years.
 Act 42S appropriates 65,OO0 for the support and many teanee of the Con federate ho5 be discdg the next two years. ', +bo o..+,,,t
 Act 42s, it is possi5,, $12,$5o for the maln1ep mar be so wide-spreate normal l oI vnors ,ne ;ory will not turn next '"0
 Ao+ son. .ies- direct The fruit crop as whole is ,esig. nate failure as it has been for son: dis trict ldicating now that there will ory. Immor no income from that source. his act, Not only has the hay croSue oalipped almost in the bud, bu{ns of the states funds Tor tne ,e---,.in- der of his term. No bid from any bank proposing to pay less than three per cent interest on such deposits shall be considered and no bank can receive deposits in excess of it's ac- tual paid up capital, and no bank shall be awarded deposit of over $30,000, regardless of what it's capital stock may be. For the security of the funds deposited, each bank to which such deposits are awarded shall fur nish the treasurer with United States bonds or a bond payable to the state for sum at least equal to the amount of deposits with such bank, under the same restrictions and requirements as are required on a bond of the state treasurer. All bids for deposits must be accompanied with certified check of $500, to be forfeited to the state in the event such bank shall be awarded a depository and shall fail to meet the requirements imposed; ; otherwise the $500 shall be returned, Interest at the rate agreed upon must be paid on the average daily balances on the first of each month to the state treasurer Tax collectors are directed to deposit funds with the nearest state depository. And if any officer charged with state funds, shall fail or refuse to deposit same as above, he shall be liable on his bond on same for interest at the rate of five per cent per month, and shall also be subject to removal from of flee.
 Act 431 creates a state board of education, to consist of the state su- perintendent, who shall be chairman, and seven members one to be ap-