Washington telegraph., 1923-06-29

United Daughters Of the Confsderacy.
ACT NO. 34s.
Abolishes Arkansas Tax Commission
and transfers its duties to the Arkan-
sas Railroad Commission.
ACT NO. a44.
] Biennial appropriation OF s2S6. 90. 90
l for Department OF Mines, Manufact-
ure g. Agriculture.
ACT NO. 845.
Provides for levy OF an income tax
] Of one-tenth OF one per cent on the
State.
Raises the selling price OF all state
/ lands, including city and town lots
/ forfeited for taxes, and swamp, intern
| al Improvement seminary. saline and
eseheat Lands $500 per acre and pro-
shall be placed In the permanent
school fund as a trust fund for the
benefit of schools, principal Of which
is never to be diminished; provided no
city or town lot shall have sold for
less than tho appraised value. Alao
prescribes method Of making sale.
ACT No. 307.
Provides schedule OF fees to be col
Iected by the Secretary Of state on the
filing Of any certificate or other paper
relating TO corporations and all fran
chise taxes to be paid by corporations
to the State of Arkansas.
ACT NO. 380.
Amends Act AIS OF 1917 regarding
boiler inspection department.
AOI NJ JfAs
Amends Bulk Sales Law so as to in
clude corporations associations CO.
partnerships and individuals. and to
except sales made by executors, ad-
ministrators, trustees in bankruptcy,
and public officers under judicial pro-
ACT NO. a76.
Provides for joint Legislative Com
mittee TO complete investigation Of
the Missouri & North Arkansas Rail-
road strike situation,
ACT NO. 37s.
Provides for the purginR of the Con
federate Pension Rules of the state.
ACT NO. $40.
Authorizes State Text Book Com
mission to extend contracts.
ACT NO. $50.
Authorizes State Labor Commission
or to decide disputes about wages un-
der certain conditions.
ACT NO. 3s7.
Makes the transfer of corporate
stock valid without the transfer being
shown on books OF corporations.
ACT NO. ass.
Provides that when any judge OF the
Supreme Court who has held that Of
flee for as much as ten years conseou-
lively and has attained the age Of 10
years and resigns his office or Is sue
he shall during the rest OF his natural
life, receive the salary which is pay
able to judges Of the supreme Court
at the time OF his retirement or at the
ACT NO. 307.
Provides that a course in morals.
manners, patriotism and business and
professional integrity shall be includ-
Public Schools and authorizes the
State Text Book Commission TO adopt
suitable text books on such subjects
ACT NO. 300.
Provides for the restoration OF
Boards Of Commissioners of Accounts
in all counties except Garland Mont
Sebastian Sysss SSss fks stead
lincoln. Jackson, Poinsett, Mississippi.
Boone, Newton, Marion, Green, Craig
head. Clay Benton. Lonoke: Prairie
white Polk CsIhSnn 59r %n and and ouaehita
Repeals the Act approved February
z1st, 1908, ceding jurisdiction TO the
United States over part of the Hot
Springs mountain reservation.
ACT NO. 412.
Provides that the Railroad Com
panies operating in the State Of Ark
ansas for the issuance of transporta-
'tlon in exchange for advertising space
in such publications, said transports-
tion to be restricted to intra State
passage.
Requires every person having in his
|, custody any pistol or revolver 10 pre-
co.rtv within 60 dsys 1sstsr Ssltsrk maleb af Si
18th, 1919. and register same and ap
ply for permit to own or possess such
pistol or revolver for a perisd of one
year. fee for permit being S1.0O which
Is to go into the school fund Of the
district where the applicant resides
ACT NO. 43S.
Amends the Inheritance Tax Law
and fixes a tax upon the transfer Of
ty, or income therefrom, in trust or
otherwise. except under certain condi-
tions named in the Act.
ACT NO. AS.
Raduir%s additional publicity for tax
sales Of lands and sales Of land for
local improvement assessments.
ACT NO. 491.
Declares all roads and highways de-
signated as free delivery mail routes
ACT NO. 4e2.
Deaf Mute Institute to Arkansas
School for the Deaf
ACT NO. 460.
Amends Section 4792 of Crawford 6
Moses Digest so as 70 make 1t unlRw-
full to kill. shoot name, wound. chase
or take in this State any bear, turkey
or deer between January 18th and No
yewber 10th; any wild goose or wild
tween February 1st and November
list; any woodcock from December
sist to November lst; any wild pheas-
ant. grouse. prairie chicken between
day of December; any partridge OF
quail between the first day OF March !
and the goth day OF December. any
mourning or turtle dove, black beiiiea |
and golden plover and greater and
lesser yellow legs between December
18th and September lst; wild turkey
Robblers may be taken from March |
18th to May 1st ct each year; squir-
rels may be shot and taken from. May !
18th to January 18th Of each year.
ACT NO. 472
Provides that on the approval Of re-
mort of Comm issioners mentioned In
Section 356s Of Crawford & Moses Di-
Rest the court shall make al order di-
yestinR the dover OF the wife out OF |
tho real estate Of the husbatd and in
lieu thereof vesting in said nife a lifc !
estate of the lands designated by said'l
commissioners and authorizes and
empowers the husband TO sell the re-
mainder of said lands or TO nprtgage
and cucumber the same free fpm any |
dover rights Of the wife.
ACT NO. ASO.
Is the same as Act No. 81.
ACT NO. 500.
Makes Il unlawful to XIII OF take |
any prairie chicken. wild phdsant, !
beaver, otter or bear in this StaN un-
III December 1st. 1923; that aftel De-
cember LIST, 1928. the open seasoA for
prairie chickens and wild pheaAnts |
shall be from December lst to DeAm-
Der 3ist, inclusive. Of the succeeding |
year.
Levies a privilege tax Of three cefs
q gallon upon manufacturers OF Ad |
yrholesalers in gasoline.