Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1925-02-19
whicl mas had it for some time.
The following public bills have

which mas had it for some time.
The following public bills have
been presented during the week:
An act to amend sections Chapter
1876 public laws of 1928, and certain
sections Consolidated Statutes relat-
ing to public schools; act requiring
vaccination of dogs against rabies,
act creating department of state
police, providing for the appointment
of superintendent thereof together
with the personnel which will con-
stitute the force defining expenses
connected herewith; act providing
for the construction of a bridge a.
cross lower Chowan river and to pro-
vide for the issuance of $600,000.00
bonds of the state to pay the cost of
the same; act to amend section 9l8
Consolidated Statutes relating to ser
vice of subpoenas and summonses of
Juror; act to regulate the sale of
leaf tobacco and seed cotton; to re-
peal chapte 395 Public Local Laws
of N. C. session 1921, relating to
highway commission for the county
of Pamlico; an act to authorize the
issuance of highway bonds of the
State, to provide for apportionment
of Highway revenues and to increase
the same and to amend Chapter two
Public Laws of the regular session
1921 providing for construction and
maintenance of state highway system
and to amend section chapter 1873
Public Laws 1928 providing for GER
tain sinking fund payment; act to a
mend banking laws of the state as set
forth in chapter 5, volume of Con-
solidated Statutes, being also chapter
four of the public laws of 1921 as
amended; to amend article ten of
chapte five, volume three Consolida-
ted statutes of 1924; to refund to
domestic corporations income taxes
for the years 1921 and 1922, to pro-
hibit insurance of the lives of in
fants under six years of age; to am
end section 7407 Consolidated Sta
tutes by dispensing with the fee for
the registration and transfer of state
bonds and certification; to authorize
temporary bonds and notes to state
exchangeable for definite bonds and
notes; act creating department of
state police, providing for appoint
ment of superintendent with person
mel which shall constitute the force
defining their powers and duties,
making appropriation for the ex-
pense connected Herewith; to amend
section 2295 and $500 of Consolida-
| ted Statutes relative to advancement
to children from estate of insane
persons; an act authorizing the trans
fer of certain of the dangerous in
sane from the state hospitals to the
veterans bureau of other department
of the United States Government; an
act to allow counties, cities and
towns, in any county in North Caro-
lima, to charge and collect license and
privilege taxes for selling or other
wise disposing of horses or mules
therein by non-residents Of said coun
ty, in addition to the license and
privilege taxes ow charged by the
state, or that hereafter be imposed
in BERTHE county; to repeal chapter
44O. Public Local Laws of 1921 which
amended chapter 11S private laws OF
1919, prohibiting the sale of certain
drinks within half mile of Mount
Gould landing in BERTHE county on
the day of the annual Farmers I'm
ion or Farmers Alliance picnic held
there every year; an act to regulate
the profession of public accounting
in the state, to prescribe its practice
so as to afford protection to the
public; to repeal chapter 157 Public
Laws of 1928, entitled, "an act to
create a State Board of Accounting
and prescribe it's duties and power
to prescribe for the examination and
issuance of certificates to qualified
applicants, with the designation of
certified publicaccountants and to
provide the grade of penalty for the
violations of the provisions thereof
an act to prevent the operation of
garages in the same building where
livery stable is kept; to amend
chapter S2 section 1885 Consolidated
Statutes in reference to reinstating
mortgages and deeds of trust in case
of fraud, to prohibit the use OF pub.