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building and loan aSsOClallou9 tofsrL
and Tax Commission.
ACT 125.
Amends Act number 277 or the AZ ~
Of 1928, so as to provide Tor an -
speCtiOa fee of ten cents for each oS,
rel; an one twentieth of one cent lott
each salon, in case Of Inspection %
larger quantities than one ,@it5t' ~
2 thl in 2Sfc{{!O9 Of 9!!7ss 97ssea s22i' }oT n SAID
oct os9'F Im!a5, I5Had al 4ot "a q iRs he Acts
1923, r.lEing Il the duty Of The siId, state
coa5eryftion agents to inspect CatT 90,
fully the equipment of any
firm o. CORPORATION at the ulnS
"spudd.ng in" or commenc,mS OPI OPIi
tion of each oil or gas welL anu, anu "a "a
often thereafter as may be u7gt', u7g-t5fs
necessary; provides that the SIIs
conservation agents supervise liz
plugging Of dry or abandoneu W.ooiis
the cNtingulshlng of burning VIZ,
and the drawing of the caslAs ot,,n1-
we'll; for which service a Zee OF ~ Jn
ty-flvo dollars ($25) shall be pau "a
to the general revenue tuhu, i,lIoS,,a5
section 1888, of Crawford ana ul,riaC Of
Digest, to provide that each seIleL VI
commercial feeding stuff shall rtlv.gaI
the state treasurer for tags, Slatlii5
that said tags are to be useu on VI ,',.i ~
Of feeding stuffs registered IN acCoI
ance with the law; said request 10 ps
accompanied with ten cents Tor edCn
ton. as inspection fee; all SInoun,'
thus received to be placed to the com
mercial feeding stuff fund, Amends I,,l.as
section 4729, OF Crawford and Moses
Digest; to provide that all manulaC-
turers registering their brands ll
compliance with law shall request the
state treasurer for tags, stating th9t
said tags are to be used upon or3nua
registered in accordance with the IaW
accompanying the request with Ilr Wv
sum Of twelve and one half cents per
ton as Inspection fee Tags shall Le
attached to each bag, barrel or pack
age of cotton seed meal, fertilizer or
fertilizer material, and shall be prlinta
facie evidence that the requlreini tH'9
of the act have been complied with.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
Af.r nS

An Act to fixe the penalty on own
ers of cattle who allow them to cross
quarantine lines; fixes the fine Of
from 81 to S25, and repeals Sections
358 and $50 {. & NJ Digest.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT Ig0.

Authorizes the state highway com
mission to construct a public bridge
across Red River at Fulton; the cost
not to exceed the sum Of five hundred
thousand dollars $500 .O00): contract
to be let to the lowest responsible
bidder Provides that the bridge shall
be a toll bridge, and fixes certain
tolls; the state highway commission
to fix the rate after the expiration OF
ten years Authorizes the commits
sion to allot such state aid and re-
ceive such federal aid as may be avail
able; and authorizes the commission
to borrow money with which to nav
the remainder of cost; authorizes the
highway commission TO borrow mon
ey to construct approaches to connect
said bridge with existing highways
between Hope and Texarkana Al
thorizes the Issuance by the highway
commission of negotiable notes hear.
ing rate OF interest not to exceed siv
per cent, and sets forth the conditions
for the sale Of said notes; provide
that the highway commission shall MOI
pledge the credit Of any county or ~
the state for the Indebtedness incurre
in building said bridge, and proyldol
that none OF the cost shall be placed
upon adjacent land.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 216.

An Act which provides for the trsnss tanss
portatIon of children when transIeraaSJ. aJ.
from one district to another in1srat. IN at
Joining counties for the enuine me
tion OF said children; and Siars I9a OF
transfer of the parents or gus' ga not ap-
pIy to Lonoke, Cloburne, Bradley, wsy Ss
houn, Columbia, Sebastian TEyra"cls
Union. Ouachita, Sewer, 81 Frarror rsr.
Boone Searcy Lawrence shaap' Van
~" IN, Scott. Cralghead DALLAS ,oCcoIn' oroIIa'
Jefferson, Pope, Little River LiSI PoIn,
Prairie, Cleveland, Crawford anu
sett Counties,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT $50

An Act TO amend Act No. 45S OF 1917
AND 323 of 1923. The act better de-
fines the duties Of the state DepoSl-
torv BOARD and authorizes it to make
s,,cb rules and regulations as are nee
essary for the carrying out of the pro-
visions of the act.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT Iaa.

Makes unlawful the erection or
maintenance on or within one hun
dred yards of any state highway, any
abandon such highway unless the
same shall be erected and maintained
by and with the consent of the state
highway commission. Makes unlaw-
full the printing Of any sign which
gives false or misleading information
pertaining to the highways Of the
state; violation of the act to be mis-
dcmeanor, to he punished by a fine Of
not less than twenty-five (25 nor
more than five hundred (500) dollars.
Authorizes the state highway com
mission to remove and destroy any
signs coming within the scope OF the
act
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 1Aa.

Provides that the husband shall De
a,titIed TO one-third Of real estate OF
deceased wife for life and one-thlLro
of personal property in rec wneae mere raaI srg
rg% nroperty for life and one half of per
sonaI property in fee In case shs
leaves no descendants, subject to the
payment Of her debts.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 100.

Provides that no suit brought
against public officer In relation to
discharge OF official duties shall abate
by reason Of death. expiration of
term. retirement, resignation or re-
moval; and the court is given power
to permit the same to be maintained
against his successor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT I20

An Act TO repeal Act 1853 Of 1895,
same being an act to encourage an
foster stock raising and to prevent
larceny of stock by requiring agents
of vessels and railroads to register
name of shipper, date, description, tne
mark and brand: and required butch-
ers to keep a register of the number,
color, age, marks and brands of every
animal slaughtered for public inspec-
ton
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 1872

An Act to amend Act SIP Of 1929. fly.
ing the date for hunting and killing ~
fur bearing animals in the State oI
Arkansas.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

ACT 1879.
AN Act providing for appeal from
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 1si

An Act fixing the salaries os ston
2qgraphers of the State Board Of
health at $l25,00 instead of sioO 0t
per month. ViV''V'
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT III.

Provides that parents or persons
having control Of children over eight
wears of age who are defective in
hearing or sight to the extent that
they cannot be benefited by public
schools, shall be required to send
such children to the state School for
the Deaf, or the School for the Blind
al Little Rock; children to attend said
school for at least thirty-two (3N
weeks each year, until course OF IN
struction Is completed; provides a
separate school for negroes. ENempts
G5 those for whom private instruc-
tIon is provided for a time equal to
that required bv the act; 90 those
physically handicapped, t3l those pre-
svnsrintendent and board. Provides
penalty OF not less than ten ten r doi,2Gs ,}6s
~ failure TO comply with act: each
week Of failure to be deemed sep, p,
arnte offense; makes It me outY OF
county superintendents, school attend
ance Officers, prosecuting attorneys
and special attendancr otticerS OF
Schools for the Deaf and Blind. to en-
force the act,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
Arn LIZ.

An Act to amend Section n OF Acs CS
No Of the Extraordinary Session OF
The General Assembly Of 1929. apprQhEo tho =
ed october 10, 1928, reclasSisIysl ss as
Classified under the Harrelson ROAD
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT I7s.

An Act In aid of sewer lmprovernan
districts regulating the organlzatIo,
ana curing irregularities in improve
ment districts heretofore organized
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT Ig2.

AoDronriates three thousand dol
lars css.000) for the purchase OF a
,,,atar Vehicle to transport tubercu-
,nus patients from the railroad sta
ton at Bonneville, to the state SAN
,torium.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT I2g.

Repeats Section 1855 Of Crawvtoau
and Moses Digest, when fii1
list Of stockholders with county Gle" "
and Tax Commission.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 1an.

An Act to amend Sections 7, 8, 1s.
20. Al and n of Act Of the Special
Session Of 1923, and to repeal Section
] Of said Act Provides method of dis
tributlon OF State Highway Funds and
Federal Aid for obtaining and pre-
serving OF such information, reports,
maps, etc, that may be valuable for
the construction and maintenance Of
highways in the state; that the State
Highway Commission continue the
maintenance for State highways and
establish a patrol system and permits
applicants to sign application Without
OATH and fixes penalty for false
statements; provides method for
handling Of funds derived from sale,
lease or rental Of highway equipment;
and further provides the method FOR
such sale, lease or rental,
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 100.

An Act TO authorize a loan OF s1OO,
10000 from the Permanent School
Fund to the State Teachers College al
the rate of % per annum; and pro-
vides for the payment of the interest
annually, on September 1st of each
year; and further provides that the
principal shall be paid on annual in
stallments of 100000 per year.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

An Act to amend Section l00S3 OF
C&M Digest by fixing the penalty OF
ten per centum on delinquent taxes.
ACT 157.
An Act prohibiting the sale Of game
fish caught from the streams OF the
state; and provides penalty for same.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT ISi.
ACT 1s1.

An Act designating the duties NJ .L
Attorney General, the number Of si
sistants and employees and givir'
to him the supervision of the Juyenii
Court Department, with authorize y
appoint the Juvenile Court Officer
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

final orders and decisions OF Con-
Boards of Education and prescrt
the conditions under which the annat
may be had, such appeals to he ~ =
to the circuit court of the district
the county where the board is sim,
ACT 1S4.
An Act to amend Act No 3g5 NJ toa
requiring ordinances to be passed 4
gulating the assessing of benefit ~
impruY6ment districts so that no IoJ
assessment shall In any one year N
ceed 2595 Of the assessed benefit. M
ing the date in which the assesspei
shall be paid; and provides the metbt
Tor the operation Of such improvemeI
district
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT I77.

An Act for relief Of defendants in
garnlshment proceedings, provides
lnal N such proceeding the defendant
may nave such garnishment dis
charged and all funds. or propertv in
the hands OF the garnishee released by
filing with the clerk of the court or
Justice OF the peace before whom the
amount Of the suit. Wv
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 2n2.

An Act to regulate the practice Of
professional engineering; establishing
a Board of Examiners, to be appoint
ed by the governor; provides for or
gauization and rules for examination
of applicants; fixes a fee OF fifteen
dollars therefor, and fixes penalty for
non compliance.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 22S.

Avn So 20 of ACt
An act to amend Sector oIioo % of 1873;
z. OF the extraordinary s,s3ahway CON-
empowering the state
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 10g

An Act appropriating 100000 re-
fund monies paid in the State Treas
ury enormously for the years 1926
and 1927.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
AI,r Ky

An Act to authorize the merger of
business of corporations and to pro-
vid. for the sales OF the assets and
franchises Of such corporations; and
p' ovides the method for such merger
and sale.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

An Act to amend Section 1O042 a
CAM Digest by permitting the collect
or to collect all taxes at the count,
seat; This act applies only to the fol
Clay Cleveland, Columbia, Craighead
Crawford, Faulkner, Franklin, How
ard, Jackson, jefferson, johnson. lee
Little River, Mississippi, MonSuAmer
Newton, Perry, Phillips, B4nsett
Polk, Pulaski Randolph, Saline, Scot
and ST. Francis.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 1H2.

An Act to abolish the State Text
Book Commission as at present consti-
tuted and to authorizes the. appoint
ment by the governor OF another board
in its stead. and fixes the term OF or
flee OF the members Of the board.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT IR1-

An Act authorizing committees from
the Senate and House of Representa-
tives to complete the record of the
work Of the Forty-Fifth General
Assembly: designating the number of
employees to assist said committee;
specifies the per diem of the members
of the committee and employees.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
AnE 1H1.

An Act AUTHORIZING The Secretary oI
state to promulgate rules regulating
parking automobiles and other Yehi31
cIes on the state Capitol Grounds ana
provides s1nalty Of from S0'OO TO
100 90 for viola 'ua same.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT Ia9

cosmetic therapy and beauty culture;
creates a board; provides for the pro-
mitigation OF rules and the eXamina-
tion of persons seeking to engage In
such vocation.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT IRs.

An Act to appropriate for Calvert
Mcbride Printing Company S45s9. SO
for tags for the Department OF Mines.
Manufactures and Agriculture: appro-
PIRATES 100000 for help and outstand
ing bills for said department
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 100.

An Act which defines filled muk
prohibits the sale thereof and imnose
a penalty Of from $4,000 to $500 on ~
violation of said act.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT I52.

An Act to authorize the Board OF
Charities & Corrections to hire con
victs of the state Penitentiary TO work
upon the public highways or To- 40
useful agricultural work in the state.
for not less than Sl5O per uay'
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT IO7.

An Act appropriating S2500 90 cover
Ing a deficiency in the Inheritance Tax
Attorneys office for the year ending
June 80, 1925.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT TO.

An Act to repeal Act 345 Of the Acts
OF the General ssembly of 1929, known
as the Riggs Gross Income Tax Law "
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 21s.

An Act to authorize stand.
board TO fix and promulgH.sr pro-
ards for all kinds OF aBriGuitugtoIr and
ducts and containers eJtoCsignats
authorizes chief Inspector 70 ar othor
employees or agents Of the he,uVsi pro
INSPECT and classify agrlculssuffsse ices for
ducts; provides collection olanaIty for
such inspection, and fixes P'
violation of the act.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 2O3.

An Act to eliminate unnecessarily
dangerous railroad grade crossings,
by permitting amendments TO road i'm
provement districts created; so as to
avoid such dangerous crossings by
the consent of the majority of land
owners of the district.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 2O5.

An Act authorizing two additional
judges to the supreme court and pro-
Viding that the court may sit in d.
vision: but requires that in all cases
where the constitution Is involved, or
in capital criminal cases. they shall
sit in banc.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT IRG.

An Act to require registration OF
plumbers; authorizes the appointment
OF an Examining Board by cities hav-
ing system of sanitary sewerages; and
fixes penalty for violation of same.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

Makes Il unlawful for any person.
firm or corporation to possess alco-
,,,n1'tad Iiouor; or any compound com
moniy called tonics or medlcated
iic,,oTs for the purpose OF sale as a
bsverage; provides penalty OF not
tban one thousand dollars Sl00O) for
conviction.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT LA.

An Act appropriating sl3,5OO, 10000
FOR the use OF the Highway Depart
ment. This includes salaries and ex-
penses Of Commission; and for the
building and maintenance Of roads by
the Department.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 224.

An Act to amend SeotIIUpayford and
Noses sGg goS 5lgest aad More specifically dE nfod
an act to control contaglou,so regulate
tious diseases in animals. 70 VTaccino in
the sale of anthrax Spo' Tor vlolatlooaa
IN o9e ,bs at act; anIhoTizes count. I9g' tax and
can special meeting to levy Eradication
appropriate funds Tor ,s tn9
OF cattle ticks In the stats
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT IlR.

A,.borizes Quorum Courts to an
| ,ronriete money, to be used undrr the
direction Of the county Judge, for the
promotion Of public health.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
Ag,T 133,

valdatoP aIl 81 .5am96 s35 3nd or @I@Sis aDs5IaI
9c910i Ro,Ias G.s'I' the directors of any dls-
tFep aGeGoF1fR Without any action by the % eIse s@s
tors of the district, to execute snds nd of
or mineral leases upon the I@huS "
anrh district.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 100.

An Act to make a supplemental ap-
preparation Of Sl5,256.65 for the Judic-
ial and Executive Departments OF the
State Government.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 2nR

Amends Section 324 of Crawford and
Moses Digest; amends Act 225 Of 1921;
provides for the regulation of stock
running at large In restricted districts
or the impounding of such animals;
provides for damages resulting from
said stock running at large, provides
method for securing said damages, and
for change of venue in such cases
Further provides for the cost Of keep
ing stock while impOunded: and In
fllcts penalty for permitting such
stock to run at large.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

An Act to fix the feios res Of the
sheriffs in certain cou"''
state.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 214.

An Act putting building and loaa a
associations. savings associations ana
savings and loan associations uhueI u
the control Of the state BANK Ii, Coi,
mission: and provides rules and regu'
lations for the conducting OF such
businesses.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

ncato to do business in IL, the Sta5s aa5 s1i- %
fines stipulated premium issued; de-
yoncy" regGi,S!SoS resgi}it5S, bgTToyides for reor-
fines liza IiS0IiId any Incorporation Of com
SanIes!I S5anes provides method Of sompany conqGGr
ing iT' Business and places 5g 5g'n Insurance Insurance
under the control OK otoCgiSaa CIiSg penalty
Commissioner; stone anu s9,d set
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

An Act making a supplemental ap-
propriation of 100000 Tor Boys lndns
trial School. and $4,000 for salaries
for the fiscal year ending June SO'
1925.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 213

An Act TO authorize the Governor te
appoint a committee Of three to Vislt
the four district agricultural schools
for the purpose OF locating a cottoh
textile school at one of the sald lh-
stitutions.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18
ACT 2O0.

An Act appropriatlng $4,000 sup
plementing the regular Appropriation
for mileage and per diem OF the For
ty-Fifth General Assembly.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18

An Act authorizing counties. cities
and towns TO issue bonds to refurd
outstanding indebtedness, under A
mendment No. II to the Constitution
of the State of Arkansas; and prOYldeS
the method of funding such indebte1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-13
Maine Legislature
Continued from Pace One)

State Treasurer's Office and. the
State Treasurer advises that the loss
in revenue will be nearer 100000
per year and may exceed that
amount as a result of certain factors
which the railroad representatives
apparently have taken into account
in the figures they have made.
During the last fiscal year the
state received from the railroads
under the provisions OF the existing
excise tax the sum of s2.3S3,71604.
During the ensuing fiscal year I'M
der the provisions of the present tax
the state will receive less than 81,
100000 from the railroads or a de-
cline Of over 100000 from the gross
collections from the last fiscal year.
The railroads now propose during
the succeeding year to reduce the
states income by approximately
100000 more. This will mean col
on the tax rate over the entire state
assessed on our farms and indus
tries to make up the 100000 loss in
our annual revenues that will thus
exist.
During 1926 it must mean that
our state tax instead of being .OO7
must be .0075.
This change is urged upon the
ground that the railroads are a vi
tai factor in the economic life of
our state and that we are deeply
concerned in their prosperity with
this every one must agree. 1t is
then urged that the railroads are in
financial difficulty and that a light
ening of their tax burden will be one
factor to assist in putting them on
their feet.
THAT our tax system is not res
ponsible for their difficulty would
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-04-13
Pine Tree League
Of Baseball Clubs
Formed at Norway

Norway, April l1.-For some
weeks past, baseball fans, not only
in Norway, but several towns in the
vicinity, have been talking a league.
with local players wholly. Some of
the larger towns realizea that semi
pro costs q deal of money and is eX-
pensive sport. So the cry is out to
put the local boys in the field and
let the best team win. Real sports
manship has been smothered the
past few years, according to close
observers and the local boys have
not had a chance as they have had
no incentive aside from the school
games.
AS a result of this wave of re
form" "a meeting was held in Nor
way this week with the result that
the Pine Tree League was formed
with officers as follows: President,
Harley +. Rawson, Buckfield: vice
president, Richard J. Stiles, Oxford:
secretary and treasurer. DR.. w. N.
SWEET, Norway.
In the league are seven towns,
Norway, South Paris. West Paris.
Buckfield, Mechanic Falls, Oxford
and Harrison. Bylaws were accept
Gu anu dtiOHS thC civ. ICY
erS must have been resident at
least three months before the OPP
ening game. Weak clubs may
strengthen with out-of-town mater
ial on two-t, irds vote OF managers
and delegates. Every team will de-
post $25 with the treasurer as
matter of good faith. to be forfeited
in case of ''cold feet" A guarantee
OF S15 is allowed for the visiting
team rain or shine. Each team will
provide an umpire and bear the eX-
pense. General expenses will be
handled by the separate teams, as
uniforms. balls, ground rental, etc.
To make it worth while, teams
will chip for high class silver cup
to be given the winners at the end
of the race, scheduled to close on
Labor Day. The following mana
gers have been reported: South
Paris, Robert E. Shaw: West Paris,
Carl G. Emery: Oxford, Harvey Bre-
ton; Mechanic Falls. Percy McKeen;
Buckfield, Jerry Russell; Norway,
Odell c. Rich: Harrison. not report
ed. Captains will be chosen and an
nounced later,
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s. SPORTING NEWS e
COLBY CRIDMEN
TO GET SPRING
TRAINING GRIND
Especial to the Kennebec JournaD

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville. Me-. Apr. 13-Coach
Roundy Of Colby college held a meet
ing on Saturday afternoon in Reel
tation hall of the men who intend to
try out for varsity football next fail
and about 80 men answered his call.
lie explained his plans for the spring
work and next week work will
start in order to prepare the men
Tor the fall so that they will be that
much advanced when the gridiron
season comes around. 1t is the plan
OF the Blue and Gray mentor to have
the men learn the fundamentals of
the game and also to handle the
ball along with some charging. The
backfield men will do some starting.
from position and the men who are
to try out for punting will start boot
ing the pig skin around. The work
Will not be very hard as the hot
weather will not permit 1t.
Coach Roundy further stated that
this work was to be regarded as be-
ing very important and that he
would not stand for any fooling at
all. The coach will spend some time
himself with the men but the work
for the most part will be under. the
supervision of those who have had
previous experience and many Of
the graduating men who were mem-
bers of the varsity last fall will have
charge of the work. These men will
teach the new members how to han
die the ball and other important es-
sentials SO, that the coach will not
have this to do in the fall.