Pocahontas star herald., 1925-07-02

final orders and decisions OF County
Boards Of Education and pVesCIe LIZ
the canditlons under which the aPpga'S
may be had, such appeals to pc taAGn
to the circuit court of the distrlci Ia
the county where the board Is si''l"s'
ACT 1s1. o,
An Act to amend Act No 395 OF lSao'
requiring ordinances TO pc passSu III
gulating the assessing OF beneIll aI
I'M proVement districts so that no lOCaA
assessment shall in any one year sjN
ceed $50 of the assessed behellti -
ing the date In which the assessIienS
shall be paid: and provides the methou
for the operation OF such improvement
district.
ACT 1877.
An Act designating the duties OF tne
Attorney General, the number Oh
sistants and employees, ana ana 1,s,ioyniiss siyIinis
to him the supervision OF the JuVehlto
Court Department, with authority "
appoint the Juvenile Court OFFICER
ACT 100.
An Act which defines fllied mlR,
prohibits the sale thereon ana IMPOSES
penalty of from $4,000 to $5OO.OO Tor
violation of said act.
ACT 191.
An Act to amend Section lOO4Z 2t
CAM Digest by permitting the collect
seat This act applies only to the fol-
lowing counties: Bradley, ChleoI'
Crawford, Faulkner, Franklin, How
ard, Jackson, Jefferson, Johnson, Lee'
Little River Mississippi, MohtIg0mertT It,
Newton, Perry, Philips. roiSSe Scotf
Polk, Pulaski, Randolph, Sallne' Scout
and St Francis.
ACT 1872.
An Act to amend Act 5l2 OF 1873, tlx-
ing the date for hunting and killing os
fur bearing animals in the state Oh
Arkansas.
ACT 100.
An Act appropriating 100000 re-
fund monies paid in the state 1reas-
ury enormously for the years l'zO
and 1927.
ACT 1877.
An Act appropriating. $25O0OO cover
ing a deficiency in the Inheritance Tax
Attorneys office for the year enoihs
June 80, 1925.
An Act to authorize a loan OF SiOO,,
10000 from the Permanent School
Fund to the State Teachers College, at
the rate of 50 per annum; and pro-
vides for the payment of the interest
annually, on September 1st OF each
year; and further provides that the
stallments Of 100000 per year.
ACT 2O2.
An Act to regulate the practlce OF
professional engineTing; establishing
a Board of Examiners, to 1e appoint
ed by the governor; provides Tor Or
ganization and rules for examination
of applicants; fixes q fee OF fHteen
dollars therefor, and fixes penalty Tor
non compliance.
ACT 2O3.
An Act to eliminate unnecessarily
dangerous railroad grade crossings
by permitting amendments to ROAD ln-
provement districts created so as to
avoid such dangerous crossings by
the consent of the majority OF land
owners OF the district.
ACT POS.
An Act authorizing two additionai
judges to the supreme court, and pro-
viding that the court may SIT IN al
vision; but requires that in all cases
where the constitution is involved, or
in capital criminal cases. they shall
sit in banc.
Amends Section 324 OF Crawford and
Moses Digest; amends Act 225 of 1921;
provides for tho 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
for change OF venue in such cases.
Further provides for the cost of keep
ing stock while impoundedj and I'm in,
stock 10 run at large.
ACT 200.
An Act appropriating $4,000 sup
for mileage and per diem OF the For
ty-Fifth General Assembly.
ACT 21o.
An Act authorizing counties, cities
and towns TO issue bonds to refund
outstanding indebtedness, under A
mendment No: II to the Constitution
of the State Of Arkansas; and provides
the method of funding such indebted
ness.
An Act making a supplemental ap-
preparation of $4,000 for Boys Indus
trial School, and $4,000 for salaries
1925.
ACT 2Is
An Act to authorize the Governor to
appoint a committee Of three to visit
the four district agricultural schools
for the purpose Of locating q cotton
textile school at one of the said in
stitutions.
ACT 21A
An Act putting building and loan
associations, savings associations and
savings and loan associations under
the control of the State Bank Com
mission; and provides rules and regu.
businesses.
ACT 215.
An Act to enable certain road im-
proVement districts to receive federal
aid, and provides that on a petition OF
a majority In numbers, acres or value
OF properly. owners may make addi-
tional assessments and issue addition
al bonds construct improve and MAIN
tain roads and bridges in such dis
tricts; provides that whenever 1t Is
necessary to obtain or procure the
maximum federal aid. districts now
organized or hereafter organized may
make additional assessments of bene-
fits to meet the requirements of fed,
eral and state aid; provides plans anu
specifications for such additional as
sessments, bonds etc, according to
needs of indebtedness incurred.
ACT 216.
An Act which provides for the trans
portation of children when transferred
from one district to another in ad-
Joining counties for the enumerat-
tiOn of said children and tba