Pocahontas star herald., 1925-06-18


Boards Of Education and prescrii
the conditions under which the anna
may be had, such appeals to be All
to the circuit court of the district
the county where the board is sittin
ACT 1s4.
An Act to amend Act No. 395 of 10
requiring ordinances to be passad
gulating the assessing of benefit
mprUY4ment DISTRICTS so that no Iod|
assessment shall IN any one year O
ceed 25go of the assessed benefit: III
ing the date in which the assessment
shall be paid; and provides the meth /.
for the operation of such improvement
district
ACT 1877. lH--
An Act designating the duties NJ tb
Attorney General, the number of AZ
to him the supervision of the Juyeniit
Court Department, with authoritv
appoint the Juvenile Court Officer.
ACT 1870.
An Act which defines filled mus
prohibits the sale thereof and imnosa
a penalty of from $4,000 to $4,000 sos
violation of said act.
ACT 1O1.
An Act to amend Section 1O042 "A
CAM Digest by permitting the collect
or to collect all taxes at the county
-
lowing countless; Bradley. Chlcot
Clay Cleveland, Columbia, CraigheaS'
Crawford, Faulkner Franklin, How
ard, Jackson. Jefferson. johnson, Lee.
Little River, Mississippi, MonSAmerv'
Newton, Perry. Phillips, inset
Polk, Pulaski, Randolph Saline, Scott
and st. Francis.
An Act to amend Act 512 of 1928, fix
ing the date for hunting and killing oe
fur bearing animals in the State oil
Arkansas.
ACT 1876.
An Act appropriating 100000 re-
fund monies paid in the State Treas
ury enormously for the years l9z6l
and 1927.
ACT 1877.
An Act appropriating S2500.00 cover
Ing a deficiency in the Inheritance Tax
Attorneys office for the year ending
June 80, 1925.
ACT 100.
An Act to authorize a loan OF 800
10000 from the Permanent SCHOOL,
Fund to the state Teachers College, at
the rate of so per annum; and pro-
vides for the payment of the interest
annually on September 1st of each
principal shall be paid on annual in
stallments of 100000 per year.
ACT 2O2.
An Act to regulate the practice Of
professional engineering; establishing
a Board of Examiners, to be appoint
ed by the governor; provides for or
ganization and rules for examination
of applicants; fixes a fee OF fifteen
dollars therefor, and fixes penalty for
non compliance.
ACT 2O3.
A. Ant fn oil ifnf "a ri y
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
ACT 2O5.
An Act authorizing two additional
judges to the supreme court, and pro-
viding that the court may sit in di-
vision: but requires that in all cases
where the constitution Is involved or
in capital criminal cases. they shall
sit in banc.
ACT 2O0
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
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.
ACT 200.
An Act appropriatlng $4,000 sup
plementing the regular appropriation
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 refuEa
outstanding indebtedness, under A
mendment No. IL to the Constitution
of the state of Arkansas; and prOVides
the method of funding such indebte1-
ness.
An Act making n supplemental Ap-
propriation of 100000 Tor Boys INDUS
trial School. and $4,000 for salaries
for the fiscal year ending June 80
1925.
ACT 213
An Act to authorize the Governor Y
appoint a committee Of three to visit
the four district agricultural schOos
for the purpose Of locating c9ltoh
textile school at one of the said IN
stitutions,
ACT 214.
An Act putting building ana loaa a
associations savings assOclhtlOh5 S"u
savings and loan associations uhuer
the control of the State Bank com
mission; and provides rules ana regu
lations for the conducting OF sucn
businesses.
ACT 215.
An Act to enable certain road lIu,
provement districts to receive leuviJ
aid, and provides that on a petition ~ ~
a majority i'm numbers, acres OF v5iuis vlsi,
of property owners may make auu.-
tional assessments and issue addltIqn-
al bonds, construct, Improve ana man Az,
tain roads and bridges in such uii
tricts: provides that whenever II
necessary to obtain or procure v .nS
maximum federal aid. districts NV NV
organized or hereafter organlzsu ny ns.
make additional assessments OF OSSnS.
fits to meet the requirements ol mi
sral and state aid; provides plans Sn-
specifications for such addltloHal 10
sessments, bonds. etc. accoIuihs
needs of indebtedness incurred
ACT 216.
An Act which provides for the transd
portation of children when trahsLe' al.
from one district TO anotheI Inaarat- IN
ioining counties for the enuHne me
tion OF said children; ana III lSja,s OF
transfer of the parents or guar loi ap-
such children This act does mV' cal
ply to Lonoke, Cloburne, Bradiey,n iey,nwsy.
houn. Columbia, Sebastian, Gy.Onancls.
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