The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-19
henderson County Laws Enacted By
,te legislature Are Summarized
.,;,ute Of Government Provides Digest Of All New
p'"'N Legislation Affecting This Area
Brands. Jr., billiard

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G HS and T. ~ Griee
Inning a practice inaugu-
n 1888. the Institute of
tea, ~ presents herewith,
P 'sIL, Convenience of local Off
' ar5 the press, a summary of
aI laws affecting Henderson
81 rs cities, towns. suvdivi-
ln'! ,n8 citizens. Of course,
ls gsreral laws also affect the
ny but space does not per-
un lam TO be summarized here.
Una of these general state
laws will be found in the
PC r"ne issue of Popular Gov
vt The Institutes maya
nI"sTI n this summary for the
Re, univ local laws, and gem
ph' i,rs from which the county
.o = part of the county is
M ;S.slly excepted, are men
81 10 attempt is made to
hills which were introduced
never became law.
"A AVS AFFECTING THE EN-
TIRE COUNTY.
A. Tax Laws. ,
|TSsrp are four new local laws
limo 10 taxes in Henderson
f'rty7 ~. Chapter IT'S, Public
HI Laws, validates the acts OF
1 County Commissioners and
Collector in accepting Coun-
/ bonds and coupons at par for
Lss and in connection with the
I Of tax certificates. (2). Chap
/ I76. Public-Local Laws, au-
5rizes and directs the Commits
<rprs to accept bonds of any
Smrjtv and due coupons Tor
sS0 and prior taxes. The State
H. lew of 1881 and 1882 are
4 he paid in cash. (3). Chapter
u Public-Local Laws, author
IN me County Commissioners 10
snt title to real property IN
,Ssrt of delinquent taxes when
4 commissioners believe the
= owing are substantially
';r,lsnt 10 the value of the
nsr,v The acceptance of a
would not destroy the lien
s,y city for taxes and assess
- hut upon foreclosure by
,ity .he county and city
~ share in the sale proceeds
So accordance with their respec-
~ interests (the county's inter-
81 ~ include taxes which would
q accrued if property had
h privately owned). The COM
sSioners are authorized to sell
s. property so conveyed to 1t on
q terms as the Commissioners
In 10 the best interest OF the
zhbty. (4). Chapter $50, Puohc
LIS, brings Henderson county
La the provisions of Chapter
Public Laws of 1881. which
&horizes a special tax, subject
q the approval of the Director OF
Eeal Government, not exceeding
q on the 500 of property yaina-
N for the expense of maintain
courts, jails and Jail prison.
4 and to cover the expense OF
4 ouadrennial property revaIua-
a. Other Laws.
fhapter 1O7, Public Laws, as
Ended by Chapter 238, Public
Is, fixes special game season IN
anderson and eight other Yves
counties as follows: squirrel
4keut. l5 to Dec. Is; rabbits
- 90 TO Feb. l; quail-Nov.
n to Feb. /; foX-year-rOund
IS. h season for hunting fov with
only, and no change in sea-
Is = with respect to other types
50 tOx hunting. The chapter also
ga es Il miStdemeanOr, in these
pties, punishable by not more
<<h $50 fine or 80 days in Jail,
bel squirrel to- any hotel, res
pant or other buyer, for the
ss! or otherwise. In so far as
p game equations are in con-
81 with the general game law
Aapter 4S6, Public Laws), sub
uently passed, they are prob
- imperative.
Chapter l27, Public-Laws re-
tes the schedule of Superior
&urt terms in Henderson Coun-
hapter 247, Public-Local Laws,
ilateS past acts of the Com
FS!onerS in paying Sheriff's
nkey fees Of 60c each way, and
InOrzeS the continuation of
"a fees. Fees to be taxed as
y OF the costs and collected in
same manner as other costs.
napier pa, Public-Local Laws,
s. idates the appointment of and
"a payment vi salary to Zeb
81 fn' a rural policeman, and au-