The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-07-19


ton at 500 per month. Later,
Chapter goo, Public-Local Laws,
discontinues the position of rural
policeman and revokes the Com
missionerS' authority to appoint
enc. This later chapter, however,
validates al previous expendi-
lures for this purpose and author
ICES the Sheriff to appoint an ad-
Gitional deputy at 500 per
month.
Chapter 381, Public-Local Laws,
prohibits the wrongful boarding
of milk bottles, crates, cans and
other containers of dairy products
in Henderson county. The chap
ter also prohibits the removal of
such containers, bearing the label
of another resident of the county,
from the count, and provides a
penalty of $40 to $50 or not more
than so days for violation of the
provisions of the chapter.
Chapter 239, Public Laws,
brings Henderson County under
the provisions of Chapter 364,
Public Laws of 1888, which pro-
yides that once an absentee vote
vote has been delivered to the
registrar it cannot be recalled
even though the voter is in the
county and desires to vote in per-
son.
Chapter All, Public-Local Laws,
provides for a jury of II men in
the Recorders court if demanded
| nv the defendant or the State at
any time before the trial. The
Recorder is authorized to desig-
nate not more than one week in
each four as Jury Week Term"
and to hear jury cases at these
terms. Provisions are made for
! the drawing of Is jurors for each
such term and jurors are required
to attend throughout the term I'M
less sooner discharged, and shall
receive $3.50 per day. Any de-
PENDANT demanding a jury trial
would not be required to make a
deposit. but each defendant con-
victed by a jury and paying the
costs would be assessed So as a
jury fee. The chapter also au-
thorizes the Recorder to transfer
any case to the Superior Court.
Chapter 440, Pubic-Local Laws,
amends Chapter PAL, Pubhc-Local
Laws of 1927, which originally
applied to Henderson County and
a number of other counties, so as
to require any real estate broker
or salesman seeking license from
the State Real Estate Commission,
after May l, 1885, to appear per-
sonally for examination by the
Commission and to answer the
questions of the Commission in
such way as to show a fair un-
Outstanding of the principles of
the real estate business.
Senate Bill $50 amends Chap
ter 423, Public-Local Laws of
1927, by providing that the coun-
ties of Buncombe and Henderson
and the cities of Asheyille or
Hendersonville acting singly or
jointly may exchange evidences Of
tax indebtedness due such munich
pal corporation or corporations
for land to be used for airport
purposes.
Chapter 81, Public Laws, au-
thOrizes cities and towns, and
Chapter 65, Public Laws, author
ICES counties to contract for pc
Rod not exceeding 80 years, with
any private or public hospital to
provide for medical treatment
and disqualification of the sick
and afflicted poor of the unit,
provided the contract does not
call for payment of more than
$4,000 annually by any unit;
county was excepted
from the provisions OF both OF
these chapters, but no reference
was made as to cities and towns
in Henderson under Chapter "a.
Chapter 295, Public Laws, ap.
points the following Justices OF
the Peace, by townships. for
terms of four. or six years each:
Edneyville-R. Z. Nicely, Grason
Laughter; Mills River = Harry
Jones, j. E. Greer; Blue Ridge
]. Grady Hill; Green River. y.
Bell and w. o. Waters.
Chapter 296, Public Laws, ap-
points Floyd E. Osborne a mem
Der of the County Board of Edu-
cation for a term of six years.
III. LAWS AFFECTING CITIES
AND TOWNS IN HENDER-
SON COUNTY.
A. Hendersonville.
Chapter 178, Public-Local Laws,
as amended by Chapter 224, Pri-