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Summary of 1935 Local Legislation
Affecting Haywood County
Henry Brandis, .Jr. IMIlard S. ftardmr
T. V Criee
Legion Head
f - NOTICE
I now have the authority to
execute appearance bonds in
Criminal actions up to and in
cluding Bonds in the sum of
$500.00 on short notice and
bonds larger than the above
amount with the consent of the
State Bonding Company, Ash e
ville, N. C. These bonds are good
in the Magistrate's Courts, City
Police Court, Superior Court and
the Federal District Courts. I
will appreciate your patronage.
J. W. PATTON
Agent State Bonding Company.
Ed. Note This is the third of a
series of articles, giving the laws
(passed by the 1935 legislature rela
tive to Haywood county and munici
palities in the county.
ILouse Bill 1820, prohibited
the setting of steel traps, box
traps or dead falls in fields
or streams excepting those set
within the home enclosure - to pro
tect domestic fowls. The law pro
hibits killint a fox with a irun, or
smoking or digging a fox out of holes
in the ground or cliff, except that a
fox may be killed with a gun, to
protect domestic fowl?, on the home
premises. Penalty for violation not
less than $5 and costs nor more than
30 days.
Chapter 107, Public Laws, as
amended by Chapter 238, Public
Laws, fixed special game seasons in
cine western counties, one of which
was Haywood. The seasons fixed
are as follows:
Squirrel Sept. 15 to Dec. 15.
Babbit Nov. 20 to Feb 1.
Quail Nov. 20 to Feb. 1.
Fox, with dogs only year rouiul
open season.
This law makes it a misdemeanor
in these counties (not exceeding $50
or 30 days) to sell squirrel to any
hotel, restaurant or other buyer, for
market or otherwise, In so far as
those game regulations conflict with
the general, state-wide game law
(Chapter Public Law.-) subse
quently passed, they arc probably in
operative. Chapter 4L Public-Li Laws;,
permits two or more municipalities
in Haywood to establish, maintain
and operate joint water or sewer
age facilities, to issue joint or several
bonds fur this purpose, to levy uni
form tax in each municipality, or to
issue separate tax notes, in propor
tion to the tax valuation in each
municipality or as agreed upon. To
this end they are Riven the right of
eminent dmain,-and to charge water
rates, and sewerage rates not ex
ceeding l"c per 1,000 gallons of wa
ter u.-ed. such charges to be liens
on property served. A 'higher ser
vice charge to persons .yu.tsii.ie 'he
municipalities is peimitttd, and a
lower rate may be made industrial
jrilants. Delinquent user's 'be dis
connected, and - wrongful connection
is a misdemeanor. The State Board
of Health or local health officer, may
Tequire persons near sewerage sys
tem to connect to the system in the
interests of public health.
Chapter 321, Public-Local Laws,
tlire-cts the acceptance at par of bonds
due or to become due in the fiscal
year in payment of taxes and paving
assessments due prior to 1933, by
any municipality in Haywood coun
ty; and authorizes the nrunicupahties,
5a the discretion of the governing
authorities, to accept at par street
improvement bonds, regardless of the
tiate of maturity, for street assess
ments.: 1. Canton:
Chapter il'J, Private Laws, provid
ed that the members of the Canton
Graded School District Board of
Trustees be elected, as the terms of
the present members expire, on Tues
day after the first Monday in June in
a non-partisan election, to serve. for
four years. At the 1937 election
(three members are to be elected, two
for four years ami "one. for two years,
and the 'Governor shall appoint
two .mie members not more
than three members are' lo be
from '.he, same political party.
.'Vacancies are to be filled by
. "the Board of '-Elections of three mem
bers, -nut: more than two of whom
shall bo from the same party t), M.
Hampton, F. S. Branson, and George
Trostel are appointed to the board
for six ye'r tt'ims their sUjceSMOrs
to be named by the Clerk of . the RU-
. pettier Court. This board is to con
duct the elections, appoint the elec
tion otlicials, etc., call .for a: new reg
Istration, keep the election anil reg--istration
books, and provide voting
place.-. . -
i. hnpter I i , t rtvnte Laws, create
a board of, ' municipal .elections for
Canton (II. S. Bell for six years,
thaiinian; C, Guy Hipps,. for four
years and Charles Westmoreland, for
two-years), the successors to be ap
pointed by the aldermen for six years,
not more than two from the same
party. Each would receive $1 .00 com
pensation for, each election. The
hoard is to supervise town elections.
The law prescribes filing dates 10
days before each election and fees
?10 eachfor all candidates. The
board shall require a new registra
tion before the. 1935 election and any
town election thereafter. Two sets
of officials were to act for the 1935
election one by the aldermen and
one by the board, but thereafter they
will be appointed by the board. There
are otier provisions . eojiceming the
registration books.
', Chapter 119, Private Laws, repeal
ed the 17th Section of Chapter 90
Private Laws, 1907 the Canrnj
Town Charter which provided mat
all residents of Canton liable for road
duty under the County Road law
aie liable for six days work per year
on the Canton streets and which al
lowed such person to pay $t! in lieu
of such work.
Chapter 32, Private Laws, author
ized the Canton authorities to cancel
all or part of the special assessments
now due for sidewalks, curb and gut
ter, street paving or sewer, against
church property on satisfactory
showing that such property will be
used permanently for church pur
poses. 2. Waynesville:
House Bill 83L passed without a
roll call vote, purported to authorize
the town to contribute irom any
surplus on hand for a public library
and, if approved by the voters, to di
rect a levy of an annual tax not ex
ceeding fic on the $100 valuation for
this purpose. The aldermen are al
lowed to appoint six trustees to su
pervise the library, not more than
one member 'of the board to be a
trustee, for term of six years, the
first terms are to be: two for two
years, two for four years, two for
six years. Xo library fees are to be
charged school children except pen
alties for not returning the books.
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JOSEP1US 1KVMKLS, JR.
Mr. Daniels was named head of the
State Legion, in session in Fayette
ville Tuesday. He is the son of Mr.
mil Mrs. Daniels who. spend some
time in this section each year.
The next year's convention will he
held in Asheville.
Questions
and
Answers
1. What feat did Admiral Robert
E. Peary accomplish?
2. What is a watt?
. ). What is a subway?
4. Name a great educator of the
negroes ?
5. To what charter in American
histoiy was the name Old Hickory
given ?
fi. What is the birthstone of June?
7. Whose picture is on the 3 cent
stamp?
8. Who baptized the Ethiopian
Eunuch?
9. Does the United States own the
Panama Canal?
10. Who is the present heavy
weight champion?
1. Discovered the North Pole.
Your
Horoscope
August 5, 6, 7. You have an im
pulsive, energetic nature. You have
high aims and aspirations, and are
strong in your condemnation of
wrong. You have marked religious
inclinations, and a strong love of
justice. You have n.uch regard for
2. The unit of electrical power.
3. An underground railway for
passengers or freight.
4. Booker T. Washington.
5. Andrew Jackson.
6. Ancient, Emerald; Modern
Agate.
7. George Washington.
8. Phillip.
9. Only as a perpetual lease from
Panama.
10. Jimmy Braddock
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i' Bill 885 permitted Waynes-j
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vi: :e t
tion for the Waynesville Library As
sociation, such sum to come from un
expended surplus. The town may
make contracts with the association
relating to the library.
III. Omnibus Laws Affecting County:
Chapter 295, Public Laws, appoint
ed the following justices of the peace
for Haywood County:
Beaverdam Township: W. S.
Snia; hers (two years.)
Waynesville Township: R. Q
McCracken, (six years.)
Pigeon Township: Haynes Warren,
Gaston Burnett (two years.)
Chrpter 290, Public Laws, appoint
ed for two year terms from the
first Monday in Mav, 1935, Homer
V. Cagle, R. T. Messer, and J. B.
Best, as members of the Haywood
County Board of Education.
Tuesday
SHIRLEY TEMPLE GOES TO HONOLULU
HONOLULU Shirley Temple, (i-year-old
movie actress, arrived an
Honolulu last week on her vacation.
Details:
She announced that she had learn
ed the hula.
She sang "On the Good Ship Lolli
pop," from the deck of the liner Mari
posa. She was slipped off the pier to
avoid being mobbed by 8,000 child
movie fans.
( Admitted August first
noon.)
Little Miss Bettie Hawkins, Can
ton. Mrs. J.u-k West, Clyde.
Ned Henderson, Canton.
Mrs. J. R. Hipps, Waynesville.
Mrs. W, K. Sherrill, Sylva.
Lyda Pait;n, Waynesville.
Jay Welch, Waynesville.
Miss Maggie Kerley, Canton.
Mrs. Ernest Early, Waynesville.
Mrs. R. B. Gibson, Canton.
Mrs. Etta Morgan, Candler.
Miss Theda Case, .t'aynesviile.
Mis.c Louise Fry, Waynesville.
Mrs. Ralph Mercer, Waynesville.
C. J. McCracken, Canton.
Clifford, McGee, Canton.
-Mrs. A, M. Haney, . C.yde, Route 1.
Mi's. Bidden Hargrove, Maggie.
Baby Kenneth Plemmons, Luck,
N. C.
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DISMISSED
Morris Brooks, Canton.
T. F. Wells, Canton,
Fred Underwood, Waynesville.
NEW ARRIVALS
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Rob
erts, August 2, at Haywood County
Hospital, a daughter.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Marie
Downs, August 2, at Haywood Coun
ty Hospital, a son.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Murr, August 2, at Haywood County
Hospital, a son.
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WAYNESVILLE, .X
Summary of Uniform Annual Budget Estimate of Haywood County, North Carolina for the Fiscal
Year Beginning July 1, 1935, and Ending June 30, 1936. Published in Compliance with Require
ment of the "County Fiscal Control Act"-Sec. 7, Ch. 146, P. L., 1927.
t'lu mn 1 ( oluiim - Column 3 Column 4 Column 5 Column s Column ? C.li.mn
' : Total tHulpet K.-timate of (Col 1 less Col .2 ) Estimate of Un- (Col 3 plus Col 4 ) Estimate, of Estimate of. Tax Tax II'V ,f I'1,t
rteiiuiremonts Revenue to Be Tax Levy to collectible Taxes, Total Amount .'. Property Kate on $100. I'n L'
. pi'vn Available -other . Ealance Budpet Commissions on : . of Tax Levy Valuation Valuation
... .. J'.Dii It than. ; Tax .levy. . Collections, and ''.' ,' '.: ' '
.- .' 'Tax:' Payers'. ,''''v-':'.. "':'-...'
''.'' Discount . '.. '. '" ; .: , . .. '....'
General Fund $ 6.85 : 5 12,260.00 $ 25,866.85 $ 7.808.15 $ 33,675.00 $22,450,000 $ .15 f
Poor Fund ... ....14,200.00 o.UAM 8,745.69 2,479.31 n o25 00 :- $22 450 000 05
Building Fund ...... .. 12,645.00 4,069.31 8,575.69 2,649.31 llWoO SWoOO 05 .05
DebtService 161,250.85 70,850.00 90,400.85 21,849.15 112,250.00 SOOO "go
Penalty Fund 6,000.00 6,000.00 22 450 000
Road Fund 1,100.00 1,100,00 $22450000
Hospital Fund 44,173.25 31.500.00 12,673.25 796.75 ' 13 470 00 SSo'oOO 06
COUNTY SCHOOL - . , ' "; ",4oU,UUU .y r':.-:
Current Expenses 19,113.00 : 8,471.70 10,641.30 10 64130 $22 450 000 04 74-100 .OSOJ-WJ
Capital Outlay 30,000.00 4,721.30 25,278.70 25 278 70 SIsOOOO 11 26-100
Service 79,762.51 76,330.00 ; SoO Z U . .M
TOTALS $406,371.46 $147,859.13 $258,512.33 $35,582.67 J294.095.00 $22,450,000 $1.31
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HAYWOOD.
The Board of Cmmty session on July 15, 1935, do hereby adopt the foregoing as the Budget "for..
Wining July. 1, .1935, and ending June 30, 1936. All items being ex aminpH a Ti.,i . o., t in on Catalo
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Year beginning July
Township for Road Bonds
Edwin Fincher, Commissioner
James E. Henderson, Commissioner
Jarvis H. Allison, Ck)irvmi5sioner
J. W. Ray, Commissioner
Lee Ferguson, Commissioner
A.: J. McCracken. Commissioner
W. A. HYATT, Chariman of Board Commissioners.
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