Public School Laws of the State of Alabama Together With Forms for Teachers O
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Jasper — Walker county. Newburgh — Franklin county. Pleasant Hill — Jefferson county. Poplar Springs — Winston county. Pintlala — Lowndes county. Reynolds — Henry county. Rockford — Coosa county. Rodgers — Pike county. TafF — Cheroke county. Union Hill — Henry county. Wyndham Creek — Lowndes county.
OPINIONS OF ATTOBNEY-GENERAL.
PROCEEDS OF TIMBER SALES.
Montgomery, February 11, 1890. Hon. Solomon Palmer, Supt. Of Education : Dear Sir : In reply to yours of recent date in regard to the proper d...isposition of the money arising from the sale of timber off of school lands, by the trustees of town- ship 5, range 5 in Jackson county, I have to say, that in my opinion such sale was not authorized by law, nor is there any legal authority for requiring the proceeds to be paid into the State treasury to the credit of said town- ship.
Respectfully submitted, W. L. Martin, Attorney-General .
POLL TAX FUND.
Montgomery, April 11, 1889. ^071. CD. Hogue, State Auditor: Dear Sir : In compliance with your request for a written opinion construing the act to determine and fix the amount of poll tax available each scholastic year for 157 school purposes, approved February 28, 1889, I have to say, that in my opinion, the leading intention of the act is to fix a basis for contracts with reference to the poll tax fund.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jasper — Walker county. Newburgh — Franklin county. Pleasant Hill — Jefferson county. Poplar Springs — Winston county. Pintlala — Lowndes county. Reynolds — Henry county. Rockford — Coosa county. Rodgers — Pike county. TafF — Cheroke county. Union Hill — Henry county. Wyndham Creek — Lowndes county.
OPINIONS OF ATTOBNEY-GENERAL.
PROCEEDS OF TIMBER SALES.
Montgomery, February 11, 1890. Hon. Solomon Palmer, Supt. Of Education : Dear Sir : In reply to yours of recent date in regard to the proper d...isposition of the money arising from the sale of timber off of school lands, by the trustees of town- ship 5, range 5 in Jackson county, I have to say, that in my opinion such sale was not authorized by law, nor is there any legal authority for requiring the proceeds to be paid into the State treasury to the credit of said town- ship.
Respectfully submitted, W. L. Martin, Attorney-General .
POLL TAX FUND.
Montgomery, April 11, 1889. ^071. CD. Hogue, State Auditor: Dear Sir : In compliance with your request for a written opinion construing the act to determine and fix the amount of poll tax available each scholastic year for 157 school purposes, approved February 28, 1889, I have to say, that in my opinion, the leading intention of the act is to fix a basis for contracts with reference to the poll tax fund.
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