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Special Municipal Corporations

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  02 September 2013

Frederic H. Guild
Frederic H. Guild
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Indiana Legislative Reference Bureau
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Legislative Notes and Reviews
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American Political Science Review , Volume 14 , Issue 2 , May 1920 , pp. 286 - 291
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Copyright © American Political Science Association 1920

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References

1 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 332, p. 559.Google Scholar

2 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 341, p. 671.Google Scholar

3 Nevada Session Laws, 1919, ch. 64, p. 84.Google Scholar

4 Utah Session Laws, 1919, ch. 68, p. 204.Google Scholar

5 Wisconsin Session Laws, 1919, ch. 557.Google Scholar

6 Washington Session Laws, 1919, ch. 180, p. 527.Google Scholar

7 Wisconsin Session Laws, 1919, ch. 557.Google Scholar

8 Utah Session Laws, 1919, ch. 68, p. 204.Google Scholar

9 Kansas Session Laws, 1919, ch. 240, p. 317.Google Scholar

10 Nebraska Session Laws, 1919, ch. 217, p. 929.Google Scholar

11 Arizona Session Laws, 1915, ch. 49, p. 97Google Scholar; 1919, ch. 173, p. 312.

12 Nevada Session Laws, 1919, ch. 191, p. 343.Google Scholar

13 Florida Special Session Laws, 1919, pp. 146, 157, 173, 249, 1492.Google Scholar

14 Texas Session Laws, 1919Google Scholar, ch. 48.

15 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 332, pp. 559, 565Google Scholar; ch. 341, sec. 10; ch. 520, p. 1092, ch. 341, p. 671.

16 Nevada Session Laws, 1919, ch. 64, p. 84.Google Scholar

17 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 332Google Scholar; pp. 559, 561; ch. 341, p. 671, sec. 6b; ch. 344, p. 714, sec. 1.

18 Wisconsin Session Laws, 1919Google Scholar, ch. 557.

19 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 332, pp. 559, 593Google Scholar, sec. 61.

20 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 370, p. 778.Google Scholar

21 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 332, pp. 559, 596, sec. 67.Google Scholar

22 California Session Laws, 1919, ch. 338, p. 658.Google Scholar

23 Washington Session Laws, 1919, ch. 135, p. 382.Google Scholar

24 The names by which school districts are designated in the 1919 legislation are as follows:—community high school district, community consolidated school district, consolidated rural school district, consolidated school district, county school district, educational districts, high school district, independent school district, joint high school and elementary school district, metropolitan school district, public school district, rural agricultural school district, rural school district, special independent or common school district, special school district, union free school district, and union school district. The use of the term “community” in designating school districts is new. The particular purpose of each district is sufficiently indicated by its name.

25 Alabama, Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Montana, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Tennessee, Washington, West Virginia and Wisconsin.

26 California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Nevada, Oregon, Wyoming, Tennessee, Utah and Wisconsin.

27 Arizona, California, Colorada, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming and Washington.

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