The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-21
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
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AUrMOAizING PURCHASE OF y. .. FLAGS.
An Act to Authorize School Boards
to Purchase United States Flags.
Section /. At their discretion the
school board Of any town, city or
district is hereby authorized to + ur.
chase, at the expense Of the town. city
Or district one or more flags of the
United States, and place the same in
the school room or rooms under their
charge.
Approved March 18, 1890.
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EFFECT OF CERTAIN JuDGxENTs. A
An Act to Provide for the Effect of
Judgment in an Act Of Foreclosure
of Lines Upon Real Property.
Section /. In an action to fore
close a mortgage or otter line upon
real property no person holding q
conveyance from or under the mort.
gagor Of the property mortgaged, or
other owner thereof, or having lie n
upon such property, which convey.
ance or lien does not appear on record
in the proper Office, at the time of the
commencement OF the action, need be
made party to such action, and the
Judgment therein rendered, and the
proceedings therein had, are as con-
elusive against the party holding such
un recorded conveyance or lien as if
he had been made party to the &C.
tion.
Approved March II, 1890. ..
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| RESTRAINING CERTAIN ANlMALs FROM RUM
ING AT LARGE. --.-.r... ..~
Nan Act Restraining Certain Male
animals From Running at Large.
8sctiou /. No stallion or jack over
the age ofone year, nor any bull over
the age Of eight months shall be per.
mitted to run at large in this state mo
ram shall be permitted to run atlarge
during the months Of September, Oc.
tober and November of each year; pro-
vided, that no animal kept in a herd
shall be regarded as running at large.
Sec. Q. The owner or persons in
charge of such animal or animals that
are prohibited from running at large
by this act who shall permit such an.
imal or animals to run at large may
be fined for each offense not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars, and
shall also be liable in addition to such
fine for all damages resulting from
the running at large Of such animal
or animals, both fine, damages toge.
ther with cost OF suit to be collected
through any court of competent juris-
diction. .~,
Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts
in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
Approved March 18, 1890.
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| BOUNTY FOR BINDING TwINK.
An Act to Encourage the Manufac-
ture Of Binding Twine in the State
of North Dakota.
Sec. 1. All persons, companies or
corporations formed or that may be
formed in the state of North Dakota
for the purpose Of manufacturing
binding twine from material grown
within the state. suitable for binding
grain, or any and all individuals en-.
gagged or that may be engaged id such
manufacture III this state, shall be
emitted to receive the bounty offered
in section Q of this act.
Sec. 2. Their shall be paid from
the state treasury as bounty to any
individual, company or corporation
the sum Of two (2) dollars for each
and every one % hundred pounds Of
binding twine manufactured by said
individual, company or corporation
in this state, suitable for binding
grain, and said bounty shall be paid
upon each years results for the term
Of five years from the first day of
July, 1890, to all individuals, com.
panies or corporations entitled to the
same under the provisions Of this act;
provided, that the individual, COM
pany or corporation receiving such
bounty shall make q report to the
commissioner Of agriculture and labor
stating the number Of pounds of bind
ing twine manufactured under the
provision Of this act, which report
shall be duly verified an sworn TO.
Approved March 20; 1880.
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