The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-02-01
Work OF The Legislature.

Work Of The Legislature.
Below We give the titles Of all bills
passed and approved by the Cover.
0 They all contain the emergency
clause. making them 60 into effect
Immediately, upon their appro raj by
the Governor. We propose to pub
fish either in full or by synopsis all
that are of feneft to the people. Any
person interested in those we don't,
will find a file in Judge Dana's office.
/. Ar act defining the duties of
the Commissioner ofinsurance.
2. An act appropriating moneys
for the payne 1t of mileage per diem
and salaries Of members and employees
Of the first legislative assembly Of the
s tate Of North Dakota.
(Audit r Bray lis kicked a against
the pc yment of the per dom Of the
members while they were on the junk.
Ell 'g trip to the coast and he is back
ed up in the kick by Atty. General
Goodwin
3. An act to provide for the leas.
irg and sale of COMMON school lands
Of N. d.
4. An act to regulate the pactice
of medicine.
5. An act for tt e protection Of the
public credit.
ct authorizes the Auditor to ISIS ne
fun ling warrants lot to exceed $1,000
dollars provided the money to be Oh.
tanned on them does not cost mora
than 6 per c. Mt. interest.)
6. An act o prevent the trespass-
ing upon school and public Ian Is and
to Gov dan ages therefor.
ct is important that the settlers
know what their duties are under
this act, to avoid any trouble here
after. We therefore publishit in full
in another column.)
Z. An act to transfer and reappro.
pirate lnexpen led balances of the
appropriations made by the 18th.
legislative asse mbly Of the territory
of Dakota.
8. An act defining the duties and
prescribing the fees and fixing the
salary Of the clerk of the supreme
court.
9. An act makir g an appropria.
ton to pay for legislative printing.
10. An act to prescribe penalties
for the unlawful mani facture, sale
and keeping for sale Intoxicating
liquor, and TO reg llate the sale, bar
ter and giving away Of such liquors
for medical, scientific and mech anical
purposes.
(This is the great prohibition law,
about as lor g as the constitution and
likely from its length and unwield-
mess, to overreaeh itself. 1t goes into
effect July 1st. 1900
II. An act providing for clerk
hire for the various state offices.
(Ex.-Co. SUIT. Cathro comes in
for a handsome $500 grab.)
10. An act prescribing the great
seal Of the Sta: e and official seals of
courts and Offices authorized to
use one.
Is. An act designating a place of
deposit Ohe state treasury for all alb
and C; nveyarc es of title to the
state of North Da zota, Of lands now
owns | Or hereafter acqr ired by lie
state.
IA. An act providing for the ex-
tension of time for the payment Of
taxes for the year 1889.
CThe time is extended to the 18th
day of October 1890, interest at the
rate of one per cent a month from the
first Monday of Feb uary 1890, and
after October 18th 1890, a penalty of
five per cent upon the amour t remain.
ing unpaid. No distress and sale for
taxes unless the. County Treasurer
thinks a person is about to remove
from the county, who has only per-
sonal ropt rty assessed.)
Is. An act fixing times and places
Of gliding general and special terms
of Supreme court and providing for
their expenses.
No one can afford to do wiasout a
aneekLu a,nneu and nnnoan them oil onn atoai