Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1891-03-27
81 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.

better under the sun than that on which
your eyes rest every day. The time is
surely coming when all that country will
be occupied and cultivated and be what
the Greater intended It to be-the granary
of the world" Such words of encour-
agement, coming as they do from the ex-
treme east, where the daily press seems to
take-a 1endish delight in misrepresenting
this glorious Northwest, its people, its
climate, its soil, and everything else, are
truly refreshing. They bit express the
opinion aud hope of every North Dako-
tan-an opinion and hope that impel
US. all to stay right here and bear pa
tiently reverses that under other clrcum,
stances 1t would be much harder to con
template with 80 much calmness and
compesure. 1t reminds US OF the Old
song, There's good time coming. boys,
Wait little longer
Tho Woel.Wateholise Law.
Sec. /. If any city of this state organ
lied under the general law or under epe-
cial law shall in any year provide suit
able building or buildings wherein not
less than 100, 900 pounds of wool may be
stored free OF charge from July 1 to Aug.
81, both inclusive, it may direct Its clerk
to notify the state commissioner Of agri
culture, on or before May in such year,
Of the fact that such provision has been
made, stating the regulations established
by such city for receiving. storing and
marking wool. and the quantity of woel
which will probably be marketed at such
city in that year.
Sec. 2. The commissioner Of agricult<
ure shall thereupon, under advice with
such city or cities, make proclamation to
the shcep.raisers OF this state, to the
manufacturers Of woolen goods and to
the wool-buyers of this and other states;
by notices in newspapers, by circulars,
and by such other means as he shall deem
most effective, that wool msrket,:yill lie
held at such city or cities, naming the
same, stating the beginning and duration
of such market, the provision of flee
storage, the quantity of wool likely to be
received, and such other flcts and partic-
ulars as he may deem proper for publlcaE
tion.
Sec g. Any person purchasing any
woel while the same is stored in any
building, as provided for in section of
this act, between July and Aug. 81,
both inclusive, shall hold the wool so
purchased free and clear of any and all
liens, claims and membranes OF which
he docs not have actual notice at the time
when he shall purchase and pay for tie
same, and such purchaser shall not he
liable in any action at law o., otherwlsss
either for the delivery of such wool or for
damages to the holder of any lien or ias.
cumbrance on such wool.
Sec. 4. The commissioner Of agricult-
ure shall make verified and itemized
statement of his expenses and disbursc-
ments incurred and made under the pros
visions of this act and file the same with
the state auditor, who shall thersupon is
sue his warrant upon the state treasurer
therefor; but such warrants shall not az.
gregate in any one year to exceed the
sum of $1,000.
Sec. s. Whereas, it is desirable that
provision may be made prior to July /,
1891, for the establishment of wool mar
kets as herein provided; therefore, an
emergency exists and this act shall be in
force from and after it, passage and ap~
nrovaI