The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-01-31
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deaf at Devils Lake at least eight month";
In each school year.
Senate bill u. by Mr.. Bjorgo, pr.escribea
the duties OF the railroad commissioners
emergency clause.
Mr.. Miller's senate bill 72 appropristes
$4,000 for building and expenses OF reform
school at Mandan. Emergency clause.
Senate bill Is, by Mr.. CAshel, provides
for leasing school lands. An approximate
they will not be let to any bidder at less
than 5 per cent. OF the approximate valua-
ton.
Senate bill "a, by Mr.. LaMoure, provides
for the registration Of state bonds.
MI. Kinter's senate bill Is allows no valid
lien against q growing crop for seed grain
Senate bill Is, by Mr.. johnson of Ward,
attaches the counties of Renville, Mon
traille, Flannery, BufOrd. Garfield end Ste-
vens to the county Of Ward, for judicial
and other purposes. Emergency clause.
Mr.. llittle's senate bill u extends time
for payment of taxes for 1890. Taxes be.
draw | per cent. per month until October
18th of this year, when s per cent. penalty
Is added upon amount unpaid and the
l per cent. also continues. Emergency
clause.
Senate bill 70, by Mr.. Palmer, is q joint
memorial %petitioning congress to maintain
Fort Totem as a military post, with troops
sufficient to protect the n%eighb0ring citl-
zens.
Mr.. Arnold's lsenate bill 81 Is an act to
regulate the practice of medicine, TO license
physicians, surgeons and obstetricians, and
to punish violation of its provisions.
Senate bill so, BY MIR. Worst, provides
| for noruiShnnQnf and ronu1otaa nrnnooN.
ings in connection Herewith.
Senate bill 81. by Mr.. Bidlake, gives .
lien on certain cows, mares and their on
spring in payment for services of bull OF
stallion.
House bill 10, by Mr.. Osgood, provides
ment vacating invalid tax sales.
House bill IL, by Mr.. Richie, provides
| that after notice has been given to the de-
linquenJ taxpayers of the date when pc
ri0d for redemption expires and the land
has not been redeemed, the auditor shall
at once issue a certificate to the person
holding the tax certificate. Emergency
clause.
House bill IA, by Mr.. Richie, strikes out
the words sprOviding that such taxes does
not exceed $15," as an amendment to Sec
ten IS. chapter 1872, OF laws Of 1880. Emer-
Rency clause.
House bill Is, by Mr.. Richie, transfers
VIC UCIItbluCuC Lon SolO lCCOlu5 uOW ia
hands of county treasurers to county audi
tors.
House bill IL, by Mr.. Richie, amends
section 90 Of chapter 1872 Of the laws Of
1890 by providing that holders of mort
CAGES or other real estate securities, II such
lave been satisfied or assigned. to file 9
record Of the same with the register OF
deeds by the last Saturday In March, or
they can have abatement of taxes theron.
Emergency clause.
Mr.. Riciie'sxhouse bill II requires regis
ters of deeds to discharge releases of chat
tel mortgages from record without fee. In
case OF absence of mortgagor from county
cause mortgage to be discharged from the
record. Failure to do so is made q INSIDE
meanOr. Emergency clause.
MI. Gilrs house bill IS allows c~Ountyboards
in regular session, together with cOuntysup-
erintendent, on petition of twO.thirds Of
voters in the districts affected by the
change, to re-arrange district boundaries,
provided that a new district shall be
formed.
Nj. Lutz's house bill "a is very import
ant. 1t provides for states aid to sufferers
| by hail. A tax, not to exceed two mills on
the dollar is levied upon all taxable
property OF the state to pay for the
House bill q, by Mr.. Stimmel, repeats
section q, chapter %. Laws of 1890. This
is the law to which the state banks
Mr.. Riches house bill 80 gives county
boards OF commissioners the right to fix
| the salaries of all county officers.
Mr.. divers bill 81 provides that all com
mercial agencies, credit companies and
| guarantee associations shall 10 do bust
ness in the state until they have received .
certificate from the commissioner OF insur-
ance. Annual sworn statements Ut finan.
cial condition and business done shall be
made and a state agent or attorney must
be appointed, upon whom process can be
served.
House bill Sc, by Mr.. Tufts, repeats chap
ter 1873, laws of l89O-the public warehouse
law.
MI. Farrah's bill 81 allows counties and
cities which are beyond the constitutional
fund for current expenses. Emergency
clause.
Mr.. Larson's house bill 90 allows county
boards to loan from "%surplus' funds to
deficit" funds. Emergency clause.
Young People Should Keep House.
1.-The great increase in the number Of d.
vorce cases in recent years., - said an old
lawyer, who scores of times had askci ALI
mony for i'll used clients, "is due in great
part to the tendency Of the middle Glasses
of society to live in boarding houses and
family hotels. With NO homework to su-
pervise, nor even the caro- Of their own
apartments, young wives and middle aeed
wives also find themselves with too much
leisure on hand. 70 vary tho monotoay
of such a life protracted shopping excur-
sions, street promenades and frequent the.
atre matinees are resorted to-
"My advice to newly married couples"
continued the venerable vender of hanl
lore, 'is to settle down to housekeeping.
no matter on how modest . scale it may
be. Even il tho bride has to soil her white
hands with housework she will be hap
pier than if exposed to tho dangers which
lurk in the indolent life Of q boarding
house existence. New York Telegram.
successfal C~o-oPerstiea.
Perhaps the most successful system Of
cooperative housekeeping in the world II
at Gaise, a suburb of Paris. The aasocaa-
ton was founded in 1850 by . large heart
ed, large Drained Frenchman Of wealth,
who planned the system and Furnished tbs
capital. 1t opened with 600 persons or
associates and now has q membership Of
thousands. Everything is bought in bull,
and SO large are profits, owing to tho az
cellence of the management, that It Is sold
at less than cost. In paying for rent the
associate pays for food. fuel. light, laun-