Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-07-03
of the arch enemy Of man. The minister
who makes the statements this one did
is not worthy of the cloth, for he know
eth not what he speaks.
THIS Is THE LAW.

THIS Is THE Law.
July LIST a number of statutes passed
by the last legislative assembly become
operative, the constitutional stay expir-
ing this date. Except a bill have an
emergency" clause attached, the consti-
tuition says it shall not become valid I'M
til July LIST. The main enactments will
be found to be appropriation bills. The
full list is herewith given, together with
the member Introducing the same:
Erickson-System of accounting by
state officers; requires county t%reasurers
to furnish certain statements the first
day of January, April, July and October;
requires state officers to pay quarterly
to the state treasurer fees and profits re-
ceived.
Observation-Disclosures county commits
sioners to transfer unexpended balances
in road or bridge fund to general fund.
Ink-Regulates the adoption of chill
dren.
Haggart-Appropriates a section of
land for the agricultural college at
Fargo.
Haggart-Accepts provisions of con-
gress relative to the endowment of the
Fargo agricultural college and requires
state treasurer to pay treasurer of said
college the money paid into state by
government.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S25,OOO for
Fargo college buildings.
Mccormick of Ramsey-Appropriates
$40 for building deaf and dumb school
at Devils Lake.
Weiser-Appropriates $4,000 for sala-
ry of teachers, fuel and incidentals of
the Valley City Normal school.
Engle-Appropriates $4,000 for build
ing a soldiers home at Lisbon.
Oliver-Appropriates $500 for COM
piling the laws.
johnson of Traill-Appropriates &c.
600 for the maintenance of the normal
school at Mayville.
Ink-Appropriates $4,000 as a bounty
for the manufacture of potato starch.
Kearney-Appropriates 1924 to James
M. Gleason for labor as assistant %janitor
of the house.
Worst-Appropriates $500 annually
for a library in Office of superintendent
of public instruction.
Peabody-Enables civil townships to
issue bonds for artesian wells.
Haggart-Amends civil code relative
to assignment for benefit of creditors.
Graber-Provides for vote on location
of blind asylum in Pembina county.
LaMoure-Provides for the registry of
state bonds.
McGillivray-Prevents branding of
stock running at large between Novem.
Der LIST and May LIST following.
McGillivray-Prevents illegal brand
ing of stock.
Entertainments law of 1887 for the in
corporation of cities; enables them to
own water works.
Ward-Requires use of Ignite fuel in
state institutions.
Mccormack of Grand Forks-Propo-
sition to be submitted voters relative to
constitutional amendment, makes debt
limit five mills on dollar assessed valua-
ton.
Brooke-Provides for publication of
future constitutional amendments.
Ink-Amends act of 1890 relating to
the incorporation of benevolent insti-
tutions.
Satterlund-Relative to change of
boundaries of Pierce, McHenry, Botti-
neau, Ward, Mclean, Williams, Billings,
Stark, Mercer and Motion counties to be
voted on in fall of '92.
Lamb-Fixes salary of register of
deeds and auditor.
Mlller-Provides for registration of
county warrants free of charge.
Entertainments penal code relative to
cruelty to animals.
Entertainments school law of 1890.
Gil-Amends certain section of school
law OF 1871.
Observation-Disclosures school districts
to refund bonded indebtedness.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Scandinavian
language to be fought at Grand Forks
university.
kinter-Fixes salary of couny superin-
tendents of schools.
Senate Election Committee-Austra-
lian election law.
LaMoure-Defines and limits the
homestead exemptions; makes the same
$4,000 in value instead of 100 acres of
land.
Cope-Regulates fees of clerks of dis
trict courts.
Gill-For protection of small game.
Little-For protection of big game.
Loring-Provides for wolf bounty.
Loomis-Authorizes counties to levy
tax for promotion Of immigration.