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heals liberation, and in most cases re>
moves the tumors. At druggists or by
mail, for 50 cents. Dr.. Swayne & Son,
Philadelphia.
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I'll. B. No. q.

An Act to Amend Subdivision Eive:(5 of Sec-
ton Twenty.fo (24) of ChapIer One Hun
dred and Twenty (12U of the Laws of 1891,
Regulating Appeals from the District Courts to
the Supreme Court.
Be it Enacted by the Legislative Assembly
Of the State Of North Dakota:
SECTION 1. That subdivision Eve (5) of
Section twehty-four (24) of Chapter one
and twenty (12O) of the Laws of 1891, is
amended so as to read as follows:
S.. Orders made by the District Court
or judge thereof, without, notice, are not
a~ppealable; but orders made by the District
Court after q hearing is had upon notice,
which vacate or refuse to set aside orders
previously made without notice, may be
appealed to the Supreme Court, whereby
the provisions of this act an appeal might
have been taken from such order so made
without notice had the same been made
upon notice.
SEC. 2. WHEREAS, An emergency exists
in that it is uncertain whether or not an
appeal can be taken to the Supreme Court
from an order of the District Court made
without notice, therefore this act shall be
in force from and after its passage and APP
prevail.
Approved, FEBRUARY "a. 1893.
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REGULATING APPEALS FROM DIS
TRICT COURT. ,

lhlCI COUKI. >
Ia. 8. No. IL
An Act to Amend Section 8 of Chapter 12O Of the
Laws 1871, Regulating Appeals in the Supreme
Court.
Be 1t Enacted by the Legislative Assembly
Of the State of North Dakota:
SECTION l. That Section 8 of Chapter 12O
OF the Laws of 1891, be amended to read as
follows:
s3. The appeal from a Judgment NAV
ne taken within n year after the entry
there0f, n from an order within sixty
days after written notice of the same shall
ave 9een given to the party appealing;
Pr0Otded, That in all actions heretofore
or hereafter tried, where the appeal from
an order is based upon errors assigned or
set out in a bill of exceptions or statement
OF the case submitted to the Court or JUDGE
thereof for settlement within sixty DAYS
after the service Of such written notice, and
at least eight days prior to the expiration
OF sucn time, and the said Court or Judge
negiects to settle such dill or statement
Wltnin the said sixty days, the party ap-
peallne shal have thirty days after such
Dill or statement shall have been settled in
Wnlch to make an appeal; and any appeal
heretofore taken within said period shall
be held to be taken in proper time.
SEC. 2. WHEREAS, There is no ADEQUATE
law for apeals from an order of the Court.
Wnere SAID Court or Judge thereof fails to
settle bills OF exception or statement of the
case within sixty days after written notice
OF sucn ORDER has been served. where the
Same mas been presented for settlement
prior TO the expiration of such time. there.
1ore an emergency exists, and this act shall
axe effect and be in force from and after
It's passage and approval.
Approved, January 9, 1893.
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SEC: s.. No order made or judgment
given by the Judge of any district, contrary

SEC: s.. No order made OF judgment
given by the Judge OF any district, contrary
to the limitations Of the preceding sections
snail for that reason be void, but such
order or judgment may be vacated upon
application within thirty days from the
time the same shall have been made OF
given to the Judge Of the district in which
the action or proceeding: in which the
same if ann was ? hs or '5I given is pending, and
peal.
SEC. g.. All acts and parts of acts incon.
sistent with this act, and especially Sec
ton ! of Chapter 81 of the Laws Of 1887,
and Chapter 81 of the Laws of 1890, are
hereby repealed.
SEC. Z. WHEREAS, An emergency exists
in that there is an uncertainty as to the
power OF the judges of the District Court
to act in actions or proceedings not pend
ing within their respective districts, and
as to the powers of such judges and courts
In divers respects. this act shall be In force
take effect from and after its passage
and approval.
Approved, February "a, 1893.
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school law for Dakota Territory; Chapter
"a Of the Laws Of 1881, being an act to N
power school districts to issue bonds Tor
building school houses; Chapter u of the
Laws or 1881, being All act to amend an act
entitled can act to establish u public
school law for Dakota Territory" approved
February % .lS79; Chapter Is Of the Laws OF
1881, being ali act to amend Sections 8 and
% Of All net to establish q public school law
for Dakota Territory, approved February
%, 1879; Chapter Is of the Laws of 1881,
being an act to amend Sections II and Is Of
Chapter IL of the Laws of 1879; Chapter ~
of the Laws Of 1881. being an act to amend
Section 10 of an act to establish q public
school law for Dakota Territory; Chapter
amend Section 40 of an act to establish apub-
lie school law for Dakota Territory; Chap.
ter 50 Of the Laws of 1881, being an net
making provisions for schooling of chill
dren living in any organized district;
Chapter A Of the Laws of 1883, being an
act to establish and provide for the main
tenance of a general and uniform system
f~uiness; Chapter 46 Of the Laws of 1883,
being an act to create the Office of Assist.
ant Superintendent of Public Instruction
and to provide for his salary and proper
expenses; Chapter ~ of the Laws Of 1886,
being an act to amend Chapter A of the
session avs OF 1883, entlCleO Euuc8ClOn,
Chapter SO Of the Laws of 1885, being an
act to amend Chapter As of the Laws of
1885, empowering school townships to
issue their bonds for building and furnish
ing school houses; Chapter 81 of the Laws
OF 1885, being an act to amend Section 3 of
Chapter As of the Laws of Dakota for 1883;
Chapter A of the Laws of 1887, beng an
act entitled an act to require teachers of
public schools to keep a record of the
visits of county superintendent; Chapter
IS of the Laws of 1887, being an act to pro-
vide for the registration and payment of
warrants drawn by the secretary and
treasurer of boards of education in the
territory and prescribe the rate of interest
thereon; Chapter 46 of the Laws of 1887,
being an act to amend Sections 46 and IS of
Chapter A of the General Laws of 1883;
Chapter II of the Laws of 1887, being. an
act to amend Chapter A of the Session
Laws of 1883, relating to education, be and
the ame are hereby expressly repealed.
Approved February "a, 1898.
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Approved February %, 1893.
REPEATING CONFLICTING AND OBJ.
SOLETE SCHOOL LAWS.
III. Il. No. 4

ID ID. NO. 00.I
Az At Rsepsssal!ing Chapter 40 Of the Political
Chapter llof the Session Laws Of is7s, Beins:
an Act to Establish 9 Public School Law for
Dakota Territory; Chapter "a Of the Laws Of
t tss'; s 70 fs SO At so to s%9 ogP Bni,d SSheo Aob Dis;
House,; Chapter "a, Of the Laws Of 1881, Being
a. Act 70 Amend an Act Entitled an Act to
Es lsh q Public School lay for Dakota
ter IS Of the Laws Of 1881, Being an Act to
!ish q Public School Law Tor Dakota Terri
Of the Laws of 1881, Being an Act to Amend
Of Of 1879; Chapter q Of the Laws Of. 1881. Being
e. Eat az 70 4 AMEND pnS1;, SECTION 40 Of an Act to
Territory. Chapter IS Of the Laws Of 1881,
Being an Act TO Amend Section 4Oo an Act to
Establish 9 Public school Law for Dakota
being al At Making Provisions Tor The the
Schooling. Of Children Living in Any Or
g essI District; Chapter = Of the LAW. Of
fSs ;h Se,nx 20 Act to Establish and Provide
System of Common schools and Improve
Ih.ir Usefulness; Chspter As of the Laws OF
isss. Being az Act to Create tho Office Of As
and to Provide Tor His Salary and Proper Ex.-
penses: Chapter ~ Of the Laws of 1885, Being
en- sas aet tt tG 'a amend Chapter y Of the Session
Of the Laws Of 1885. Being an Act to Amend
Chapter 45, of the Laws Of 1885. Empowering
school Townships to Issue Their Bonds for
BuildiDg and Furnishing School Houses;
Chapter 81 of the Laws Of 1885, Being an Act
to Amend Hection 9of Chapter As Of the Laws
Of Dakota for 1883; Chapter "A of the Laws Of
1887, Being an Act Entitled an Act to Require
Teachers Of Public Schools to Keep a Record
of the Visits Of County Superintendent; Chsp-
ter A. Of the Laws Of 1851. Being an Act to
Provide tor the Registration and Payment of
Warkants Drawn by the Secretary. and Treas
and to Prescribe the Rate of Interest Thereon;
Chapter - Of the Laws Of 1887, Being an Act
to Amend Sections 48 and 8B of Chapter a Of
the General Law of 1888; Chspter ~. Of the
Laws Of 1887, Being an Act to Amend Chspter
Education:
lie 1t Enacted bU the Legislative Asseuesv
Of the State Of North DnkOtA. ki0'
SECTION |. That Chapter 40 Of the Po4yft.
ical Code OF 1887 1871 relating 10 public
education; Chapter IA Of the Session. Laws
Ut 1879, being an act To establish Q public
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DEAF AND DUMB SCHOOL.

Is. b. No. IL.
AZ na Act t@ A%end Section 2, Chapter 1873, Session
ton 2, Z CHAPTER hss,t T1 asl of s sA9 act to-. to Amend q E I'D Sec =
tItied An Act TO Create an Institute for the
Ed9cation Of the Deaf and Dumb of North
R Hsness, and Providing for Its Support and
lc 1t Enacted By the Legislative Assembl,
of the State Of North Dakota:
SECTION 1. AMENDMENr.1 That sec-
lion z OF Chapter 1873 be amended to read "a
SO. MANAGEMENT HOARD ANN ,,o,,
APP0INTED.l That the said scho0l shall
pc the supervision Of q board Of
truStees consisting of five persons. who
sna!l be appointed by the Governor Nv and
WIN the advice and consent of the Senate.
Us herelD provided. During the session Of
t t6eo Legislative Assembly in the year A. D.
toso, Ine Governor shall nominate and with
board of trustees, three OF WHOM shall no
appointed for the term Of four wears. and
W OF WHOM shall be appointed for the
Term OF two years. Thereafter and at each
oiennial session of the Legislative Assem-.
Dly, there shall be nominated by the Gov.
ernoI y with the approval of the Senate.
appt W as ior the term of four years, trust.
eGs ~ MI occurring by the ex-
piratl0n OF the term of office Of those nre.
viously appointed; the Governor shall have
power to fill all vacancies in said boarS
which occur when the Legislative Assam.
DIy Is no In session, and the members of
SAID board shall hold their office until their
successors are appointed and qualified ~
provided in this act. "S
!; 1t being necessary that the above
DOard OF trustees should be appointed ha.
fore the present Legislative Assembly, a. D9.
J3urns, an emergency exists, that this act
snail take effect and be IN force from . NJ
after Its passage and approval. ""u
Approved, February 28, 1893.
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February "a, 1898.
RE1MBURS1NG GOV. BURKE.
rs. b. No. S7.1

An Act A%ppropriating. Money from the State
I nsa.s not Otherwise Appropriated. to Re-
of the state Of North Dakota, for Money Ad.
vanced by Hin to Defray Expenses Incident to
the Extermination Of Grasshopper Pests in
Walsh and Grand Forks Counties in the sum
.mer of 1891.
Belt Enacted by the Legislative Assembly
Of the State of North Dakota:
SECTION l. There is hereby appropri.
ated out of any money in the State Treas
ury, not otherwise appropriated, the sum
OF Sl,642 SO for the purpose of r%eimbursing
Hon. Andrew Il. Burke for money ad-
vanced by HIM to defray expenses incident
to the DETERMINATION Of grasshopper pests
in Walsh and Grand Forks counties in the
summer of 1891.
SEC. 2. An emergency existing in that
the money, provided for this puspose was
furnished by said Hon. Andrew d. Burke
personally, and that there is no money
otherwise appropriated for such purpose.
therefore this act shall take effect from
and after its passage and approval.
Approved, February IL, 1893.
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1893, and shall draw interest at the rate of
l per cent. per month from date of such de.
linquency until the 18th day of October,
1898, at which latter date there shall be
added as q penalty s per cent. upon the
amount remaining unpaid and / per cent.
per month thereafter until paid, to be
added on the first day OF each succeeding
month.
Sec. 2. The county t~reasurerrs of the
counties of the State of North Dakota shall
not proceed to collect by distress ana sale
any of the taxes h%ereinbefOre referred to
until after the 18th day of October, 1898:
Provided, That In case any person having
personal property assessed and upon which
taxes are unpaid, shall, in the opinion of
the county treasurer, be about to move out
OF the county or dispose of such property,
It shall be the duty of such treasurer 10 col.
lect such taxes at any time after the tax
duplicate has been placed in his hands as
provided by law.
E =. An emergency existing, in that
oy general law the 5 per cent. penalty OH
delinquent taxes is added on the LIST day of
March and June of each year and all per
sonal property taxes can then be collected
by distress sale, and it is necessary that
this act take effect and become operative at
9 time long prior to July 1st next; There
tOre, This act shall take effect and be in
full force from and after its passage and
approval.
Approved, February %, 1893,
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AMENDING ACT GOVERNING SOL
DlERS' HOME.
III. B. No. 99.1

III. b. Nc. 99.]
165 Of the Laws Of 1890, Entitled San Act to
establish Government and Maintenance Of q
BE 1t Enacted by the Legislative assembly
Of the State Of North Dakota:
SECTION l. That Section W be
amended to read as follows:
SEC. z. DIRECT OF SOLDIERS HOME
object of the Soldiers Home shall be
to provide a home and subsistence for ali
honorably discharged soldiers, sailors and
marines who have served in the army or
navy OF the United States, and who are
disabled by disease, wounds, old age or
otherwise and their wives ana widows;
Progded, That no applicant shall be ad-
mitted to said home who has not been a
resident of this State at least one wear next
preceding his application for admission
therein, unless he served in a Dakota
regiment, or was accredited to the Terri
tory of Dakota.
sEc.2. That Section five be amended to
read as follows:
SEC. 5. BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
HOW Appointed The general super.
vision and government of the Soldiers
Home shall be vested in a board of Eve
commissioners each of whom shall have
served in the army or navy Of the United
SSSsSo ~ oAoAA OO oppOIuLcU Nv tO0 (IOVs
ernor by and with the consent of the
Senate of the State of North Dakota, no
two of whom shall be from the same
county, except the county wherein said in.
stltution is located, from which at least
W OF the members of said board shall be
appointed. The members Of said board
shall hold their respective offices for the
term of two, three, four and five years re-
spectively, except the chairman Of said
board, who shall hold his Office for one
year only. The time for which each of the
mcpherson said board shall hold such Office
shall be designated in his certificate of
appointment; Provtded, That when not
the Governor, he shall appoint as chair
man of said board of commissioners the
commander or chief officer of that Orqanl-
zatl0n known as the Grand Army Of the
Republic, and the appointment of such
chairman shall be made each year i'm
Zatl0n without the advice or consent Of the
Senate. The compensation Of said com
missioners shall be three dollars per day
each, for not exceeding twenty-four DAYS
IT. any one year, and necessary
while performing duties as such commits.
slOnerS.
SEC 8. That Section thirteen be amended
to read as follows:
SEC. 1S. FUNDs-How KEpr.l All
moneys that may arise from the interest
received On all money derived from the
sale of lands hereinbefore or that NAV
hereafter be appropriated for said home.
including all money that may be received
from the renting of said lands, and ali
moneys that may be hereafter appropriated
for said home by the State Of North pa
kota, including all money raised in anv
OCner manner or donated to said home
shall be deposited with the STATE Treas
urer. to be by him transmitted, at least
once in every sixty. days, to the institution
treasurer, il he shall have qualified as
provided by law and such money when re-
celved by said Institution treasurer shall
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Belt Enacted by the Legislative Assembly
of the State of North Dakota:
JURISDICTION OF DISTRICT COURT
III. B. No. 45.l

-
An Act to Define the Jurisdiction of the District
and to Regulate the Exercise of Such Powers.
Be it Enacted By the Legislative Assembh,
Of the State Of North Dakota:
SECTION l. The District Court is ALWAYS
open for the purpose of hearing and deter.
mining all actions. special proceedings
motions and applications of whatever kind
or character, and whether of a civil or
criminal nature, arising under the laws of
the State, and of which such court has iur-
s ssa,e'l OF f 6arfi IN c,x Of al. appellate, except is
Such issues must be tried IN term time. in
the county or judicial district in which
the action is brought or to which the place
OF tria! IS changed by order of the cOurt
upon the written consent of the parties to
Such action, or upon the grounds provided
Dy law; PROVIDED, that issues of fact in
jury, or in which a Jury trial has heen
waived, may, in the discretion of the court.
and upon the consent of the parties in omen
court entered in the minutes, or in writing
MED with the clerk, be tried and deter.
mined n judgment given, out of term
time, at any place within the district in
which such action Is pending.
+ 2. EC pdTte applications NAV he
MADE, heard and determined and fudo-
the State. "o0 "''N'i
SECS. All orders made. judgments
given, or other acts done by any fudge of
the District Court In any action, Special
proceeding or other matter, civil or Grim
lnal, shall be deemed and held to he the
orders. judgments and acts of the court.
n the several judges of the District
Court shall have Jurisdiction thrOuohout
the State to exercise all the powers CON.
ferrd BY law upon the District Court or
judges thereof, subject to the limitations
in this act provided.
SEC: 4. No judge of the District Court
snail heal or determine any action. sDecial
proceeding, motion or application, or make
any order or give any Judgment in any
actlOn or proceeding not pending in the
Judicial district for Which he is elected. ex.
ceRtt in the following cases:
FIRST. Upon the written request of the
judge OF the district in which such action
or proceeding Is at the time pending.
second. When upOlf the application OF
eltner party I'd such action or proceeding.
ana upon due notice to the opposite part1'
to such notice, It shall be made to 0 annaar
by. affidavit to the Satisfaction of sI,chh
judge-:whO shall have power to hear And
determine such preliminary aDpiicationN
that the judge Of the district in Which smch
action, proceeding. motion or application
Is pending, Or about to be commenced. ia
absent from his district, or incaDacitated
or disqualified to act therein, such appiica-
ton sia be made only to the Judge of a
district adjoining that in which such
acton or proceeding Is pending, and uDOn
the bearing thereof counter aiIidavits NAV
DE FUSED. 'A"S
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Bucklen's Arnica sa,v.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores' letter, chopped hands, chilblains,
oorns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
10 guaranteed to give perfect satisfay-
ton, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by Tenny & Reming-
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be used exclusively for the benefit of said
home as may be herein or hereafter pro.
vided.
SEC. 4. WHEREAS, An emergency exists
in this that it is necessary to appoint com
missiOnerS for the Soldiers Home as herein
provided long prior to the first day of July,
1898, therefore this act shall take effect and
be In force from and after its passage and
approval.
Approved. February l8, 1898.
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LIMITING TIME FOR COMMENCE
MENT OF CIVIL ACTIONS.
III. B. No. 1857

An Act to Amend Section IS of the Code of Civil
Procedure. Being Section 1852 of the Compiled
Laws Of 1887. Providing for Limitation of
Time in which to Commence Certain Civil
Actions.
Be It Enacted blythe Legislative Assembly
Of the State of North Dakota:
SECTION l. AMENDMENT That Sec.
ton IS of the Code of Civil Procedure. he.
ing Section 1852 of the Compiled Laws Of
1887, be amended so as to read as follows:
SEC. 1852. Within two years.
!. An action for libel, SANDER, assault,
battery or false imprisonment.
=. An action upon q statute. for a for.
felture or penalty to the people of this
State.
8. An action for the recovery of dam.
ages resulting from malpractice.
Approved February "a, 1898.
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EXTENSION OF TIME FOR pAyMrn.
OF TAXES.

I'll. b. No. 1881
an Act Providing for Extension of tho 1;uo o..
inc rayment OF Taxes for the Year ise2. iof
i'e a. Enacted by the Legislative Assc,nhh,
Of nc State Of North Dukon:
SECTION !. That oil unpaid personal
property, taxes for the year i8aS Sha1i
become delinquent on the list day uf MaIch'