Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-03-17
the county, rs the said

SEC. .. At the time assigned for the
nearing OF said petition the court NAV
near proof taken by commission or bv wit
iiesses produced In open court, of the facts
SET forth IN said petition. and shall there.
upon. II the evidence be sufficient, find
ana adjudge who are or We're the heirs OF
this State to inherit the real estate of the
deceased, which finding and adjudication
snail be entered on the journal of said
court, and which entry, or q duly certified
copy thereof, shall be prima facic eyi.
dence OF the facts therein found.
SEC. 4. A duly certified copy of such
determination and adjudication shall be
entitled to record in the record Of deeds Of
conveyance, and to be noted in the nu.
merlca! index in the office of the register
OF deeds Of any county where land affected
by such adjudication may lie.
SEC. 5. The costs of such proceedings
! be paid by the petitioner or petition
ers, including all expenses of publishing
OF serving notice required by law or the
order Of the court and court fees, as fol-
lows: Five dollars 1851 where the value of
u estate does not exceed the value Of
five hundred dollars; ten dollars (SlO1
where It exceeds the value of five hundred
dollars, and not more than fifteen hundred
dollars, fifteen dollars ($l5) where the
value of such estate exceeds fifteen hum
dred put does not exceed twenty-five hum
dred lila twenty dollars ($2O) where
the value of such estate exceeds twenty.
five hundred dollars but does not exceed
live Thousand dollars: twenty-five dollars
(S25) where the value of such estate ex.
ceeds five thousand but does not exceed
ten thousand dollars; thirty dollars ($3O)
where the value of such estate exceeds ten
f0rty dollars (S4O) where the value of
such estate exceeds fifteen thousand but
not twenty thousand dollars; fifty dollars
(SbO) where the value of such estate cx-
ceeds twenty thousand but not twenty-five
thousand dollars; n seventy. five dollars
(SI5) i'll all cases Whan the value of such
estate sinai exceed the value of twenty
estate, Tor the purpose of taxation of said
court fees, Shall be determined by the
court on the oath Of the petitioner or pc.
tlJlOnerS or other testimony satisfactory to
the court, and the said fees shall BIZ paid tC
The Judge, who shall keep a record OF the
same, and he shall pay them over to the
county treasurer, who shall give receipts
for the same, as in other cases, and place
the sums SO paid into the general fund.
Approved March q, 1893.
CHANGING BOUNDARIES OF SCHOOL
DISTRICTS.
b. Is. NO. lUS.
An Act to Amend Section IS, Chapter 90, Genera
Laws of 1880.
Be it Enacted, ETC.:
SECTION l. That Section IS of Chapter 81. Gen
eral Laws of 1890, be and the same is hereb,
amended SO as to read as follows:
Sec. IS. BOUNDARIES MAY BE CHANGED IN DIS
TRlcr Countess After the boundary lines of til.
several school districts in any of said counties ART
| re. arranpe0 and established. &C nrOviipd for IN ~.
last preceding section of this article, or ut any time
hereafter, such boundary SO established, or an,
boundary rc.arrangcd and established as aforesaid
may be changed by the county commissioners anc
! superintendent of schools of such county at a reg
ular meeting of the board, upon petition of three.
%tourths of the resident voters in and of the parts o.
districts to be included in any new district, or o.
the parts of districts desiring such change; Pro
7N1e0, That there are ut least twelve children o.
school age within the boundaries proposed to b
benefited by such change or creation of a new dis
jority of said board and the county superintendent
that such change will be beneficial to the schools
and the public; and, P,oviaef, further, That cacl
congressional township not wholly or in part in
cludcd IN a civil township, and no part of which il
organized for school purposes, shall be formed int
a school district as soon as it shall have residing
therein twelve or more children of school age.
SEC. 2. All acts or parts of acts in conflict witt
the provisions of this act are hereby repealed.
SEc.S. E~MERGKNcy.l There being no adequate
provision for the convenient creation of districts il
an emergency is hereby declared to exist. and thi
act shall be in force from and after its passage an,
approval.
Approved March 6, 1893.