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Reading Railroad.

For Genside, Jenkintown and Philadelphia, wee
days, 5.45. 7.30, ILLS, a. IN 1.05 4S0, $40 p.
Cos goes to Berk street, balance to T,rmine
Sundays $50 a. m, $40, 6I5 p. IN.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
PROVIDING FOR LEVY OF ROAD
POLL TAX.

IS. B. No. 1911
An Act to Provide for the Lew and Col
lection of a Road Poll Tax.
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
SECTION l. Every male inhabitant Of
this state owe twentY-One and under fiftv
years OF age excepting paupers, idiots, in
sane persons and Indians not taxed. and
such others as are exempt by law, shall be-
assessed a highway poll tax of one dollar
and fifty cents annually.
SEC. 2. The assessors Of this state shall
at the time of making their assessments of
real and personal property under the rev
enue laws of this state, make and return
with their several assessment rolls full and
complete lists of all persons liable to the
payment OF q poll tax in their several dis.
trlcts, and if any of said assessment dis
trlctS shall contain more than one road dis.
trlct said assessor shall make separate lists
Tor each of said road districts.
SEc.S. Within ten days after the re-
ceipt OF such lists it shall be the dutv of
the officer to whom they are returned. to
make and transmit to the proper officer au-
thorlzed by law to collect the highway
lakes IN such road districts, true and cor
rect copies of the lists SO returned.
SEC. 4. The officers receiving snch ,;ste
shall give three days. notice to all persons
living within their respective districts who
are liable, requiring then to pay said Doll
tax IL cash, or in lieu thereof to perform
one days work of eight hours, on the HIN
ways or streets under the direction Of
SUCH officer, and at such time and place AZ
ne shall designate, which said labor
sinai! be full payment and Communication of
and for such poll tax; provided, that such
oMcer may place the names of any persons
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
OBSTRUCTION OF HIGHWAYS.
[H, B, No. 61.7 ~.

~ LII. ID. lNO. Ol.J .r "F
An Act to Amend Section 687, Penal Code
OF Revised Codes of 1877, Being Section
1915 of the Compiled Laws of 1887.
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
SECTION l. RELATING TO OBSTRUCTION
-RoADs.] That Section 6S7, Penal Code
Of Revised Codes Of 1877, being Section
6S77 OF the Compiled Laws Of 1887 be
De amended so as to read as follows:
SEC. 687!. Every person who shall know
lngly and wilfully obstrucJ or pillow up, or
cause to be obstructed or plowed up, auy
public highway or public street of any
town. except by order of the road super
vlsors for the purpose of working the
same, or lnjure any bridge on the public
highway, or shall build or place a barb
wire fence across any W~ell-traveled trail.
which has been the Usual and common
route OF travel for not less than one wear
prior to the commission of the Offense:
without placing on the outside of the tor
tier OF barb wire IN said fence, a board.
pole or other suitable protection, to be at
least sixteen feet in length shall be deemed
guilty OF a misdemeanor, and upon convic-
lion shall be punished by fine not exceed
Ing 500, and snail be liable for all dam
ages to person or property by reason OF the
same. 800
SEC: 2. All acts and parts of acts incon-
slstent with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved March ID, 1896.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
REGULATING THE DRIVING OF
STOCK THROUGH THE STATE,
TH r No 1E7 I

STOCK THROUGH THE STATE.
. III. B. No. 1871
An Act With Reference to Driving Stock
Into OF Through the State of North
Dakota.
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
SECTION l. All droves of horses, mules.
cattle or sheep which may hereafter be
driven from any other state or territory of
the United States, or any foreign country,
into or through any county or counties of
this state, shall be plainly branded or
marked with n uniform brand or mark,
SEC. 2. All such horses, mules and cat
tie shall be so branded with one distinct
ranch or road brand of the owner or own
ers, so as to show distinctly in such place
orplaces as the owner may adopt.
SEC.3 All such sheep shall be marked
distinctly with such mark or device as may
be sufficient to distinguish the same readily
should they become intermixed OF mingled
with other tiocks OF sheep in this state.
Sea-. ANY such owner or owners, per-
son or persons in charge of such drove of
stock which may be driven into or through
this state, who shall fail to comply with
the provisions of this act, shall be fined in
a sum not less than fifty, nor more than
three hundred dollars, together with costs
of suit.
SEC. s. 1t shall be the special duty of the
County auditor, sheriff, and any constable
of each and every county in the state, to
enforce the provisions of this act.
SEC. +. All ines collected under the
provisions OF this act, shall be paid into
the general school fund of the county in
which judgment therefor is recovered.
SEC. Z. ALI acts and parts of acts in
conflict with this act are hereby repealed.
Approved March ID, 1895.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
MAXIMUM STOP-OVER RATES ON
RAILROADS. u

Is. b. NO. 1861
An Act Fixing the Maximum Compensa.
ton That a Railroad Company May
Charge for a Stop.Over on Cars in Tran
sit Between intermediate and Terminal
Points, and for the Transportation of
Freight Between Such Points.
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
SECTION 1. Whenever any railroad COM
pany doing business in this state as a com.
mon carrier shall ship any car or cars OF
freight oyer any of its railway lines or
branches thereof, which car or cars con-
tain freight to any intermediate point or
points, it shall be the duty of such railroad
company to stop such car or cars at such
point or points, and the consignee of such
freight shall be permitted to unload the
same upon payment to -uch railroad COM
pany of the full freight rates from the
shipping point to the terminal point of
such car or cars and in addition thereto
the sum of SIS per car for each and every
day such car or cars is or are delayed dur
ing such st0p-Over; provided the car or
cars contain no perishable goods and are
billed to one cOnsignee, and in no case over
n stop or stop over shall be made, nor
shall said car or cars bo opened but Once
for distributing goods at intermediate sta
tiOns.
SEC. 2. Every railroad company neglect
ing or refusing to comply with the prOvis-
ions Of this act shall be liable to damages
in the sum Of 500 for each and every day
such railroad company neglects or refuses
to comply with the provision thereof, to be
recovered by any person damaged by rea-
son of such neglect or refusal in any court
of competent jurisdiction.
Approved March IL, 1896.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
Approved March II, 1895.
BOUNTY FOR MANUFACTURER OF
SPINNING FIBRES, ETC.

-- "-..
H. B. No. 1877
An Act to Encourage the Manufacture and
PRODUCTION of the Long Line Spinning
F!be's, Either Flax or Hemp, and Spin
ming lows, Grown in the State of North
Dakota.
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
SECTION l. Any person, company or
corporation who shall hereafter make in
this state from flax or hemp, grown in this
state, long line and spinning fbres, either
flax or hemp and spinning lows, shall be
entitled to the benefits of Section two (2l
of this act.
SEC. 2. There shall be paid from the
treasury of the state of North Dakota as
bounty to any person, company or corpo9
ration aforesaid, the sum of one dollar
lSl.OO) Tor each and every one hundred
lj!OO) pounds of long line and spinning
hbres. either flax or hemp, and spinning
lows, made or manufactured by said indi-
vldual, company or corporation in this
state from flax or hemp exclusively grown
IN TINS state, and said bounty shall be paid
annually for the term of five (5) years from
the first day of May, 1895, to each individ-
ual, company or corporation, entitled to
the same under the provisions of this act.
SEC. 3. Said tbers and lows, when man.
u1actured, shall be inspected from samples
produced or by inspection of said fibres or
lows IN bulk by a commission, which com
mission shall consist Of one practical flax
man, a citizen Of this state, and of one of
the regents in the University Of North Da-
Kota, each to be named annually by the
governor OF this state, and of the president
OF the North Dakota Agricultural College.
ex-ofhclO, and in event said commission or
a ma]ority of the members thereof shall be
OF the opinion that said fibres or lows are
of a marketable quality for spinning mr..
poses, they shall gre said manufactured a
certificate to that effect, and said certificate
snail specify the place where and date
When said flores or lows were manufac-
tured and the number of pounds OF fbres
or lows OF the quality aforesaid, made or
by said person, company or cor
pOratlOn, hnd the state auditor of this state
upon the production and surrender OF such
certlhcate, shall issue to the person., COM
pany or corporation named therein. or to
MS or It's order, a warrant on the treasury
OF thls state for The amount named in said
certlflcate. and said warrant shall be paid
out OF any moneys in the state treasury
not otherwise appropriated, and said war
rant snail also be received in payment of
state taxes.
SEC. 4. Said commission shall not issue
any certificates herein provided for until
IL is satisfied said fbreS or lows are of the
standard herein named and made exclu-
slvely from material grown in this state,
ana said commission is empowered to make
such rules and regulations for said inspec.
zion: and call for such evidence and sam
pies to aid them in making said inspec-
tlons and for carrying out the provisions
OF this act, as it may deem necessary.
Approved March 20, 1886.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
PRESCRIBED FOR PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.
rs. B. No. A.

SCHOOLS.
rs. B. No. Al
An Act to Amend Section One Hundred
and Thirty, Chapter SiXty-twO of the
Session Laws of 1890, Entitled can Act
to Provide for a Uniform system of
Free Public Schools Throughout the
State, and to Prescribe Penalties for the
Violation of the Provisions Thereof"
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
That Section 100, Chapter 81, of the Ses-
sion Laws OF 1890 be amended to read as
follows:
SECTION 100. Every teacher in common
schools shall teach pupils as they are stuff
GENTLY advanced to pursue the same, the
following branches, to-wit: photography,
reading, spelling, writing. arithmetic,
language lessons, English grammar, geo.
graphy. United States history, civil govern
ment, physiology and hygiene, giving spe-
clal instruction concerning the nature of
and their effect upon the human system.
Physiology and hygiene, and the nature of
alcoholic drink, stimulants and narcotics,
and their effect upon the human system,
shall be taught as thoroughly as any
branch is taught, by the use of a text
book, to all pupils able to use a text
book, who have not thoroughly studied
that branch, and orally to all other pupils.
When such oral instruction is given as
herein required, a sufficient time mot
less tina fifteen minutes) shall be given
to such ora! instruction, for at least four
days in each school week. Each teacher
in the school in special districts, and in
cities organized for school purposes under
special law, shall conform to and be gov
erned by the provisions Of this section.
Approved March IL, 1895. =
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Approved March 10, 1895.
furnishing INTOXICATED PER
SONS.
III. B. No. 62.1

ID ID. NO. o..
an Aet to Amend Section 1915 of the Com
PIE Gi,ed u Laws y, Of Dakota, 1887, Being Sec
11Dn ? OF napier 81 of the Penal Code
Intoxicating Liquors. 9"'e u
BE 1t enacted, ETC.:
SECTION l. AMENDMENT Tbot Co
ton 1916 Of the Compiled Laws Of Ia sk oec-
iSS7, being Section s Of Chapter 81. Penal
CODE, be amended to read as follows.
> o9l6. Every person being found intox-
,Haeeu IN any public place is punishable
npon conviction before a justice Of the
8e ve Sn 1y a fne Of not more than twenty
h ha1 co wu,aa,s nor less than five dollars and
hne is paid, but snch Imprisonment snail
no. exceed n day! for every one dollar of
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08

SEC. 81. REPEAL All acts and parts
OF acts inconsistent with the provisions of
this act are hereby repealed.
Emergency %clause.)
Approved March 4, 1895.
PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM ExECU-
TON.
rs. b. No. AT
An Act to Amend Section 1872 of CHAPTER
IL OF the Code of Civil Procedure. Being
Section 5l36 of the Compiled Laws. Rs.
latlng to Property not Exempt from Exc
cutiOn. -
Be 1T enacted, ETC.:
SECTION 1. That Section 1872 of CHAPTER
IL of the Code of Civil Procedure. being
Chapter 51S6 of the Compiled Laws. be
amended SO as to read as follows:
SECTION 1872. Nothing in this chapter
shall be so construed as to exempt any real
or personal property from execution issued
on any Judgment rendered in any Dastardy
proceeding under Chapter 81 of the Code Of
civil procedure, neither shall it be so con-
strued as to exempt any personal property
from execution for labOrers' or mechanics
wages, or physicians bills except that alb
sol9tely exempt; provided, however, that
q physician in order to be entitled to the
benefits of this act, must be a physician
who has graduated at some reputable
school OF medicine, either of the United
States or some foreign country. or who can
produce a certificate of qualification from
some state or territorial medical society, or
who has been continuously engaged in the
practice of medicine for a period of ten
years or more; provided, that in,case of
physicians bills there shall also he EXEMPT
household and kitchen furniture, including
stoves of the debtor to ar amount not ex-
ceedlng four hundred dollars, and also two
cows; provided, however, that this shall
not apply to physicians bills contracted
before the passage of this act;. and further
provided, that the collection Of physicians
bills shall not be enforced by execution in
less than six months from the accruing
thereof, except when the debtor is about to
remove from the state. No exemption
shall be allowed any person against an ex-
ecution issued for the purchase one of
property claimed to be exempt, and on
which such execution is levied.
oEC.3: All acts and parts OF acts in con-
hlct with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed. :
Approved March 16, 1896.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
Approved March IA. 1S95.
KEPEALING A SPECIAL ACT.

An Act Repeating Chapter 20 Of tho snoo;o,
Laws OF Dakota Territory for the pVaer
1855, Being IAN Act Entitled An Act
rle,criblng the Duties and REGULATING
me Salaries of the County Treasurer and
FnGs pGnnt Desds for Grand Forks
Be 1t enacted, etc.;
,o SECTION !; REPEAL.] Chapter twenty
l2O) OF the Special Laws of Daknta |eI
ooiy LOT me year 1885, is hereby repealed.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
Emergency clause.
Approved March Z, 1895.
APPROPRIATION FOR NELLIE
MCDONALD. a-. .

IT. 8. NO. 14O.
An Act Making an Appropriation to Paw
Nellle mcdonald for Labor as Clerk for
commissioner of Railroads.
BE 1t enacted, ETC.:
SECTION L. That there is hereby appro-
pr,ated out of any funds in the state Treas
ury not otherwise appropriated, the sum OF
H by a ae 70 pay Nellie Mcdonald for
railroads during the year 1871. And the
state auditor is authorized to draw his war.
rant on the state treasurer for said amomnr
ana IN FAVOR OF said Nellie Mcdonald.
DEC =. An emergency existing in that
tnele Is no money appropriated for this
pM dose therefore, this act shall take
nnevs from ana after its passage and ap-
Approved March 10 1909 @
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
CREATING AN EMERGENCY BOARD.
rs. B. No. 69.1

rs. B. No. 69.]
An Act Making Boards of Trustees, Com
missiOners, Directors, Person or Persons
Liable for Amounts Expended in Ex-
cess of Appropriation and Providing
for Emergency Expenditures.
Be 1T enacted, etc.:
SECTION 1. PROHIBITING EXCESSIVE
EXPENDITURES N PROVIDING FOR
EMERGENCY.] 1t shall be unlawful for
rectOrs, person or persons having control
or management OF public institutions Of
the state, or having IN any manner what
soever the responsibility of disbursing or
expanding any money Appropriated by the
state, to either directly or indirectly, or in
any manner whatsoever, expend, or to
agree or contract to expend for the use or
amount in excess of the sum appropriated
for such institution or purpose, nor shall
any amount appropriated for any specific
purpose or fund be used for or transferred
to any other purpose or fund. Provided,
that when in the belief of any such board,
person or persons, an emergency exists,
and the interests of the state are jeopar-
died by reason of the exhaustion Of the
amount appropriated, or by cause for
which there is no provision of law, the
matter, with all relative facts, shall be re-
ferred to a commission consisting of the
governor. secretary of state and state au-
ditor, who may authorize the transfer OF
money from one fund to another fund, of
the same Institution or purpose, or who
may, in extreme cases, authorize money to
be drawn from the state treasury to meet
the emergency.
Sec. q. PENALTY FOR V1oLAT1oN.l
ANY board OF trustees, commissioners, d.
%rectors, person or persons violating the
provisions of this act shall be conformity
and individually liable for all amounts so
used or transferred, and shall forfeit his or
their Offices.
Approved February 10, 1896.
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any county having less than 5000 inhabi-
tants unless the board of county commits
sioners shal first authorize such appoint.
ment.
SEC. 81. REPEAL All acts and parts
OF th,s aces inconsistent with the provisions of
Emergency clause.)
Approved March 4, 1895.
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liable to pay such tax in his district and
collect the same as herein provided.
SEC. 5. Any person assessed and liable
to pay such poll tax who shall neglect or
refuse so to do for three days after sue
notice shall have been served upon him,
shall be guilty of a m~isdemeanOr and upon
conviction thereof before any justice of the
peace shall be punished by a fine OF not
less than five dollars.
SEC. T.. All acts or parts of acts %incOnsis-
tent with this act or in conflict Herewith
are hereby repealed.
Emergency %clause.)
Approved March Ia, 1926.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-08
SETTLEMENT IN COUNTIES.
TIL r No q

An Act Entitled IAN Act to Amend Sub
divisions Four az M Five (5) of Sec
ton. Two Thousand One Hundred and
Eorty.four (Section 2l44) of Chapter
twenty-five Chapter 22) of the Political
Code, Compiled Laws Of 1887, Relating
to Settlement and Support of the Poor
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
Section 2144, Chapter % of the Political
Code, Compiled Laws OF 1887, be amended
so as to read as follows:
SUBDIVISION 4. Every male person and
every unmarried female over the age Of
tWenty-one years, who shall have resided
IN any county in this state n year shall
gam a settlement in such county.
SEC 2: That Subdivision five (5) of Sec
tlon 2!44, Chapter % Of the Political Code,
Compiled Laws of 1857, be amended so as
to read as follows:
SUBDIVISION 5. Every minor whose par
.ents, and every married woman whose hus-
oana mas no settlement in this state, who
IN this state, shall thereby gain a settle
ment in such county.
oEc.S. All acts or parts of acts in con-
illct with the provisions of this act are
hereby repealed. u
Approved March II, 1896,
SANITARY IMPROVEMENTS IN PUB
Lie SCHOOLS.
rs. B. No. 49,
An Act Relating to Health and Decency in
the School Districts of this State.
Be 1t enacted, etc..
SECTION L. It shall be the duty of all
Doards Aof education and district school
boards having supervision over any school
dlstrlct OF this state, to provide Suitable
ana convenient water closets or priyies for
eacn OF the schools under their charge, at
least two in number, which shall be en-
ttlre!!y separate each from the other. and
having separate means of access. it shall
pc the duty of the school officers aforesaid
TO Keep the same in clean, chaste and
wholesome condition, and a failure to com
ply with the provisions OF this act on the
part OF boards of education and district
school boards, shall be sufficient grounds
for removal from office, and for withhold.
ing from any district auy part OF the pub.
TIC moneys of the state and the EXPENSE in
CURED by the officers aforesaid. growing
out OF the requirements of this act. shall
De a charge upon the district, when such
expense shall have been approved bv the
scho0l superintendent OF the county Within
winch the school district is located. and a
TAX may be levied therefor without a vote
of the district. 'o'o
(Emergency clause.)
Approved March Z, 1895, III
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-07-17
MAKING DIPLOMACY PAY.
John w. Foster the Most Talked Of Man
In Washington.

John w. Foster Is now the most talked
about man in Washington. He Is looked
upon as the most successful diplomatist
this country has produced In generations.
The rule Is that when an American Is at
tracted to the field Of diplomacy no must
have fat bank account behind him and q
Willingness to part with a good many Of
his hard earned dollars for the glory of
wearing title.
Mr.. Foster, on the other hand has made
diplomacy pay. He has grown rich In the
profession. For 10 or - years he has en-
joyed an income estimated as averaging
$50, 900 year and now his success as Dip
lomatio adviser to the China peace com
mission has brought him In small for
tune. Some wild estimates have been
made as to the amount Of Mr.. Foster 8
honorarium from tho Chinese government.
Figures az high as e250, 900 have beon
named, but have Trustworthy informa-
tion that the actual sum Is considerably
within $780, 900. Probably 1t Is CSC, 900 or
$4,000 In gold, but In addition to this
Mr. Foster will receive valuable presents
and decoration from the emperor.
asked Mr.. Foster II he would satisfy a
natural public curiosity concerning the re-
ward for his services, and he replied: 1T
Is not necessary the public should know
whether received $5, 600, $50, 600 or 800,
900. Reports of such things are always
greatly exaggerated. 1t Is enough for me
to soy that the Chinese government treated
me with great liberality."- Washington
Cor. Chicago Times H Herald.