Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-05-29
some ACTS PASSED By Legislature
New Laws That viii Be Of Interest to the
People Of the State


Approved March 10, 1905.
ASSESSING OMITTED PROPERTY.
Oh. B. No. 131-Burgum.)
An Act to Amend Section 1888 Of the Re
vised Codes and to Repeal Chapter LEG
of the Laws of 1903.
Be 1t enacted, etc.:
Section 1. That section 1888 of the
revised codes of North Dakota be and
the same is hereby amended to read
as follows:
Sec. 1888. Property Omitted From
Assessment. Taxes Not Collected to
be Added to Subsequent Years
Taxes.) The county auditor OF each
county shall keep book to be called,
assessment roll of property which
has escaped taxation" in which he
shall each year enter all property,
real or personal. which shall have
been omitted in the assessment OF
any previous year or years, or the
assessment of which shall have been
set aside by the judgment Of any
court. and such property shall have
thereby escaped taxation, noting
therein the year or years in which
such property shall have escaped
taxation as aforesaid; and such au-
ddtor shall present such assessment
roll to the county board Of equaliza-
ton at its first regular meeting in
July for review and equalization, and
said board of equalization shall there
upon, during its session, proceed to
eQualize such assessments and hear
all complaints that may be made
with reference thereto, and for the
purpose of equalizing the same shall
have power to change and reduce or
increase such assessments as it
deems just; and the county auditor
shall at the time of making the an
nual tax list, enter and extend against
such property so assessed, taxes for
the year or years in which the same
has escaped taxation at the same
rate and for all the purposes for
which taxes were levied upon prop
erty in his county in said year or
years designating therein the year or
years for which such taxes are so
entered in said tax list; and If any
taxes on any property liable to taxa
ton are prevented from being COL
lected Tor any year or years by rea-
son OF any erroneous proceedings or
other cause. the amount Of such taxes
which such property should have paid
shall be likewise entered and extend
ed upon such tax list, and all taxes
entered upon such tax list, under the
provisions of this section, shall be COL
1ected as other taxes.
Sec. 2. Chapter 1856 of the laws Of
1903, and all acts and parts of acts
IN conflict which this act are hereby
repealed.
Sec. 3. There being no ADEQUATE
provision for the reassessment of
property which has escaped taxation.
this act shall take effect and be en-.
forced from and after it's passage and
approval.
Approved March 10, 1905.
LEGAL NEWSPAPERS.
III. B. No. 2ol-Streeter,)
An Act to Amend Section 1904 of the Revised
Codes Prescribing the Reouirements ~
Newspapers Qualified to Do Legal Printing.
Be it enacted, etc.:
section 1. That section 1904 of
the revised codes be amended so as
to read as follows:
Sec. 1904. Requirements of News.
papers Qualified to do Legal Print.
lng:) Before any newspaper in this
state shall be qualified to publish anv
legal notice, or any matter required
oy law to be printed or published in
some newspaper in the state, or any
public notices for any county. CITY
or other municipality within this
state, such newspaper must have been
established at least six months, and
hereafter for one year. at least one
page OF the same actually printed at
the place designated in the date line.
and nave been in regular and continu-
GUS circulation during that time with
a bona ffde subscription list of at
least one hundred and fifty regular
and continuous subscribers. Such
newspaper must contain at least four
pages Of five columns to the page.
said columns to be not less than
eighteen inches in length and twelve
ems plea in width, with not less than
four columns of reading or news mat
ter; or must contain eight pages of
Tour columns to the page, or it's
equivalent, the columns thereof to be-
not less than twelve inches In length:
provided, that in counties where there
Is no newspaper published having the
above prescribed qualifications, any
newspaper at the county seat OF said
county shall be entitled to publish
said legal notices even though it may
not have been established ax
months; provided. further. that i'm
counties in which no newspaper ia
published any notices required BY
law to be published may be published
IN a newspaper printed in an adjoin-
ing county having a general cfrcula.
ton in said county. It shall be the
duty Of the owner or publisher of
every legal newspaper In the state
to send to the state historical 60
ciety OF North Dakota, to such ad-
dress as shall be designated by the
secretary thereof, two copies Of each
issue of such newspaper. ,.,,
Sec. 2. Emergency.
Approved March II. 1905.
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