The Washburn leader., 1908-10-30


Attorney General
8. hngsey T. o'connell conner dsm tsn
Commissioner of Insurance
Z. c. Cooper rep
Com'r. Agriculture and Labor
W. c. Gilbreath rep
John Harvey dem
Commissioners of Railroads
0P;N Anderson rep
| w. H. Stutsman
II; Deagherty den,
| Louis G. Schell -
Judge Dist. Court 9Th Dist.
State Senator 35th Dist.
]. E. Davis ~ rep
G.. G. Forbes dem
Member House of Representatives, 35th Dist.
A1ei johnson tdHaspnon dem lem
State Senator 10th Dist
+. $: Neal rep
NJ. +. Mlnehan dem
| Member House of Representatives 46th. Dist.
John a. Johnson rep
John a; McCutcheon dem
John a. Beck rep
F..J. Callahan dem
ps;,, CSuntyy z Audi Auditor uon
Joseph Tiebel dem
County Treasurer
j. John gaHSlle1 J. Bellies rep
Clerk of Court dem
G. o. Raugust rep
Adolf Wacker rep
States Attorney
J. E. Nelson rep
County Judge
G. Olgeirson rep
August Liebig dem
Superintendent of Schools
c. E. Eberly rep
Minnie johnson dem dem
Public Administrator
S. A. Falconer rep
County Surveyor
Franz Breitzman rep
1ss: ssT?issiSsss :! SsSsSsia I Dist. rep
es5sa eemmissSSoner SahisS Dist. dem
"; N, Bickley dem dem
Assessor 1st Dist.
John Wagstrom rep
Assessor End Dist
Assessor q srd Dist. fep
Jacob Weisser rep
Constables
?. N. Langbell rep
VIM. NJ. Mclaughlin ;"
Jacob P. Keim I"
T Ed; ! Risaoar Safeasan dem
j. II. Regier /"
justices Of Peace
H.. X. Freitag rep
John knalson
A. c. Ranard {"
II Il. & e Mills h1lsn dem
John Raines N9 ("
Individual Nomination..
Representatives in Congress
Frances Cooper
E. ID. Herring
Judge of Supreme Court
A. g. Brastrup
Governor
L. E. Dow la 4
:, Lieutenant Governor
Secretary 81 State
State Auditor
NJ Brumwell
State Treasurer
supt Of Public instruction
A. E. Bowen
Attorney General
Arthur LeSueur
Commissioner of Insurance
coWmm3issioner Wa3al, of Agriculture and Labor
Commissioner of Railroads
Herb Carruthers
F. ". umbreit
NJ. 9. Wartenbe 80 q,
state Of North Dakota ,be amended SO as to
read as follows: ~
I Section 49, The supreme court shall con.
slst OF hve Judges. majority of whom shall
6e necessary to form quorum or pronounce
decisiop but one or more of said judges may
adjourn the court from day to day or to q day
certain. 81
That's ction 1853 of the constitution of the
follows: 70 3. =
Sec. 1853 Minimum price Of state lands No
land shall be sold for less than the appraised
value and n M no case for less than ten dollars
per acre. The purchaser shall pay one fifth
ot the price, in cash and the remaining four
ffths g follows One fifthin eyears and one
OF not less than six per centum, payable an
nually In advance. All sales shall be held at
the g -uaty se IT of the county in which the
land to be old is situated, and shall be ut pub
sixty days advertisement Of the same in q
newspaper Of general circulation in the vicini-
ty OF the lands to be sold, and one at the seat
OF government. Such lands as shall not have |
been specially sub.divided shall be offered in
tracts ct one quarter section. and those SO sub
designated for sale and not sold within twoI
years after appraisal shall be re.sppfaised be.
fore they are sole. No grant or patent for any
such lands shall issue until payment is made
Tor the same; provided, that the lands CON
to taxation from date 81 such 'cs contract. mt In
case the taxes assessed against any of said
first Mondav in October 81 the following year
then and thereTpon the contracts of sale for
Of university and school lands became null aud
VOID land NO such contract herato fore made
shall be; held void tor non.paYn19nt Of taxes
acCuring on the lands tescrib bed therein pro-sl
ytded, snch taxes shall have beenS paid abelQrel
this amendment kes effect;