The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-02-25

ana feaAd Impractical before chang
| i1s IL some other system.
TIE daaaces Of passisg u intta,.
tive all sretereadun bill ct sthla So,
s1aA are very remote ana trnless the
! aelsfs. q the Aossa aaA1Sy aelr
judgment q those nsssdrsS an Of
taen will be indefinitely postponed.
The house refuses to pass BIN
whfda permits Of CONSTITUTIONAL
aneAaAelts and ths selsts will
aet pass enc without that provts-
! len and 1t is not thought that tAsy
will agree ON eitaer one or the
ether. sH;;-
Secretary Of State Blaisiell Sc.
cured the introduction Of bill.
which has been recommended to
pass, whtoh provides for the placing
Of all foreign corporations o. tho
mas footing as Domestic esrpsra-
Many other 'sills Of reat import.
aaee have been introduced among
them .be1ng the following
Requiring all public warehouses
to clean all grain before grading
sane.
! Dividing the state int Northern
and southern congressional districts.
| The establishment Of county agri.
cultural and training schools and
to, be maintained Jointly BY the
state and the county In which es-
tablished. ..&
Regulating the sanitary conditions
in barber shops. hairdressins and
nanicuring parlors.
Relating to bounties for tree
plating. ..... j.
Relating to deposit OF securing
with the insurance commissioner
by domestic life insurance compan.
les. f.
Regulating the practice of Mid
wifery.
i The cancellation OF druggists per.
nit to sell intoxicating liquors and
placing it on the same footing and
basis of distribution by physicians
the same as any other drug.
i Regulating the practice in county
courts having increased jurisdiction
! Relating to Free Public lbraries
j Regulating the maintenance o
barns, stables and other structure.
for the keeping of animals within
the residence portion Of cities o,
villages.
u Asthe fittieth day Of the 18th as
sembly will have passed when they
assemble on Tuesday no more bill.
can be introduced without the un
animous consent Of the house which
they are introduced and very few
I new bills are expected.
;. Mouse bill No. 2s1 mas been intro
duced by the committee on public
printing. and seems to be abou,
right. The bill is presented ii
readable English, and no printer
can mistake its intent. The rates
for legal printing would be 2ractic
Tally the same as those designated
| by the present law, with the excep
ton Of tabulated matter. This IL
to be, paid for at double the regu
lar rates. This is right. It costs
just double to set tabulated matter
The bill is good one and the
newspaper boys should use thei,
influence and see If 1t cannot be
!, passed The bill follows:
i Eleventh session, legislative as.
sembly of North Dakota. House bill
No. 2s1. The committee on public
printing introduced the following
bill:
A Bill-For an act to amend sec
ton 1920 of the revised codes Of
1905, relating to legal rates for puo
LEGATION of legal notices. Be 1t en-
acted by the legislative assembly Of
the state OF North Dakota:
1. Section. Amendment.) Tia,
section 1920 of the revised codes Of
1905 be amended to read as fol
lows:
i Section 1920. In all cases where
publication Of legal notices Of any
kind is required or allowed by law
| the person or officer desiring such
publication shall be required to pay
Z cents per counted line Of nonpar
| ell type for the first insertion and
i 1 cents per line Of nonpareil for
each subsequent insertion; or )
cents per counted line Of BREWER