Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-05
NOTE.-lf mixtures called baking powder aFs
offered you 1T lowe price, remember
they are mostly made from alum, .
metallic acid deletcri0uS 10 health. :

offered you 1T lower price, remember
they are mostly made from alum, .
metallic acid deletcriOus 10 health.
the revised codes 81 1905, providing
that stenographers in courts ofkrec-
ord shall transcribe: all testimony and
records in each case Judiciary.
House Bill No. E216,, Traynon-To
establish and permanently fix the
state fair at Devils Lake II Ramsey
county and making an appropriation
therefor and tegrepeat sections 1906
and 1907 Of tie revised codes for the
year 1905. The bill provides that If q
corporation is organized with capt
tai stock of not less than 100000,
known as the North Dakota Fair as
| ,sociation, is created before the first
day of August, 1910, by citizens of
Devils Lake, and Ramsey county,
such association shall receive the ap-
preparations Of $1,000 for buildings
and $4,000 annually. State affairs.
blouse Bill No. ZIG, Garden-An act
for the inspection of fermented and
spirituous liquors, malt liquors, wines,
elders and all beverages manufac-
tured, sold or offered for sale as
substitute for: Intoxicating liquors.
and providing for the appointment of
a state inspector and deputies, pre-
scribing their duties, designating
Their fees and escribing rules and
regulations for such inspection; pro-
viding for the payment and DISPOSE
ton Of such fees, providing for, pen
alties for the violation of this act
and designating ports Of entry where
liquor shipped into this state shall be
inspected. lit provtdes} that the gov
ernor may appoint an inspector at a
salary OF $4,000 per year and as many.
deputies as may be necessary at a
yearly salary of $1,000. Temperance. !
House BilrssaN 217 ,S& Chatfield-f
Amends section 2432 of the revised
codes for 1905, providing for the pub
fishing of all records and proceed
ings Of the board of county commits
sioners. Provides that all county pro-
ceedings shall be paid for at the rate
of twenty-five cents per square and
tabulated matter at double the legal
rate, whether the matter shall be pro-
ceedings of the commissioners or: not.
State affairs.
House Bill No. 21S, Aasheim-
Amending section 1913 Of the revised
codes for 1905, relating to assess.
ment books and BLANKS, real property
subject to assessment. and the meet
ing of assessors. The measure amends
the present law in that no real estate
occupied as public highway, by or.
der fanny county or township board
shall be included in the assessment
and taxed as part of the. adjacent
lands. Taxation and laws.
House Bill No. 219, Traynor-
section 4, chapter 80. OF the revised
codes for 1905, relating to the chang.
ing Of the limits of cities. The meas
ure provides that the limits may be
changed by Petition signed by not
less than three.fourths of the legal !.
voters of a city, township or village
Corporations other than municipal.
~:* Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 46, Diblev. re]at,nu
TO the execution and acknowledge. ]
ment by member Of a partnership
OF instruments affecting liens unon
real estate. /
House Bill No. So, Thompson oftMc. I
Lean: Authorizing the state engineer
TO receive and receipt for all field I
notes, maps. records and other papers !.
appertaining to land titles to the sec. i
rotary of state and becoming the cus. 4
todian OF such records. Y
>, House Bill No. 116, Kneeland: Re.S
lating to the boundaries and term. "a 4.
tne court in the Fifth Judicia, di.. 4
trict. %%% : : : - = q Z, y
I" Committee Of Whole. ss.s
luz mousse resolved itself into Z (,
committee OF the whole and the .s al 4 7
lowing bills were considered, Mr.. Gn.. I
pens being called to the chair. 80
House Bill No. SO, Skinner ii \ ~ !.
recurring operators OF steam threah. 4 /.
ing engines to give bond or rarr, =, il.
sutance TO cover damage caused hv 4;
ares originating from steam thre.h. \
Ing engines. : - e 1.s NJ
I'M, rms measure was reported for in. &
uennl'e postponement by the commit. n
zee 70 whom 1t was referred, and y
.ueIe was great deal Of Opposition u
70 the measure by a r,mhar Q, - Il n
Continued o. pass /.