Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-07-01
will be enforced through bureau
of the State agricultural college.

will be enforced through a bureau
of the State agricultural college.
A new oil inspection law takes ef-
feet, changing the oilsstests and per-
hitting the introduction of western
oils to the state. The new military
code also takes effect today, repeal
ing the old law and enacting an en-
tirely new statute for the govern
ment of the state militia, whose an
nual appropriation has also been in
creased to $25,000
The terms of supreme court at
Grand Forks and Fargo are abol-
ished by bill that takes effect to-
day, and the terms of court Will
hereafter be held at the state capl-
toll. The supreme court is therefore
permanently located, and no term
will be held elsewhere unless the
court should so direct.
1t is unlawful hereafter for any
person to solicit orders for the ship
ment of liquor from any person IN
the state, except from druggist
having a permit to sell liquors, and
the law prohibits the soliciting OF
orders for delivery either inside or
outside the state, avoiding techn1-
cal feature Of the old law. 1t is also
unlawful for a newspaper to publish
for liquor, so that
page ads of breweries, and live To-
Gals setting forth the merits of small
or large cold bottles will disappear
from the columns of the state press,
unless some publisher should bring
a test case and show that the law
was unconstitutional, and as the
revenue from such advertisements IN
the state is not great, it is not likely
such an action will be brought.
Another law forbids the publication
by any person of questionable medi-
cal advertising, such as is resorted
to by quacks and fakirs to the delu-
sion Of the unwary or for the abet-
ting of unlawful purposes.
The sale of adulterated cigarettes
is prohibited and an adulterated
cigarette is set forth as cigarette
containing any other substance than
tobacco. Here again the activities
of the State agricultural college ex-
perts are called into use to deter
mine what cigarettes are adulterated
and what are not. The sale of ciga-
rettes and tobacco to minors is pro-
hibited altogether.
Automobile drivers will have to
stop when signaled by the driver OF
any animal, and wait until the AMI
NAL driver gets by. A wave of the
hand is all that is necessary to stop
an auto hereafter, unless the driver
of the auto wants to get jagged and
fined.
The new hotel inspection law pro-
vides for the more rigid supervision
Of inns. Eight foot bed sheets are
provided for, at least two towels to
the room-length of stay uncertain
to be taken up and beaten
at least once a year-fire escapes OF
prescribed dimensions and numbers,
and other requirements. The new
drug permit la walso goes into ef-
feet. This does away with the Pc
tition feature to be signed by resi-
dents and puts the granting of per-
mits into the hands of the district
court. They may be revoked by the
court on proper showing of abuse
of the privileges granted by the per-
NIT. Inasmuch as it takes thirty
days to advertise, the month of July
will be dry month for the drug
gists and for this month there will
be no place in the state where II
quor may lawfully be obtained.
The anti-miscegenation law takes
effect also today. Labor day is now
a legal holiday. The use of dinkey
cabooses is prohibited by railroads.
A new dairy law takes effect, provid-
ing for the creation of a dairy de-,
partment in the department of agri-
culture and labor and the appoint
ment of dairy commissioner and
deputy with general supervision
over the dairy business of the state.
A bill regulating barber shops pro-
vides for the sterilization of instru-
ments before application to any per-
sons, such sterilization to be done ac-
cording to rules prescribed by the
state board of health.
AN EDITOR AT 500.
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