The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-03-09

t0U Tor farm loans, but the board,
while 1t had originally set aside $780,
600 tor that purpose has arranged to
Tor $60,3O0 for farm loan purposes
igor 10000 fer farm loan purposes
but was only awarded s14,1o0, the
largest amount OF any OF the coun-
ties.
Auto Licenses.
Licenses for automobiles were ia
sued by the secretary OF state today
to the following:
47S-W. T. Hawk, wolford.
479-G. 4. Lysengen, st. Thomas.
$50. III. Brown, St Thomas.
4s1--Sutterlin & Thexton, st.
Thomas.
4S2-Chas, Pemherton, st. Thomas.
$50. S. GanssIe. ST. Thomas.
4sa-Sveinbjorn johnson, Cavalier.
4s5--C. II. johnson. Dwight.
4s6-M. r. Olson, Dwight.
Ask. @. Adams, Cavalier.
Ash. J. Wyiie, LarimorA.
Secretary OF state Norton desires
attention called to the fact that the
law requires those who desire auto
licenses to file q regular application
together with their fees. Lately a
ufnbe over the state have applied
simply by letter, and without the reg
ular application duly sworn to con-
siderable delay and annoyance occa-
sions.
Shipping Documents.
Document Clerk Anderson in the
secretary of states department has
his hands full this week in shipping
documents. The 1911 Blue Book is
being shipped out for the rural
schools Of the state. Under the new
law of the last legislative session the
] books are sent to the schools
through the county superintendent,
who is required to file with the sec
rotary of state a requisition for n
blue book for each school in his
county. The requisition is a certi-
ned statement of the number Of
schools in each county. The journals
OF the proceedings of Cowan impeach-
ment trial are also being sent to the
members of the house and senate of
h last legislative session, and 9TH
ers as provided for under the reso-
luton adopted by the senate. The
journals are bound in leather AMI
mad two volumes. Registration
books and blanks are also being sent
the assessors by the secretary uf
state for the listing Of the voters.
Each voter is required to certify to
the assessor what is his political at
nllation and sign it twice, otherwise
he may bep reverted from voting at
the June primaries. After the asses
sor has gathered the list of voters IN
his district he is required to o D
the names together with the political
party each belongs to in a book similar
TO the regular registration book, and
aiter the names are listed the assessor
files his books with the county auditor.
Would Transfer Bonds.
The board of control has asked the
emergency board to transfer $500 nm
used money for the purchase of addi.
tional land, and a balance Of $500 UNI
used in he building school fund al
the school for deaf at Devils Lake
for an addition to the barn and a silo
at that institution which will cost
$4,000.
Number of Visitors.
Curator Fish of the historical So
clety a a busy day yesterday enter
tanning visitors who called at the ex-
hlolt rooms as follows: Minnie Cal
lahan n Albert Tough of Linton;
Roy A. Fitch Of Napoleon; q. ii. sin.
nes' OF Devils Lake; N. s. TaMor OF
Center; G. j. Page of Carl Aaton:
John Young of Berlin; o. Nc
kechney Of Concrete; S. w, Elaub.
INC P. l.. Doubaurtt Of Leroy: n. n.
~Creoenthal of scribner, Neb.; G. A.
robinson of Bismarck; Miss Winni-
fred Newman of Pettibone, and ]. n.
Sawyer of Glendive, Mont.