Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1912-02-09

fund to be used for the following and
no other purposes, to establish free
reading rooms in places where access
sable to working people, free billiard
rooms pool halls or bowling alleys,
free parks and Fairgrounds for chill
dren Of the working class, free theatres
or lecture rooms or auditoriums to be
used as public forum, and providing for
places of education or amusement or
entertainment designed to supply the
place of the saloon as the working
man IS forum while out of work or with
leisure for an evening, and at which
places no liquor shall in any event be
sold.
b. Persons employed in running the
dispensary, to have their wages upon a
sliding scale, so that the wages will
be automatically higher when the
sales are less, and a system of fines de-
Quoted from the salary of the person
in charge for each case of drunkenness
in his district during his salary term.
c. Providing also that as the de-
mand and occasion for the dispensaries
decreases the city discontinue them,
but not to discontinue to use any Of
the other institutions once established,
for which there is any public demand
by use, without an ordinance submit
ted by referendum, and also to provide
the necessary funds to carry on the
institution designed to take the place
of the saloon or dispensary out of 9th
er and regular revenue channels.
d. Providing rigid regulations as to
open fronts to buildings in which sold
that it be not sold on any general pay
day night after six clock, prohibiting
its sale by any private person except
as wholesaler to come municipality Ell
titled under the law to sell it, prohibit
ting it's sale to any man whose wife OF
other dependents will make affdavits
Of abuse by him, or non-support by
HiiiI, anu LUZ JIG culoICeLlcHt VI Iuics
against treating and giving it away
at any place except at the home Of
the doner to transient guest or mem
Der Of family, to be enforced by appro
pirate penalties.
No. "a. That the exemption allowed
by law be raised to read one Thousand
($1,O00) dollars.
No. 25. The creation Of a count,
office called office of workers advocate
the duties to be bringing action TO
and defending litigants with less thai
the legal exemption.
No. &c. Provision to increase tn
time of redemption of mortgaged prop
erty on which there has been fore
closure to read two years.
Proposed Legislative Program.
To the State Convention, Socialis
Party, North Dakota:
Comrades:-
First-A bill for a law providing TO
an eight hour day for all workers uI
on inside work. Failing that BIZ
for all women and children worker
and upon all public work within tn
state.
Second-A bill to amend the stat
: laws in garnishment actions, to pr
vent the bringing of such actions e,
cept in cases where the amount Of il
} deptedness is $50 or more, and in cas-
of the plaintiff failing to recover thu
amount in the action, or that the cas-
is one in which the exemptions are a
lowed to defeat the recovery of th
money or property held under the pr
cess, then in either case the costs al
to be taxed aaginst the plaintiff.
Third-A bill to amend the law s
as to compel all locomotives in th
service in this state to be equippe
, with electric headlight.
Fourth-A bill for law to provid
; for the payment in cash of all raj
l road employees who are discharged :
l the time of discharge, and in case T.
: failure so to do, making the railroa
I comnanv liable for fnl1 tima at fu