Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1920-07-29

nonresident land spectators, while
actual on-the-land farmers were denied
loans. The proposed law follows:
"Section L. The Bank OF North
Dakota shall make real estate loays
cnly to actual farmers who are resi-
dents of this state
"Section 2. All acts and parts of
acts in conflict herewith are hereby re-
pealed."
BY the provisions of the fourth pro-
posed law. persons Obliged to publish
legal notices in such matters as mort
gage foreclosures, probate proceed
ings, bank statements, ETC., would not
be compelled tc publish, them in the
county, official parar. They would be
authorized to publish them in any le-
eal newspaper. County official no.
tees. and notices of an official nature
by cities, towns, ETC., would still be
subject to the county official paper
aw. The proposed measure is ,an
amendment to the newspaper graft law
passed in 1918, and is as follows:
"Section 1. Tha t Section of
Chapter l87 of the laws of the state
of North Dakota for the year 1919
be amended and re-enacted tc read as
follows:
"Section s. Defining duties of
such Official newspaper.) Such official
newspaper as shall be chosen by the
voters in said county as the state,
county and municipal official newspa-
| per therein, shall publish all official
proceedings of the board of county
commissioners in said county and all
other notices and publications that
are now required by law to be pub
!ished by county officers; all publica-
tions of every nature that now are, or
may hereafter be, required to be pub
lished by state officers, elective or
appointive. Provided, however, that
in organized cities, tow:.s and villages
where no official newspaper is pub
lished, said city, town or village,
board, council or commission may
designate an official newspaper for
the publication Of such notices and le-
gal publications as are now or here
after may be required by law for said
cities, towns and villages, including
legal notices and officiaRstatements CT
the schools within such cities, towns or
villages where the state, county and
municipal official newspaper is pub
lished such official notices and legal
publications as are now or may here
after be required by law to be pub
lished, shall be published in such Of
fetal newspaper.
Board of Administration Law
Under the terms of the fifth pro-
posed measure, powers of the state
superintendent, confscated by the
board Of administration in the face of
the declaration contained on the bal
lot when that board was created that
the powers of the superintendent
were in no manner affected, would be
returnsd to the superintendent.
To accomplish this an amendment
to Section 11O9 is proposed, prescrib-
ing powers Of the superintendent. The
proposed law reads:
"Section I. That Section 11O9 Of
the compiled laws of the State of
North Dakota for the year 1918, be
hereby amended and re-eEacted to-
read as follows:
Section 1109. (Prescribe courses
of study. He 1.-THE superintendent
shall have charge and supervision of
the certifcation of teachers, stand
ardization of schools and uniformity of
text books, examinations fer eighth
grade and high school pupils and
preparation of courses Of study for.the,
several classics of courses Of public
schools. at
"Section 2. 2All acts and parts Of
acts Inconsistent herewith are here
by repealed. y