The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-01-13

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containing than IL of per cent Of alcohol makes
unlawful for any to sell manufacture any ntox
cants and prohibits advertising of utensils used in the
manufacture of it. .. w.: |.a#
tmakes illegal to receive solicit either in person.
or through employees.
The rooms in which it is sold, are declared common
nusances and officials empowered to take possession
of he closing them for year and destroying personal
property
when they used for liquor purposes.
The penalty is increased For first offenders, fine of
not less than $500 than $1,000 and Imprisonment
for not less than 80 days, than year is i'm
posed For the second and every successive oense the
penalty imprisonment in the state penentiary for not
less than year, or more than two.
North Dakotas gallery of fame at the state historical
society will include such as Chief Rain -theFace,
Chief Sitting Bull Chief Gall and other Indians whose
prominent in the early history of the state
Photographs of 30 Indians were presented to the society
by D. F. Barry SUPERIOR Wis., but formerly of Bismarck
Among the treasures of the Historical Society is the
ceremonial dress of Chief Sitting Bull recently presented
by his widowed squaw in compliance with death bed
quest.
John Steen, state treasurer, announced today that he
would start to call on the hail funds in the state bank by
issuing warrants gradually Before deciding this action
Mr. Steen said to have informed Director General Cath
that he would not draw nthem if he furnished
er from him stating That they ~ coS t not be pa Mr.
letter asking that the funds in the state bank only be
drawn in when badly needed There is 100000 now
deposit IN
Bismarck, N D., Jan. Ex-senator H. H. McNair, of
Tra introduced bill in the senate creating board OF
aviation examiners and making it necessary for avators
Ito get license
A joint committee was appointed to draft suitable
resolution in memory of Judge Engelrud.
Representative Maddox of Benson unsuccessful
in his attempt to have the rules of the house suspended
and his bill calling for appropriation of $4,000 for the
conduct Of the attorney generals office to July 1921
given third reading.
Mr.: Maddox, in making the motion, said it was i'm
perative that the money be appropriated at
needed in the railroad rate and grain grading
Watt of Cass said that he understood there were
the same statement.
Patterson Of Renvile league floor leader supported
Maddock Kitchen of Slope, Billing, Golden Valley-Bow
man. doubted the advsabity of suspension Of rules. He
said the house supposed to be dgned and august
body and that the rules had been carefully drawn up to
safeguard legislation
Speaker Twiche called Anderson of Burleigh to the
chair and took the floor He declared that he could
no reason for passing it at any time
Bauer of Sioux had the days record yesterday for in
PRODUCTION of bills including house bills and Z.
One provides for continuance in court where
either party to the action members of the legislature
and the other is aimed at stealing OF horses and cattle
which has been plague in the western part of the state
It creates county branding officer who is given fee of
5c head for examining the brands of CATTLE horses and
mules consigned for Shipment and it makes it unlawful
for any railroad to accept consignment Of horses cat
tie or mules without first securing certificate from the
face evidence of facts rected penalty of $1,000 pro-
|vided for violation of the law.
J. D. Wilde, of Grand Forks, secretary of the North
Dakota Billiard Hall Association who is here today for
meeting of association representatives from all the
state declared that the legislature will be asked for bill
providing for license fee of $50 for vendors of cigarettes
D. C. Poindexter the state auditor, has paid the
warrants for $7716 drawn in favor of F. A. Pike Twin
City attorney for services in the AZ tax payers suit and
other Carl Kositzky former auditor independent
had refused to honor the warrants the ground that the
|services not needed The suit brought to test
rated by the nonpartsans. Mr.. Pike employed by
Gov. Frazier.