The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-06


itcrs In excess Of the amount that
will be paid In course OF liquidation
OF closed banks should be paid by
the state speedily. and to that end
the Liquidating Board is empowered
termining the validity Of depositors'
advance Of the final liquidation OF
such banks: and II may pay In adj
vance OF such LIQUIDATION such part
to be just and expedient.
Section 8. This article shall be
construed as q separate. distinct. and
additional article to the Constitution
feet the right OF the state to incur
Indebtedness for other purposes as
now provided by the Constitution.
and when any bonds issded here
under have been paid they shall not
Cured in their place.
Section 3. In the month OF August.
1929. and each Of the four succeeding
years. the state Board OF Equallxat ton
eoa levy s.a certify tn 9 the vso1s
the dollar OF the assessed value OF all
taxable property in the State Of
North Dakota. which tax AZ collected
shall be set aside as fund for the
the bonds herein provided for. At
the regular session OF 1898 the legis-
lature shall by law provide for the
levy Of a tax upon all taxable prop
the interest upon and pay the bonds
issued hereunder when due. which
tax shall be In addition to all other
taxes authorized by tho Constitution.
In case 1t tho failure Of the legisla-
session. the Board OF Equalization
shall continue to levy the said tax
OF one mill annually until such legis-
lation has been provided.
t. Il ths
self-executing.. and shall be imme-
diately carried out. but the legisla-
ture shall pass laws to facilitate its
operation and shall appropriate the
thereof. Until such appropriation
shall have been made the Liquidating
Board may meet its expenses out of
any funds accounted for by the De-
po.ttors' Guaranty Fund Commission.
Section IL. Speculation in deposit
tors claims shall be unlawful and
any purchase Of such claims for spec
ulative purposes shall be void.
Section IL. In the event OF any
Court should declare any provision or
part Of this Constitutional Amend
ment invalid for any reason, or should
declare the same invalid as applied
to any class Of deposits, such adjudi-
cation shall not affect the validity Of
this amendment or its applicability to
other classes OF deposits.
In Witness Whereof. I have here
unto set my. hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the State at the Capt.
ond day OF October. 1928.
ROBERT BYRNE.
(Seal Secretary Of State.
For the purpose OF the election te
be held on Tuesday the 9Th day OF
November. 1928. the following pre-.
cincts and polling places were estab.
iished according to law and the fol
Precinct No. wild Rose Town
| ship. except Lots 3 and in Sector
:. all Of Section s and all OF Section
II: Lot : in Section. and all Of Sec
ton 1e-137-75, vote at achoolhous(
No. !: Observation-Disclosures Town
ship Board OF Supervisors.
Precinct No. 2-Long Lake Town
ship-137-76 and Lots and in Sec
ton !. all Of Section $. s and Z ant
Is in Township 1875. vote at school
house in Moffit. Inspector-Chair
man Of Township Board OF Super
Precinct No. s-Morton Township
137-77. vote ut schooihouse. Inspec
tor-Chairman Of Township Board o
Supervisors.
i Precinct No. 4-Telfer Township
1878. vote at schoolhouse. Inspec
tor-Chairman OF Board Of Super
visors.
i Precinct No. 5-Missouri Township
1870. vote at Eldridge schoolhouse
nspector-Chairman OF Board OF Su
pervisors.
Precinct No. Effort Rice TOWNSHIP
1880. vote at schoolhouse. Inspec
tor-Chas. Swenson.
i Precinct No. Lincoln Township
1880. vote al schoolhouse. Inspec
Il tor-Geo. w. Hedrix.
Precinct No. Apple Creek Town
ship, 1879. vote at schoOlhouse In
spector - Chairman OF TOWNSHIP
Board of Supervisors.
Precinct No. 9-Royd Township
1878. vote at schoolhouse. Inspec
tor-Chairman OF Township Board o
Supervisors.
Precinct No. 10-Logan. Township
1857. vote at schoolhouse No. /. In