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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
FEEDHAS
INCREASED GREATLY
Two and One-HaIf Times as
Much as in 1929 Being
Fed to Livestock

Fargo, N. D.. Dec. IA. survey
made Of 10000 farmers and $4,000
mills. elevators. commercial poultry
men and other uses of wheat indi-
Gates that about two and one half as
much wheat Is being fed in the
United States as was fed last year.
says o. M. Fuller, marketing spe-
cialist of the agricultural college.
The survey was made by. the U. S,
department, Of agriculture and it is
estimated that 236 million bushels OF
wheat will have been fed livestock
by July /, 1881. compared with 90
million bushels last year.
1.-The fact that the United States
had b severe .drouth this year and
in many sections the corn crop was
q complete failure makes, these
figures look reasonable" Fuller be-
lieves.
Last July the nation had on hand
ATS million bushels of wheat. The
1890 crop amounted to $40 million
bushels. That makes a tota.
supply of Ills million bushels
Allowing for the. indicated amount
to be fed to stock and usec
for seed, and flour manufactured foa
domestic use and export to date,
balance of 230 million bushels !:
available for export between now ane
July / and for carryover into thu
| next crop year."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
N. P. and G. N. Argue
On Proposed Branch

Helena, Mont. Dec. 15.-(P-Offi-
Gals Of the Northern Pacific and
Great Northern railways. chambers
Of commerce. representatives of ele-
vator operators and farmers assem-
bled today for the opening Of the
Inter State Commerce Commission
hearing On the petition of the North
ern Pacific to be allowed to build a
24-mile branch from Woodrow
Northward to a point near Bloom
field.
The Northern Pacific contends this
feeder is needed to assure adequate
development Of Central Dawson
county. The Great Northern insists
such a feeder. ending less than Is
miles south Of Hickey, terminal of its
line from Sidney, would detract
enough traffic to make that branch
scarcely profitable.
The Great Northern also maintains
that II any extension of eastern
Montana lines Is made it should 60
west toward Jordan from Hickey and
the Northern Pacific terminal at
Brockway.
Frederic D. Mccarthy. assistant
general counsel, heads the delegation
of the Northern Pacific officials. The
Great Northern group is under the
leadership of F. G. Dorety. vice
president and general counsel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
SALE

Notice il hereby given that. default
has been made in the conditions of
that certain mortgage made by
Charlie Young and Chas. =. Faust OF
kota, mortgagors. to The Minneapolis
Threshing Machine Company, an in.
~corporated company, mortgages, dated
the Sth day Of August, 1925, to secure,
One note dated August !. 1925. due
interest at 5 per cent per annum;
M note dated August =, 1925. due
interest at =; 5 sy per cent per snnum:
n which mortgage was duly filed II
the office Of the Register Of Deeds OF
the County Of Burleigh and State OF
HAHssn isss. a. sn s: ~ o ;sta da x. % Gf
and which said chattel mortgage was
duly assigned to Minneapolis-Moli
Power Implement Company, a cor
following nature. to.wit: failure OH
the part. Of the said m~ortgagor 10
pay the Indebtedness secured by said
chattel mortgage at the time the same
became due and payable. and that on
thereof has heretofore and does here
by elect to- declare the entire indebt-
edness as Immediately due n pay
able; and that there is claimed to be
TIL notice the sum of i've hundred
one Dollars and sixty-four Cents
($601:64) for principal and interest.
And that said mortgage will be
f~oreclosed by a sale Of the personal
property in such mortgage and here
matter described at public. auction
agreeable to the statutes in such case
made and provided at the farm build
1ngs on the Southwest quarter (SWA)
OF Section Twenty -seven CID, Town
ship One hundred thirty-seven U31
Range Seventy-six (76) situate in
Burleigh County. North Dakota, (that
peing where said property is now To-
Sated' ana It being Of such size and
moved at h hour Of two O'Clock
on the 23nd day Of December, 1880.
Inat personal property which will be
sold to satisfy said chattel mortgage
is described as follows. to-wit:
One "Minneapolis' steel Jr. sep
h ineh re wlth s sm Inch s sy1iHde r,i g
trucks under same with geariess
straw stacker, complete with all
belts, parts n attachments;
Ohe Garden City band cutter and
feeder, Number 1341, complete
with all parts and attachments;
one "Minneapolis" gearless stacker
One main drive belt 1s5 feet long
6 INCHES wide I ply canvas:
one Garden City weigher. Num-
/, Dated this 18th day of December.
MINNEAPOLIS MOLINE POWER
IMPLEMENT COMPANY,
49,. a corporation.
- Assignee of Mortgagee.
Holt. Frame & Miles, Attorneys for
assignee OF MORTGAGE, Fargo. North
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NOTICE OF CHATTEL MORTGAGE
SALE

Notice is hereby given that default
mas been made in the conditions Of
Gshha ar,ie certain Tnn mortgage made by
state Of North Dakota al saris,Sa y n Y;
The Minneapolis Threshing Machine
Company, an incorporated
mortgage, dated the 10th day Of June.
aszS. to secure the following Indebted
One note dated August 8, 1925. due
October !: 1925, for $4,000 with
One note dated November IL. 1895
y september Is, 1925. for $4,000
Win interest at 3 per cent per
One note dated April 10, 1926. due
October l. 1926. for $4,000 with
interest at 8 per cent per annum:
% 9ct "6ts G !. fss7 AH for ; 8 ,aosSs' v d9s
interest at 8 per cent per amin
and which mortgage was duiy fiIei
IN the office OF the Register Of Deeds
ot me County OF Burleigh and state
July, 1926, at 800 O'clock A. NJ, and
which said chattel MORTGAGE was duiy
assigned to Minneapolis Moline Power
l And Mhins dG9mRa1y, 2 cooperation.
nature, to-wit: failure On the part Of
me said m~ortgagor to pay the in
secured by said chattel
mortgage at the time the same be-
lame ecn que and payable, and that on
thereof has heretofore and does here
by elect to declare the entire indeht-
edness as Immediately due and nav
aple; and that there is claimed to BE-
this notice the sum OF Two Thousand
ana eighteen dollars and eighteen
tercst. ""~ !"
And that said mortgage will be
property in such mortgage and here.
matter. described at public aucfion
agreeable to the statutes in such case
mace and provided at the farm build
OF %fs se On ! one southwest quarter (sWA)
ship one hundred thirty-seven (IS7l.
range Seventy-six (76), situate n
burieigh County. North Dakota, Chat
catn9S wnere said property is now To-
bulk that it cannot conveniently be
moved at the hour OF 2:sO o'clocE
~. on the 22nd day of Decemher
1 w;,i ahat personal property which
| wit: "' Ao''o"s' TO-
One minneapolis" four cvl,nher
vertical Type B oil tractor 1880
Kated Horse Power Farm Motor,
fixtures. equipments, parts ana
attachments; ~
One four bottom Lacrosse Il inch
engine gang pillow;
Ihree IA inch breaker bottoms and
shares:>:s-. "
EoNr ~ inch stubble shares.
Dateo TINS 18th day Of December,
! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. POWER
| IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
a corporation. :
-, Assignee of MortEaree.
1aoil, Frame & Miles, ATTORNEYS for
assignee Of MORTGAGE. Fargo, North
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
Population Gain Was
Smallest in History

North Dakota'S increase In popula-
ton. as shown by the 1880 census,
was the smallest In the states history,
both numerically and from the per-
centage standpoint, according to data
compiled by the Commerce DEPART
nient which conducts the decennial
nose.count.
The population on April 1, 1880 Of
6oO,845 represented a gain Of 33,973
since 1920 OF So per cent.
There are four cities in the state
having a population Of 10000 or more.
Bismarck, fourth in size, increased
from 7,122 to 1900. an increase Of
55.7, the greatest percentage gain
among the larger cities. Fargo now
numbers 28,6l9, showing an increase
OF 30.3 per cent, Grand Forks has
l7,l12 with a gain Of 22.1 per cent and
Minot shows an increase Of 6S.7
which Is just under that reported by
Bismarck.
There are SO counties and, of these,
50 show q varying increase from o.
per cent in Billings county to Alt
per cent In Sioux county. Cass is
the most populous Of the counties
having 48,735 Inhabitants and Bill
lngs county Is the most sparsely set
tied with q population Of S,140 with
in an area OF l.l6s square miles.
A list Of incorporated places In
North Dakota includes 326 cities.
towns and villages.
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plant has a maximum capacity of
1900 tons daily. The production In
the six months of cold weather aver
ages 1000 carloads q month. The
biggest month this year was October,
with 1852 carloads. For the summer
season the output is cut to 200 car
loads a month. Most Of this coal is
marketed In North Dakota, east Of
Mandan. A considerable part Of 1t
is shipped to Minnesota and South
Dakota.
The big strip mine gives employ
ment to 10 men. The coal at this
mine Is loaded into pit cars by means
Of a steam shovel. Four trains of
such cars hauled coal to the tipple,
where the shaker screens divide 1t
into four kinds-lump, furnace, nut
and screenings.
Several underground mines in the
same locality produce a total tom
mage about equal to the Colliery COM
pany and employ about the same
number OF men. The largest Of these
are: Kamins Coal company, employ
ing 20 men: Gunderson Coal COM
pany. Is men; william Martin, 10
men; the Haggarth mine, eight men:
the Engbrecht mine. five men. The
biggest record In coal shipments at
Zap was n day last winter when 73
carloads OF Ignite were billed out.
superintendent H. M. Graves, of
Zap Colliery company. Is authority
for the statement that 1t Will require
at least Is years, with a normal in
crease Of output. to exhaust the pres
ent workings. There are millions Of
tons Of the highest quality Of Ignite
IN the hills bordering ZAP to the
north and south, and 1t probably will
require 10 to so years before 1t will
become necessary to tap these in
exhaustible deposits of fuel.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
REDEMPTION

State OF North Dakota, County of Bur-
office OF County Auditor, Bismarck.
To Katherine L. Durham, c/ADunham
Lumber, Co., 40S Rosser Ave., Bis
marck, n. D.
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF land hereinafter described and
which was assessed in your name for
9th day OF December, 1924, duly sold.
as provided by law, for the delinquent
taxes OF the year. 1928, and that the
time for redemption from said sale
will expire ninety days from the com
pleted service of this notice.
Said hand is described as follows:
Northern Pacific LIST. Add'n-East
2I3 OF Lot 8. Block :, Bismarck,
Amount sold for. ss4.s4.
subsequent taxes paid by purchaser.
$5S6.9S.
Amount reagired to redeem at this
In addition to the above amount
you will be required to pay the costs
Of the service OF this notice and in
terest as provided by law and unless
you redeem said land from said sale
before the expiration OF the time for
redemption as above stated, a deed
thereof will issue to the holder OF
the tax sale certificate as provided
by law.
this 9Th day Of December. 1880.
A. G. ISAMlNGER.
Auditor Burleigh County.
tSealp North Dakota
tFirst publication December s, 1880.
12jS-1S-22
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NOTICE OF CHATTLE MoRTnAcx
SALE

Notice is hereby given that defau,,
mas Deen made in the conditions OF
- "a F,,,s rtain mortgage made by Chas.
North Dakota, mortgagor.- to The Min.
neapolis T%hreshing Machine COMPANY.
q corporation. mortgages, dated the
f foin gay OF March, 1923. to secure the
One note dated March 30. 1879. du.
October l: 1923. for $4,000 with
md imtsiest at 8 per cent per annum:
h IN n, wniSh mortgage was duly filed
Of the V Gount0 OF IL the Register Of Deeds
~ Nor6h Dakota on the 4th day of
may, 1929, at $3.50 O'clock A. NJ. and
wnicn said chattel mortgage was duiy
i aaHfnee 70 minneapolis. Moline Power
And which default is Of the 'i folioWfns
nature, to-wit: failure on the nsrt ~
sae a ! ~mortgagor to pay the fndebt.
Guess secured by said chattei mort
y n payable, and that on :cc"nt
OK such default the holder thereof has
seretoiore and does hereby eiect a.
ueciare the entire Indebtedness "a Inn
there is cf HI ! ana payable. and that
mortgage at the date Of. this notice
Ins sum OF Two hundred sixtv.three
UGiiars y forty Cents ($2es.1oS To-,
principal n interest
Loreclosed by a sale Of the PERSONA
property in such mortgage and here
agreeable to the statutes in such case
maze and provided at the farm buiid-
ings on the Southwest quarter tsWM ,
or or SECTION Twenty-seven (s7l, Town,
fn,p One hundred thirty-seven (lS7).
RanEe Seventy-six (76) situate IN
sh sIns County, North Dakota. Chat
ta5ea' n It being Of such size and
n%ix that it cannot conveniently be
n. on the 2and day Of Decsmber.
viz Mi1G nat personal property which
mortgage is described as follows. to-
VII: one minneapolis" 1 cy. vert. oil
tractor 1880 Rated Horse Power
Farm Motor. Number SAFE, compiete
WIN an fixtures, equipments. parts
1880. DD'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. POWER
IMPLEMENT COMPANY.
a corporation,
Assignee Of Mortgasee.
Holt. Frame & Miles, Attorneys 70,
assignee Of mortgage, Fargo. North
Lakcta.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
NOVEMBER BUSINESS
REDUCTION SMALLER
Than IN EARLY FALL
Due to Lower Volume in Novem.
Der, and Small Rise
This Year

Business in the district during No
vember continued to be in smaller
volume than a year ago, but the re-
duction was not as great as in the
earlier months Of the fall. This was
partly due to a lower level Of business
in November last year than in the
early fall months of that year, and
partly due to a small rise in the Level
Of business in November this year
Bank debts were 18 per cent smaller
in November this year than q year
ago. OF the SO cities reporting bank
debts. II reported increases over the
volume in November a year ago. In
October only 6 cities reported in
creases. and In August and Septem-
Der only Ia cities reported increases
in bank debts over last years figures
The increases In bank debts were al
most entirely in the mixed farming
region Of central South Dakota, Min
nesota and western Wisconsin. Some
cities also reported a larger volume OF
bank debts than in 1928.
The majority of other business in
dexes showed declines in November as
compared with the same month last
year. For the country check clearings
index the decrease was IL per cent
and for freight carloadings in the
first two weeks of November the de-
crease was "a per cent. Decreases also
were shown IN building permits and
contracts, mining activity, livestock
receipts, and department store sales
Increases occurred in electric powel
consumption in the eastern part Of
| the district, in flour and linseed prod.
uct shipment and grain marketings
The estimated cash value Of farm
products marketed in November was
II per cent smaller than the value Of
marketings in November last year. De-
creases occurred in, all estimated
items, the smallest decreases occurring
In durum wheat and hogs. Prices Of
! all important agricultural products II
the district were lower In Novembe,
than q year ago.
The estimated value of important
farm products marketed in thu
ninth federal reserve district follows
Pct. NOV.
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School Notes
Clear Lake

Clear Lake
Margaret and Mary Albert were the
only ones having perfect attendance.
Students are trying to keep the
health rules for the health chore
books and r having posture tests
every day.
The seventh and eighth grade pu-
pills have just finished reading
Christmas Coral" and have made q
report IN 1t.
The school earned $40 from our
Halloween program. Most Of it was
used to get q rythm band. which con.
sists of bells. rhythm sticks, castinets,
clogs. cymbols and tamberines.
The pupils have started to learn
songs and recitstions for a Chr,stmas
program for next Friday. Our par:
tents are invited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
Funeral Rites Held
For Me- lusky Pioneer

McClusky. N. D., Dec. l5.-Funeral
services were held for Christian Rath
Sr.. one Of the pioneer residents of
this community who died Xpddenly at
his home on Wednesday.
The Raths had been living In Ana
moose for the last few years. Mr..
Rath died at his farm home north
east Of McClusky.
Christian Rath sr. came to Ana
moose In 1850. He was married to
Dcrothea Eisenbrey In 1887. He leaves
10 children: Fred. Katherine. Jacob.
Phillip. John, Carl. Emil. Helena,
Matilda and Benjamin. The Raths
lived In South Dakota before settling
In Sheridan county.
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A N PHONE SYSTEM

New York. Dec. l5.-{PEM Fa-
Their Knickerbocker's children must
learn the vocal pause. Under a new
system each telephone central office
will be designated by a digit as well
as q name and one must wait a bit
after pronouncing the exchange be-
fore going ahead with the number.
The exhanges will be subdivided be-
cause Of lack Of suitable names under
the dial system for new ones.
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NOVEMBER WEATHER
GOOD FOR LIVESTOCK
Only Poultry and Turkeys Were
Lost During Blizzard
Late in Month

Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 49,
Weather conditions were favorable for
cattle and sheep during November.
according to the Dec. l range and
livestock report for North Dakota by
Ben Kienholz, federal agricultural
statistician at Grand Forks.
November precipitation was rs
inches above normal. Considerable
snow covers the ranges and the daily
temperature was rs degrees above
normal OF a monthly mean of 28.8 as
against the normal mean of 26.3 for
the month.
No losses to livestock were reported
for the state from white freeze" or the
blizzard which occurred during the
latter. half Of the month, except to
poultry and principally turkeys. Most
of the range states have experienced
some seasonal storms, but nor have
been sufficiently severe to cause loss
es through death from exposure.
Ranges
Sixty-nine per cent of the report
crs in North Dakota believe that
range prospects are from good to fair
while the others report them as poor.
The condition figure for the state Is
"A which Is four points below the 78
a month ago. Condition q year ago
was 70 and the f~!ve-year average Is
81.2. In South Dakota, the range IS
fair; III Montana it Is quite generally
snow covered. and yard feeding is
necessary. Wyoming shows a gain
Of 2 points In her range condition due
to moisture.
Cattle and Calves
North Dakota cattle showed some
shrink during the month as indicated
by the reporters. This may be due
to the fact that during the period OF
the storms 1t became very difficult
to properly care for the stock and adj
just them to yard feeding. However.
they are In good condition, the shrink
Is seasonal and not due to Any food
or water shortage. Condition Is 50;
IS a month ago; IS a year ago and
87.2 the five-year average. South Da.
kota, Montana and Wyoming report
their stock In good condition and the
same holds for the western states
with a few thin punches here ard
there due to insufficient forage. The
condition figure on caslle fol The
western states Is SO, So a month ago,
"a a year ago and 80 the five yea:
average.
Sheep
North Dakota sheep shrunk along
with cattle dropping from 81 a month
ago to IS as compared with 81 a year
ago and 1913, the five-year average.
In South Dakota, Montana and
Wyoming the sheep are going int,
the winter in good condition.
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: The Khyber Pass, in Afghanistan,
Is the principal pass into that country
from India. It Is about 80 miles long.
A mar in Woolwich. England, has
built himself a coffin and sleeps in it
every night Ito get used to the feel
Of IT," he says.
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MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders Of the First National
Bank Of Bismarck for the election of
directors for the, ensuing year will be
held at the bank between the hours
Of II and II o'clock a. m. on Tuesday.
c. 3. LITTLE, Pres.
=. 12/15-22.2S; US
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About one-quarter Of 1reland's male
population consists Of bachelors.
More than 80 per cent Of the men
between the ages Of Is and 80 are
unmarried.
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The shortest navigable route from
San Francisco to Manila. p. l.. Is
1894 miles.
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ping Association, Medina.
Sheldon Cooperative Marketing AS.
ISOLATION. Sheldon.
NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

Of North Dakota
In compliance with Section 1922 OF
the Complied Laws of North Dakota
fol. 1913. I hereby certify that the
have forfeited their charters, which
have been cancelled on the records
Of h Department Of State of the
State Of. North Dakota for failure to
1880. as required by Chapter T.
Civil Code. Compiled Laws OF North
Dakota for the. year 1918, and
amendments thereto.
Dated this LIST day Of October; 1880
Secretary of State.
Foreign Corporations Cancelled
October 1, 1880
American Bond and Mortgage Com
American Bibrolithic Corporation,
Wilmington, Della.
Arnold Construction Company. st.
Associated Department, Inc. Chicago,
Dyer and Brother. ". J.. st. Paul,
Drayton Investment Company. Cham.
berlain. s. D.
Ea stern Montana Light and Power
Company, Glendives Mont.
Feithouses Company. J. A.. st. Paul,
Foshay Corporation. The. Whining
Great Northern Express Company.
GrSber Company. John D.. St. Paul,
HastInE, Industrial Company, Chi
Hf fsRn, ! LUMBER Company. Water
Hennepin Mortgage Company, Mime
apolis. MINI. -"
He s.. Chimney Company. The. Chi
Kisne Farms. incorporated. Kennedy,
L:spen Fiber Company. crookston,
hinnsseta loan and Trust Company,
Mid:Plane Sales & Transit Co.. Will
Mians:ess Motor ao; EXPIRES. Company,
Nd INC, M~lnnsapolis MINI.
MeGaun Webster Elevator Company,
Northwest Theatre Circuit. inc. 81.
Paul. MINI. 1900
Northern Air Lines. Inc, Wilmington
Norshern Investment Corporation,
Pioneer OIL and Gas Company. Poplar,
National Oil Company. Minneapolis,
Pratt Corporation, Minneapolis. MINI
Patterson Hotel Company, Bismarck.
Wilmington. Della.
Red & White Chain Stores, I~ncorpo.
rated. Minneapolis, MINI.
Stems. Helmer. & Schaffner, Incor-
porated. st. Paul, MINI,
Standard Construction COMPANY. In.
co~rporated. Minneapolis, MINI.
Sisters of the Order OF ST. Benedict.
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can.
Thomas Guthrie Construction Com
United Securities Company, Chicago,
Universal Wireless. Communication
Coz. Inc. Buffalo, N. Y.
! securities Company, The. Pierre,
White Eagle Oil and Refining Com
pany. Kansas City, Mo.
Atwood and Company, incorporated,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Betty Baer Frocks of Minot. Chicago,
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IN II -*T-H|
-+N*RY? |

By putting a certain letter IN place Of
each Of the dashes and another certain
letter ia place Of each Of the stars. you
can form . sentence. Just Two letters
are ussd-one for the dsshes and one
fm the stars.
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tStickler Solution Cd Editorial paeeD
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Total Of seven
items $3.50. $43,259,O0O
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NOTICE OF CANCELLATION

: In compliance with Section 4632 Of
the Compiled Laws Of North Dakota
for 1913. 1 hereby certify that the
following named domestic corpora
lions have forfeited their charters.
which have been cancelled on the
records Of the Department Of State
Of the State of North Dakota for fall
ure to file the annual report for the
year 1890, as required by Chapter -.
Civil Code. Compiled Laws of North
Dakota for the year 1913, and
amendments thereto.
Dated this LIST day of October, 1890.
(Great SeaD ROBERT BYRNE.
Secretary Of State.