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Temple Rebekah lodge will give
card party Saturday at 241 East
Ohio street, Room 403, Holiday
building.
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u. S. Government Bonds

BIZ nited Press
New York, Nov. CLOSING Liberty
(Decimals represent 32nds).
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nue. and Vermont
street.
His death raised
the total of traf-
f1c fatalities in
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Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC RETAu PRICES

The following prices represent quota
lions from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. cash discount of rs cents per ton
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NUPTIAL CONSENT is
GRANTED TO GIRL, 13
Prospective Bridegroom Is Only II;
Parents Give Sanction.

By 2 NILfu PT6SS
FALL RIVER, Mass, Nov. "A
girl of Is and a youth of II have
received the permission of the pro-
bate court to marry here. They are
Josephine Vasconcellos and Henry
Carvalho. Both received the con-
sent of their parents.
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Gordon Cites Apathetic Capital

The bankers also have begun to present some real
arguments for revision Frank Gordon president of
the association, supplemented his set speech to the
extent of saying, "A reservoir of money that be
translated into Jobs for nainns of nennla being
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-... NOV. 2
Net Balance for Oct. 81. s9o9, 161, 293 81
Misc. Int, Rev. Rcpts........ 2182, 400 IL
customs recps Lmo. to dt.l.. 81 937. 56l 81
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by Blyth & Co.. Inc.l
Daily Price Index
BIZ I Hited Press
.sso-l932 Average. /,
.tBy Abbott. Hoppin & CO..

NEW YORK, Nov Dun & Brad
streets daily weighted price index Of 40
basic commodities. complied for the United
Press.
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BY ABBOTT. Hoppin & Co,
Foreign Exchange

BY Abbott, Hoppin & Co.
Nov. l.
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British Prod Moscow
For Holding Subjects

London, March 16.-(Re The 0fave
view the British government tahoo q
the arrests o. six British subjects con.
nected with the Metropolitan-Vick-
eFs company In Moscow was pointed.
" peeoented to I. NJ. Maisly, Soviet
Ambassador, at the foreign office
Thursday By w. A. Van sittart, m
attache Of that office, In the abeenco
q the foreign secretary, Sir John
Simon.
eoviet delay n detailing chargeG
against the British subjects and IN
affording facilities for their defense
continued to b regarded seriously 81
Downing oxeet.
The house Of commons Thursday
awaited Z further statement BY stan.
ley Baldwin. president Of the oolin.
eli, whether Ambassador 16aisty, dur.
ing the foreign office conSerence, waa
able to satisfy tho British demands.
Stanley Baldwin, president o4 the
council. said In the house Of COM
mons wednesday that strong repre-.
sensations would be made to the Sow.
let government concerning the crave
view the British government takes Of
tho arrests Of six Britain subjects
who directed the work Of the elec.
trical company, Metropolitan-v ickersL
In Moscow.
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Why Get Up Nights?
Make This 25c Test

rhysic the bladder as you would
The bowels. Drive out impurities and
excessive acids that cause irritation
burning and frequent desire. Get q
10 test box Of BUCKETS, the blad-
der physic, from any drug store.
After four days II you are not re-
Aeved Of getting up nights go back
and ct your money. BU-KETS. con-
tanning buchu leaves, juniper oil, etc.,
acts pleasantly and effectively on the
bladder similar to castor oil on the
bowels. II you are bothered with
backachs. or leg pains caused from
bladder disorders you are bound to
Tel better after this cleansing and
you get your regular sleep. Halls
Drug Store and Finney's Drug Store
~ BU-KETS Is . best seller.-Ad-
vertisement.
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g. b. 14e-Trout Of Renville: Re-
peals old law relating to closing Of
schools upon consolidation Of schools
In certain districts Of state.
8. B. l77-Wog OF Golden Valley:
Fixes salaries for treasurer In COM
mon q consolidated school districts.
8. b. 179-Burkhart Of Ward: d.
reefs board Of administration to elm
mate duplication and coordinate
courses Of study In state educational
institutions.
8. B. 2l7-Cducation committee:
Establishes state equalization fund
with halt to 60 to public schools and
other half to school districts for
school relief"
s. B. 222-Thorson OF Hettinger:
Permits border school districts to pay
tuition for students attending high
school across state line.
8. b. 236-Whelan Of pembina
Prohibits changes In text books Of
tener than once In three years.
STATE AFFAIRS
H. B. 17-Piper Of Mcintosh: Makes
nepottsm unlawful In state office.
H. B. 20 Shurr OF Bottineau: Gives
states consent to federal government
to acquire land for forests II neces-
sary.
H. B. 6e-Committee on cities: Pro-
vides for establishing OF rental sewer
systems.
H. b. 70-Committee on cities: Pro-
vides additional powers for cities.
H. B. 98-C Carlson Of 0riggs-Steele:
Provides yearly examination by state
examiner Of books Of public admins
traitors and other county offices.
H. b. 99-Carlson Of Griggs-Steele:
Provides sheriffs, clerks Of district
courts and public administrators must
deposit funds with county treasurers.
H. B. 105-Syingen Of Bottineau:
Prohibits state auditors and examin-
ers from setting interest charge &C.
count on amounts invested In public
buildings.
H. b. 107-Crockett and Hill Of
Cavalier. Svingen Of Bottineau and
Sundby Of Mclean: Authorizes prison
to make coffins.
H. b. 1l0-Sundby Of Mclean:
Compels brokers to furnish county
auditor with names and addresses Of
purchasers Of bonds originating in
the county.
H. B. 138-MuuS and Peterson Of
Ward: Provides for removal Of city
managf/s within six months after be-
Ing named.
H. B. 146-Hill of Cavalier: Per-
mitS governor to remove workmen's
compensation commissioners without
cause.
H. B. 147-Hill Of Cavalier: Abol-
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Resume Of Bills Sent to Governor for
Signature By North Dakota Lawmakers

0ditoess Note: This list COM
p1eteB The tabulation Of meas.
ures passed by the recent North
Dakota legislative session. The
1lrst half Of bills passed WAS pub
11esed Tuesday,
~ In Associated Rrees)
SC4OOLS.EDUCATION
= ,. 1-Niewoehner Of McHenry:
Reduces tuition for nonresident high
school pupils.
Il. B. 1l-Odegard Of Trail: Reduces
minimum OF land school boards may
acquire for school sites.
=. j. 27-Ealconer Of Burleigh:
Lowers fees for making school land
leases.
II. B. 7-odegard Of Trail and
Lillehaugen Of Walsh: Provides for
regular monthly meetings Of school
boards Of common school districts.
II. B. 0-Erickson Of Mclean, Kap-
fer Of Kidder: Lower school trans
portation fees.
y. 3. so-Nelson Of Ward, sundby
q Mclean: Makes optional payment
Of tuition In model schools.
u. b 226- Schauss Of Morton: Pro-
vloeD form Of warrant for school
funds.
Il. b. l5l-McManus Of Rolette
Provides for transfer Of school lands
to international peace gardens.
=. B. 20l-Patterson Of Ward, Lynch
Of R3chland: Provides free tuition for
Orphans Of war veterans.
4 b. &3-Aljets Of Wells. Twict1ell
Of Cas-, Homnes Of Divide and SWEET
Of 0idder: Provides machinery for
administering poor relief.
.. b. 12l-Murphy Of Walsh:
Changes name Of feeble minded
school to Grafton State School,"
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ishes state hotel inspector.
81. B. 167-Place, Noben and olsoG
Of Billings, Bowman. Slope, anf
Golden Valley counties: compeb W
Of native oil and gas In state insejtu'
tionS where price y comparable K
same products from out Of state.
H. B. 168-swett Of Kidder, Twich'
ell Of Cass, flanagan Of 0tutsman
Homes Of Divide: Creates board d
budget review.
H. B. ls2-s olberg Of williams: Per.
mits state courts to delay action o.
judgments or other actions affecting
farmers or farm homes.
H. B. lS4-Twichell Of Can, Aljetl
of Wells: Extends duty Of board o.
audits to compel audits Of al statt
boards, bureaus, commissioners.
H. B. 202-Fitch Of Cas-: Amend
existing law to permit municipalities
to issue bonds for funding Of out
standing indebtedness incurred prtos
to 1888.
H. B. Carlson Of Griggs-Steele
Compes bonding Of city officials with
state bonding department.
H. B. 206-Carlson Of 0riggs-9teele
Empowers cancellation Of warrants
not presented to state auditor In three
years.
H. B. 2ls-state Affairs Committee:
Makes It unlawful for city boards ia
Issue bonds without two thirds vote
Of people.
II. B. 2l6-state Affairs Commit
tee: Proposes amendment to constitu-
ton to permit consolidation Of office
Of county Judge and clerk Of district
court in counties Of $1,000 or less.
H. b. 22o-Place and Noben Of Bill
ings Bowman Slope Golden Valley:
Makes pipe lines common carriers un-
der jurisdiction Of board Of railroad
commissioners.
H. B. 23l-Fitch and johnson Of
Cas-: Repeats law providing for re-
call Of elective officers In cities using
commission form Of government.
H. b. 242-sundby Of Mclean.
Endres a Sioux: Provides for old
age pensions.
H. b. 244-Anfinson Of Rolette:
Transfers department Of weights and
measures from food commissioner TO
board Of railroad commissioners.
H. B. 249-Anfinson Of Rolette:
Provides for centralized regulatory de-
partment.
H. B. 276-Patterson Of Ward, An
derson Of Logan: Changes personnel
Of board Of trustees Of soldiers home.
H. b. 277-Flannigan Of Stutsman.
Lillehaugen Of Walsh, Peterson Of
Mountrail: Transfers work Of capitol
commission to board Of administra-
ton.
H. b. 2eo-Twichell Of Cas-, SWEET
OF Kidder, Homes Of Divide, Ajets
Of Wells: Centralises poor relief ad-
ministration.
H. B. 3l4-Place and Noben Of Bill
ings- Slope Bowman and Golden VAL
ley: Prohibits granting Of gas fran
chises without provision that percent.
age of native gas must be used when
possible.
H. B. -Owings Of Burke Divide:
Defines Ignite coal for rate making
II. =. S4V-CoT&00 OF 0I1GgS.Svee1e:
Provides board Of administration shall
make all purchases In accordance With
u. 8. bureau Of standard speca1lca.
lions.
H. B. 3lo-Agricultural Committee:
Limits amount OF statistics to be
gathered BY assessors.
8. B. 2o-olson Of Barnes: Abolishes
state immigration department.
s. B. 1ll-Matthaei Of Wells: Re-
peals law prohibiting smoking In
cafes.
8. B. 142-Whelan Of Pembina:
Makes optional examination Of rec
ords Of county officers 1t end Of
term.
8. b. 145-Miklethun Of Barnes:
Provides all receipts OF municipal
plants to be kept In separate funds.
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to redeem when tax title was -
s.B. 9e7-Fine Of Benson and Burk
hart Of Ward: Imposes tar on whole
sale price Of cigars and tobacco.
8. B. 270-Brostuen Of Mckenzie
Greene OF Stutsman, Times Of 0rans
Foeis: Imposes increased income tan
.. ,. 3a3-Hamilton Of McfIenry
Requires county commissioners to 70.
tire outstanding drainage warrants Il
pay Z Just amount Of drainage assess.
ments against tracts acquired b
county by tax title.
8. b. 200-Towler Of Cas-, Matthae
Of Wells. Prohibits county official
from purchasing property at tax sales
9. B. 316-Erickson Of Kidder: pro.
vides tor sales tax.
Q. B. 32o-Delayed bills committee
Permits payment Of real estate taxel
IN lnStallments.
q. =. 963-Hamilton Of McfIenry
Miller Of Mcintosh: Sets up regula.
lions for establishment Of liQuog
stores Il federal prohibition laws art
oSBO0oVNae
APPROPRIATIONS
Il. B. 3-Appropriates 41,147664. q
for executive, judicial and Legislative
departments Of state government.
II. B. -Appropriates 80 for erect.
Ing headstones over graves Of former
service men.
II. 3. 5-Appropriates $500 for bur-
ial Of inmates Of prison and state
training school.
H. B. 7-Appropriates $45,ooo foe
maintenance Of national guard.
II. B. SAppropriates so, 900 for In
surance tax to fire departments.
H. B. l3-Appropriates 81, 238 for
school for blind.
H. B. l4-Appropriates $s5,77s for
school for deaf.
II. B. l5-Appropriates $ol. ~ for
Tuberculosis sanatorium.
II. B. 16-Appropriates $751; ,6o6.2o
for state prison.
II. B. 1e-Appropriates $e5,ooo for
hospital for insane.
II. B. 20-Appropriates $4,000 for
insane patients In state at large.
H. B. 2l-Appropriates $523, S23 for
state university.
II. B. 22-Appropriation for motor
vehicle registration.
H. B. 23-Appropriates $374, 1854 81
for state college.
II. B. A-Appropriates $1,702.53 70
pay Burleigh for expense in connec-
ton with George Arnet case.
H. B. 25-Appropriates $4,000 for
state college extension division.
II. B. 26-Appropriates $6e, 333.0l for
state college experiment stations.
II. B. 36-Falconer Of Burleigh: APP
propriates 1900 to pay L. J. Wehe Of
Bismarck for professional fees.
n. B. l52-McA6anus Of Rolette: APP
propriates 4l1,200 for purchase Of
land for international peace garden.
H. b. Goodwin OF Morton: Per-
mits extension Of state training sewer
line with appropriation OF 5000.
II. B. 203-Thompson Of Burleigh:
Appropriates $1,000 for establishing
tannery at state prison.
II. B. 209-Godwin Of Morton: APP
preparation for revaluation Of public
utilities.
8. b. 12-Appropriates $4,000 to
Florence Crittenton home.
3. B. l3-Appropriates 81, 1000 for
wolf bounties.
9. B. l4-Appropriates $4,000 for
North Dakota children,s home.
8. B. 15-Appropriates $500 for
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glanders. dourine fund.

glanders-dou fund.
g. b. 16-Appropriates $4,000 70
bovine tuberculosis indemnity fund.
g. B. 1e-Appropriates $22,S20 To-
livestock sanitary board.
8. b. 1s-Appropriation TOR voca.
tional education and rehabilitation.
g. B.. 20-Appropriates 31362o to-
state historical society.
8. b. 9-Appropriates 92Sl0 1oa
department Of public health.
3. B. .23-Appropriates @7,9o6 to
coal mine inspection.
.. B. s7-Appropriates eloy0oo ~
North Dakota House Of Mercy.
8. B. 38-Appropriates 42y000 1oE
premiums on bonds for state officials
8. B.. 39-Appropriates $4,000 to-
state board Of auditors.
%. B. 40-Appropriates 4725 tor vet
Urinary medical examiners.
q. b. 4l-Appropriates $1,6O0 foe
care Of feeble minded In state q
large.
s. b. A-Appropriates $4,000 for
state contingency fund.
s. b. 45-Appropriates $4,000 Tor
st. Johns orphanege.
8. b. A6-Appropriates $70,096 Tor
capitol buildings and. grounds.
8. b. 47-Appropriates $3.50 for
child welfare.
8. B. 4s-Appropriates 800 Tor re-
lease Of insane patients.
8. B. 60-Appropriates @3.SS2 tor
minimum wage department.
8. B. 61-Appropriates @13Sl0 tor
state seed department.
8. B. 62-Appropriation for veter-
ans service commissioner.
8. B. 66-Appropeiates 4200,3lo tor
training school ct Mandan.
8. B. 67-Appropriates 100000 for
state highway department.
8. B. 68-Appropriates $l21, 1e4 for
game and fish department.
8. B. 6o-Appropriates @o7.400 for
workmenS compensation bureau.
8. b. 73-Appropriates 90, 1e6 for
Bottineau School Of Forestry.
8. b. N-Appropriates @lo3, 00l 81
for Valley City Normal.
8. B. 75-Appropriates 41l6,0oe for
Dickinson Normal. 81
8. B. 76-Appropriates $lS7;s7S for
Miuot Normal.
g. B. So-Appropriates $12s,0l4 for
state school ut Grafton.
8. B. 8l-Appropriates 476,4oo for
Wahpeton science school.
8. B. 62-Appropriates @64,7A for
Elendale Normal.
8. B. 03-Appropriates $l01 ,ol7 for
Mayville Normal.
8. B. l67-Appropriates $4,000 for
North Dakota soldiers home.
8. b. 225-Appropriates 1850 for
miscellaneous refunds Of state treas
urer.
8. B. 233-Appropriates 1900 900 for
state equalization fund.
8. B. 245-AGiklethun, Barnes: Pat
ten, Mountrail; Times. Grand Forks;
Olson, Barnes; Wog. Golden Valley:
Provides 1885,, 900 appropriation for
charging power plant ct prison with
clause delaying work II power com
panies give power ct rate Of two cents
per kilowatt hour.
g. b. -Simonsou Of Steele: Ap-
propriates $1,000 for bee inspection.
H. b. 2s7-opdahl Of LaaGoure:
Permits state to issue not to exceed
e. 900 In bonds to cover certtfi-
Gates Of indebtedness for creation Of
q revolving fund and appropriating
$4,000 to cover nec4ssary expense.
H. B. 331-F1annigan Of 6tutsman,
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have planned - long to make. How
dressed up they win Be. for each ono
shows the buGy little Dutch Girl at
her different daily tasks. Outlino
stitch In blue = most Appropriate, but
various colors may b used. Rerfor-
ated pattern good for hundreds Of
seampanSs. number Ce6S1P With sul.
3lcasnt Wax. included tree. 70 stamp
several sets, ~. wax treusSer 80
tam Of the seven designs, Oo6olT. ~.
IArge. yard square. Tine ahoorhent
muslin stamped one for each day 81
the week, number CoSelN, Of etomp.
- On about l7x24 inch red a. BIZ
checked toweling. Oo6olO, either ~
Of seven with floss included. q n.
Order By mail only. Allow Q week 70
ten days for dslivery. Addroag: Nm
Martha, care Of The Bismarck TN
une. Bismarck. n. OAK.
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.. ,. l4e-0reene Of otutsman:
0aeos health examinations IN public
schools optional
q. ,. 163-Requires expense Of audit
Of mill and elevator, Bank Of North
Dakota, hail insurance fund and
woekmen1 compensation bureau TO Be
paid By each department.
q. B. 17l-BonSer Of Richland: ban.
Cert Of Ransom: Authorizes railroad
commission to revalue property o,
public utility companies at expense
Of utility on petition Of Is per cent
Of users.
9. .. l7s-Aliklethun Of Barnes:
Makes warden Of state prison SUPER
intendent Of crime bureau without
pay.
8. B. loo-Jones Of Ward: Raises
limit Of property that may be &C.
quired By fraternal corporations.
8. B. loo-McDonald Of Burleigh
and Jones q Ward: Lowers tee for
certificate Of registration to practice
barbering In state.
q. y. lo4-Magnuson Of Bottiueau
Places operation Of mill and elevator
under industrial commission.
8. B. 1o6-MAgnuson Of Bottineau:
Gives governor full veto power over
other members Of industrial commits
sion.
9. B. lo7-Marshall Of Dickey: Per-
mits heads Of departments Of rail-
roed commission to hold hearings for
commission.
9. B. 2l3-Bonzer Of Richland:
Compels railroads to properly man.
self propelled vehicles on rails.
8. B. 22l-Brunsdale Of Trail and
Wog Of Golden Valley: Provides for
consolidation Of counties.
8. B. 23S- Stucke Of Mclean: Pro-
vides In cities without street COM
missioner other officers Of city shall
perform the duties.
8. B. 252-Judiciary committee: Re-
duces reinstatement fees Of corpora
tions.
8. b. 268-Martin Of Morton: Per.
mits city Of Hebron to build new city
hall through municipal holding COM
pany, o. other cities where city hall
has been destroyed by fire since Jan.
I, this year.
8. B. 2se-Stucke Of Mclean: Per-
mits city councils or commissioners to
take certified check only in lieu Of
bidders bond In letting contracts for
sidewalks, curbs and cutters.
g. b. 3l4-BonSer Of Richland:
Transfers $500. 900 as q loan from the
state hail surplus fund to the real
estate bond interest payment fund.
8. B. 3l8-Bangert Of Ransom:
Makes claim for more than one mil
cage tee BY state officials q felony.
8. b. 3lo-Bangert of Ransom:
Fixes maximum amount for daily ex-
penses In and out OF state for state
officials.
8. b. 32e-Judiciary Committee:
Fixes maximum salary for state ap-
pointive Officials.
8. B. 3o0-Repeals law creating gov
ernmentA survey commission.
.. 3. 33l-Repeals law creating in
dustrial survey commission.
TAXES
II. B. 62-Wannigan Of Stutsman:
Provides for diversion Of one-third OF
gas tax to Bank Of North Dakota for
retirement Of rural credit bonds.
Il. B. 1l2-Owines Of Burke-Divide:
Compels county auditors to furnish
Bank Of North Dakota List Of delin-
quent taxes.
II. B. l2l-Ettestad and Niewoehner
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Of Ncaenry: oivos county commits
sioners increased Jurisdiction oyer mn.
organised toWnshlpe In malIine hv1ee
| II. B. 10 Carlson 81 oFlees-
Steele: Places 2-oent tax On snuff.
II. B. 1l2-olson q slope: An
thorises state insurance commissions
to set up levy Tor han indemnify ~
| II. b. 236-llllehaueon Of Walof,
and Lofthus q Nelson: Taxes gamina
machines.
H. B. 2l7-soIbsry Of WILLIAMS:
Creates special levy Tor interest and
sinking fund tor payment Of rural
credit bonds.
H 3. 27s-Twete Of Burks.piyide:
Extends period within which holder
Of tax certificate can AK for tax deed
and extends period Of redemption.
H. B. 326-A1jets Of Wells, Sundby
OF Mclean and oflbortson Of 0tute-
man: places entire collection az 60
tax on office q tax commissiouer.
H. B. 33o-state Affairs COMMITTEES:
Provides for abatement ol taxes II
county commissioner find taxes ex-
cessive.
II. B. 342-Nannigau Of stutsman:
Raises levy for capitol building fund
from one-tenth to one.fifth Of . min,
8. B. @Nstthasi Of Wells: Re-
peals dog tax lava.
s. B. Chimes Of Grand Foeis:
Exempts head Of family from taxa
ton Of personal property up 70 value
Of 500.
8. B. 3l-Bangert Of Ransom, Fine
Of Benson, Brostuen Of Mckenzie and
Burkhart Of Ward: suspsnds until
Dec. 81, 1885, operation Of law On tax
deeds issued TO county On expiration
Of period redemption.
8. B. eo-Patten Of kountrail: Pro-
vides for partial cancellation Of per.
sonal property taxes. penalties and IN.
terest for taxes levied pgioc to 1881.
8. B. 63-Tinnes Of Grand Forks,
Brostuen Of Mckenzie: Provides g.
SCISSORS shall enter descriptions and
value Of properties exempt from taxes.
s. B. 1o7-Tax committee: Includes
In value Of gross estate Of defendant
tangible personal property for inher-
itance tax purposes which was omitted
in 1891 bill.
s. B. llS-Whelan Of Pembiua: Per.
mits payment Of certificates Of In
debtedness Issued BY taxing districts
to be paid back ~ back taxes are COL
lected.
8. b. 131-Bonoer OF Richland: I'm
poses IL Per cent tax On gross re-
ceiptS Of utility companies.
s. B. 132-Porter OF Cavalier: Elim.
mates allowance Of one and one-half
per cent Of gas tax to dealers for
collecting tax.
s. B. 143-Matthaei Of Wells: Re-
vises hail insurance law 70 make hail
tax prior lien and TO eliminate Ger
tain percentage Of indemnity from
hail loss.
8. B. 165-Trout OF Renville: Au-
thorizes county commissioner TO COM
bine war memorial funds with other
funds to erect memorial courthouse:
limits levy to one mill In any one
year.
s. B. 2s5-Cain Of Dickinson: Per-
mits county treasurer 70 receive
county warrants In payment Of Ger
tain taxes.
s. b. 26l-HAmilton OF McHenry:
Requires county acquiring tax title |
to land subject to drainage taxes to
charge against land amount needed |
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LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

Helena. Mont, March l6.-R-Eor>
mer 0overnor John =. Erickson lefo
Wednesday night for Warrington to
assume his duties In the United States
senate - the successor to tho late
Thomas J. Walsh.
Before departing, he was given q
gold watch by state officials and enc
|ployes who served under him % gova
ernor.