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1 { IPE RAGS ar He®kser Ge? a8 ND TO SEND HERD TO CHICAGO'S SHOW Olsen Brothers of Griggs Coun- ty Fitting Milking Short- | ‘ horns For Display Chicago, ‘Nov. 5—(#)—Among the prominent North Dakota cattlemen who will send exhibition herds to the 1932 International Livestock Exposi- tion, to be held at the Chicago stock- yards Nov. 26 to Dec. 3, are Olsen Brothers of Griggs county, North Da- kota. Olsen Brothers are fitting a show herd of milking Shorthorn cattle on their farm near Hananford, prepara- tory to exhibiting them in the compe- titions of this popular breed of beef and milk cattle at the contingent’s largest agricultural exposition. Although entries for the livestock classes of the show closed Nov. 1, with what the management reports is the largest number of animals ever nom- inated in the history of the exposi- tion, entries for the International Grain and Hay Show will be acceptec until Nov. 10. The grain show is a department of the exposition, but is in itself regard- | ed as the biggest display of farm crops in the world. Practically every state in the Union, province of Can- ada, and several distant countries will send samples of*their harvests to the grain show this year, says B. H. Heide, secretary-manager of the ex-| position, Officials Discuss University Budget | Grand Forks, N. D., Nov. 5.—(?)— University of North Dakota budget requests for the biennium beginning July 1, 1933, were discussed at an all-day conference of President Thom- as F. Kane and other university ad- ministrative officials with members of the state budget board and repre- sentatives of the state board of ad- ministration Friday. Although the budget requests show- ed a considerable reduction from those of two years ago when the last previous appropriation was made by the legislature, figures on the esti- mated university needs for the two- year period which will begin July 1, were not announced. Deans of various university depart- ments appeared before the budget group to explain their requirements for the next two years. Budget board members conferring here were S. J. Atkins of Cando and D. L. Peters of Wolford, chairmen of the senate and house appropriation committees at the last session, while representing the state board of ad- ministration were Nelson Sauvain, chairman, and R. M. Rishworth. Their conference here was one of ® series with officiais of state inst! tutions, preparatory to making bud- get recommendations to the next state legislature. Makoti Grocery Store Is Damaged by Flames}: (Tribune Special Service) Makoti, N. D., Nov. 5.—Fire of un. determined origin caused damage es- | timated at $8,000 to the building and stock of the Red and White Meat], and Grocery store here Friday night. J. Rooks, proprietor of the store, said the loss was covered by insur- ance. | Starting at about 8 p. m., the fire was extinguished by the Makoti fire had been badly damaged. WILLISTON SHIPPERS ORGAN! Harvey was elected president of the|°! Williston Ship-by-Rail club organized here. Other officers are nand, secretary-treasurer; George Bauley, R. A. Murphy and John Mosby, directors. The club will af-| tr filiate with state and national or- struction oth ganizations to promote rail trans- COUNTY OFFICERS portation. Sheriff i Auditor 7 = JAPS RAID REACTIONARIES Clerk of District Court, in counties Tokyo, Nov. 5—(#)—Steel-helmeted | hav ne population of more than 6000 iste States County Judge Superintendent of Schools Public Administrator Surveyor Coroner County Commissione County Commissioner, Assessor, Ist Assessor, 4th Distric Four Justices of the Peace Four Constables shall One Official Newspaper County Session Laws 1925, The following proposed Constitu- ae tional Amendment and Initiated Meas- Eaeeee, Nov. S—(e)—George Bere | eet il ve eabtaitied to the beens Whose good-humored|at this General Election, and a Pub- scoffing at America has been a source ietty, Pamphlet will be issued in com- iance aws of 1923 CONSTITUTIONAL AM States, a land where he has said|Repeal of Prohibition and armored police squads raided the headquarters of a reactionary patri- otic society Saturday and arrested six members, including the well-known Hidezo Toyama. Toyama is the son of Mitsuru Toyama, the most pow- erful leader in Japan of reactionary patriotic groups, and a patron of the Tengyokai (“Going to Haven") so- ciety, whose headquarters were raided. G. B. S. MAY VISIT U. 8. nard Shaw, of financial profit to him for many years, Friday confirmed reports that next year he may visit the United many times that he never would risk his neck. “Next year,” said he, “I United States. I may even land for five minutes. COMPLETE ARCTIC TRIP any of the same fe Tokyo, Nov. arrived at Yokohama Saturday after Arctic passage between Europe and|2rt!cle suitable Ati for the violation! Asia in a single season. It was the| {ittble Penalties ne mee BE IT climax of high adventure for Dr. Otto Schmidt, director of the Lenin-|2 grad Arctic Institute, and his crew ena Section No, 2 of 65, among whom were three wo-|the Constitution of the State of North| him, pay future taxes an men, Dakota, be and the same is hereby repealed. —_—_ AMNESTY APPROVED Rome, Nov. 5.—(P)—Premier Mus- the council of ministers Saturday. The largest amnesty ever granted in Italy.” Sentences of others will be reduced. ROS8A’S MOTHER Diks Cash in With a NOTICE OF ELECTION Notice is hereby given t of office of the following state and tate Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Insur - Commissioner department but not until the stock | rai Commis State Senator, one from cach o dj pa y numbered district and M louse of Represe: H Williston, N. D., Nov. 6—(P}—Pat| portioned by Chapter 7, Session Laws |t ZE! the I * NO-PARTY BALLOT }ma Election to be in acco Elmer| the provisions of Chapt: Holmes, vice president; Fred Whise-| 1919 and Judge of the Supreme Ce Judges of the District Court: Dis-| t No. 4—Two |S State Superintendent of Public In- Submitted by initiative petition shall be on the high Articie 20, of th a on the high seas and per-| Article i State of North Dakota, haps in. the Neighborhood of the that no person, association or corpo: ration shall, within this state, manu facture for sale or gift, any in! cating liquors, and no p: a The cy and crisis exists through- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1932 In accordance with the provisions of Section 975 of the Compiled Laws of 1913, to me by the Secretary of State and the several nomination petitions on file in my of! CERTIFICATE OF NOMINATION tween the hours of nine (9) A. M. and seven (7) P. M. of said day. I, A. C. Isatuinger, County Auditor, hereby certify that the following is a correct list of names and at fice, to be qoted for at the General Election to be held on the 8th day of November, 1932. Said Electi f the nominees for the designated offices certified on will be held in the several Precincts of said County be- Dated at Bismarck this 26th day of October, 1932. A. C. ISAMINGER, County Auditor of Burleigh County, North Dakota. REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Hoover KE. H. BRANT, ANNE A. CA NELS MAGNUSOD P. D. NORTON UNITED STATES SENATOR GERALD P. NYE. Cooperstown REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS Fargo WM. LEMKE. J. H. SINCLAIR. GOVERNOR WILLIAM LANGER. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR O. H. OLSON New Rockford SECRETARY OF STATE ROBERT BYRNE.. Bismarck STATE AUDITOR BERTA E. BAKER... STATE TREASURER ALFRED S. DALE. Bismarck ATTORNEY GENERAL A. J. GRONN Williston COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE S. A. OLSNESS. Sheyenne COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR JOHN HUSBY Finley RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER Cc. LARKIN. Bismarck MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District S. S. McDONALD... Bismarck MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRE! TATIVES 27th District GORDON COX... WM. B. FALCONER. MILTON RUE. Kenmare Bismarck Glenburn Bismarck ismarck NO-PARTY JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT A. M, CHRISTIANSON ‘Towner JUDGES OF DISTRICT COURT 4th District FRED JANSONIUS.. R. G. McFARLA jismarck Jamestown SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION BERTHA R. PALMER. Bismarck ARTHUR E. THOMPSON..Washburn at the farm| reat hous: ARTY BALLOT n for by h doptednes: takes effoct, including taxes and debt: ce KB of Agriculture & | distric {tent e ner of Railroads ntativ a livi nee with, 17, S. La} to. endments tire ent or ‘ATE OFFIC. rt of Deeds Attorney 3. 2nd_District th District | istrict | iod of NDMENT Inuxe in State Constitution SPEAL: Section 217, | », of the Constitution of the| Providing rson, a er corporation shall ‘import age. | chaser, and shall RY TH Article 20, of Moratorium KOTA: per cent 1c. 1. That It was understood that several hun- | emer dred prisoners will be released and | 9ut this state endangering the public agricultural crops and products have been sold on an e' cost of production sine welfare lunder-consump: | ¢ Produce Sec. 6, A. J. ARNOT. ERNEST ELNESS. debtors are at the ; and whereas hundreds and nds of families have already lost their homes through mortgage |health, welfare le of this State, a partial morator- period of three ye: at the time that this act due by aan ty, or other pasaeel ie [cebE that the benefits of this act stall ieee [not extend to corporations, nor shall | ‘ontns after t1 extend to any person, who, upon | Nitin six months from n order to show cause ‘before any | 37} t court, is found upon compes dence ‘to be financially able to h indebtedness without mbers of | ficing his home, lands or farm chat- as ap-|tels or sacrificing his goods or ehat- s with which ho creates wealth for or which are necessary to 8. his family That it shall be " sheriff, deputy sheriff or his| the first any other official of this te to levy upon, attach, seize or, of the 8 1 any personal property of what+ r nature, other than excepted in| More especi: ection 1 hereof, under an execution ssued upon a judgment or upon any | the r indebtedn: time that this ac period of three lose. oF {d ring the period that this morator- ium is In force, the state or cancelled such contract and jis still the owner of the land that ‘or sale or gift or|then the same shall be reinstated up- 5.—(P)—The Soviet keep or sell or offer Gi same for sale,/on the application of the original pur-| 1 i arter or trade as a beve Russian ice-breaker, Siberiakov IIT, legislative assembly shall by |through law prescribe regulations for the en- PEOPLE| three yea cent Interest per annum on the pur-| proceeding: chase price from the date that this act takes effect. INITIATED MEASURES Sect. 5. Supmitted by initiative pect jubmitted by initiative petition: solini’s qb niseslan Sante cal Avmeasure providing for a political was approver |year partial moratorium. yas IT ENACTED BY THE PEO- official communique called it “the ane OF THE STATE OF NORTH Ey That no county shall is- sue a deed upon any tax certificate now outstanding for a period of thr three | years from the date that this act tak effect provided that the debtor or the|or appo! person claiming an interest in the| closure Teal estate sold for taxes pays one interest annually on the whereas a public/amount that such property was or is sold for, provided further that in cas such interest is not paid before the morals, in that| expiration of any year that then the| districts ‘and other wolitieat autdion, protection of this act shall cease as ¢ below the| to such pei rf the owner 0} fnd manipulation of the cure | fi lormer owher, or any which cau: in Bugh real satate fhe, Perio wi hie ing | lands upon ‘appiicatt vided fu ng lands upon application, provide forable condition of | purchaser has|annually of t and|together with future taxe rieulture isthe’ principal | pileation, 7, in, this state, and all other| within one year from the date that les are solely ‘dependent for|this act takes effect. thelr existence upon agriculture: and whereas there is at present no means ; Tribune Want Ad je which existing mort uring however, shall be construed as preventing any ges and in-!mottgagee or lien holder from fore- lebtedness can be refinanced, and theclosing his mortgage or lien, of ai DEMOCRATIC PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Roosevelt PIERCE BLEWETT.. P, H. COSTELLO. W. D. LYNCH. .LaMoure W. H. PORTER. Calvin UNITED STATES SENATOR W. LANIER... Jamestown REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS W. D. LYNCH R. B. MURPH GOVERNOR HERBERT C. DePUY. Jamestown ooperstown Grafton LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR R. A. JOHNSON... SECRETARY OF STATE STANLEY F, CASEY. Rugby STATE AUDITOR GRACE HOOPES.. Carrington STATE TREASURER WILLIAM M. SCHANTZ......Bismarck ATTORNEY GENERAL Minot SCOTT CAMERON. Bismarck COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE PERRY R. BENNER... ..Dickinson COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR JOHN MAGILL. .Verona RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER ARTHUR L, CHAPMA -Norma MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th Distriet J. W. GUTHRIE Bismarck MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District Cc, A, ANDERSON. J. H, RILEY. J. M. THOMPSON. PERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS MARIE HUBER. Bismarck MADGE RUNEY.. Bismarck SHERIFF J. L. KELLEY Bismarck FRANK A. LARSON Bismarck COUNTY AUDITOR C. G. DERBY Bismarck A. C. ISAMINGER. Bismarck COUNTY TREASURER ‘Bismarck is don all existing in- ate, coun- | ical subdivisions, ex-| ol ert lor cance’ by tho st unlawful| clare that s existing at the} Sec. % Tha fr that then the|of crop: roperty, or Section 1. nd that in all cases | to new'spap: as heretofore fore-| all legal 1 any person Section 2, one per| proceedini yn, and in all ca the real cata ich tt to reputchase such | of nonparel sone per cent int: (be) must he mercy of their| preventing any creditor from obtain-| ing a judgment aga in-accordance with t p to redeem real estate from a mort- nd morals of the peo-| gage foreclosure or judgment ¢. tion sale or from a tax tax deed, or from the for 2} ° neellation of a land cont state, shall file a declaration of his intention so to do with the of Deeds in the County in w locat months after this act any or from tne foreclos' ion of any land contr ate, subsequent to the pass- age of this act. s at we, the people of the of own Dakota, do hereby jelf-presery ‘ of nature, and that this public place act is passed under tho police power! ing it a m nd under the spirit of | remove the Constitution State of North ly under the sp! provisions of Section 1, 2 and 208 of | tion Jonstitution, all takes effect for alacts ir conflict herewith ars, provided that | Suspended during the period that this h judgment debtor or other debtor one per cent interest upon such ent debt or other debt annual- m the date that this act takes provided further that in case h interest is not paid before the ration of one y tion of this act shall cease {such debtor, act is in force. PERMITTING THE MORTGAGING OF | CROPS Submitted by initiative petition: c AN ACT permitting the mortgaging |f each County shall prepare a list providing certain restrictions | Of all delinquent r to|with reference thereto, and r all acts or parts of acts in conflict |Copy thereof That upon an execution or| herewith. jure salo of real BE IT ENACTED BY THE P an execution or for sure sale) PLE OF THE STATE OF NOI’ | property heretofore made up-|DATOTA. n which sheriff's deed has not yet issued, no such deed shall issue for & period of three years, and the debtor | provided, however, that such. mor’ be entitled to redeem for a per- hree years from the time that Agent—See Chapter 172,|this act takes effect, and he shall be jentitled to the possession, rents, uses jand benefits of the property so sold |from the date of such sale until the xpiration of the period of redemp- tion, provided that the debtor or the person claiming an interest in such | pealed. with Chapter 213, Session|real estate pays future taxes, togeth- er with one per cent interest annual- jJy on the amount that such property s or is sold for; provided further The giving of a mort gage upon crops is hereby permitte A_LAW REDU BE_PAID NE PUBLICATION OF at in case such interest is not paid| TICES AND hefore the expiration of any year that then the protection of this act shall ING THE FEES TO VSPAPER:! PROCEE! VIDED FOR BY LAW Submitted by initiative petition: ase as to such person. | AN ACT to amend 4. That the state shall not|Section 3540 of the 1925 Supplement neel any land contract |to the North Dakota Compiled Laws |tax sale h of 1913, relating to the fees to be paid|tice givin rs for the public: enacted to read as follows: The fees to be paid to|range, required or hereafter may be requir- ed by law to County Commissioners or any county officer; all summons, citations, no- through | tices, orders and other real mortgages or sions of the state or by any officer where|thereof; and all 1922, and all| heretofore @ tax deed has been issued Agricultural land 1 have disap. the inty, 1d the county is still New York, Nov. 5—UP—Rosa Pon-| peared, due to the uncalled tor ds: | (reney coe a? ue ii 1 epee Sat, Was ae notified Saturday of the death of her tion and ‘starving mil! Mother, Mré. Madeleine Ponsillo, Sat+| throughout the nation: ana wh , 4 fetes neve. been Steadily incre: Ponsillo was 61 years old and |1n spits of the , and the cost of liv te en ill for some time of heart me 2 sabeneraily * maintained, & whete: Industr: industri legal publications o: OF character required By. then the| published shall be 28 follows: its (7e) pet counted line of non-|en under int type for the first | AMOU! our cents (4c) thorator- Inesrtion ae ot sit point type “Communist Party, Workers- Government” PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Foster farmers PETE BARRY. * Bonetrail LEROY GILBERTSON .Reynolds CHARLES HILL. Belden LOUIS TVEIDT. UNITED STATES SENATO! FRANK WITTY. REPRESENTATIVES IN CO! PAT J. BARRETT. ELLA REEVE BL GOVERNOR ANDREW OMHOLT. LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR B. J. HELLAND. SECRETARY OF STATE ROY W. DALZIEL. STATE AUDITOR STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL K. P. LOESCH.. co. MISSIONER OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT CHAS, FISHER... ismarck BERTHA SCHAFER. Bismarck REGISTER OF DE) LUDWIG QUANRUD. FRED SWENSON. Bismarck STATE'S ATTORNEY F, E. McCURDY. GEORGE S, REGISTER. COUNTY JUDGE WESLEY COCHRAN. I. C. DAVIES. NDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS Forbes Larson not. Forbes lenburn | j | | Montpelier INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS “Liberty Party—Money Without Interest” PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Harvey C._C. HIBBS.. GEORGE MEDLEY. WM. TALLACKSON.. J. H. ULVAN. Bismarck COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR | COUNTY SURVEYOR ' T. R. ATKINSON. ‘Bismarck M. H. CHERNICH.. i COUNTY CORONER O. A. CONVERT. i W. E. PERRY. COUNTY COMMISSIONER 2nd District | Moffit | | i A, E, CLINE C. A. SWANSON. Driscoll 5th District VICTOR MOYNIER. H. F. TIEDMAN.. WILLIAM BALLOU. ALEX DeGROOT.. LLOYD E. MONSON. H. A. MORRIS... W. B. FALCONER. ANTON BEER. CHAS, F. BLECKREID. H. R. BONNY. G. E, PETERSON. CARL SCOTT. A. E. SHIPP. INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS “Socialist F PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS Thomas UNITED STATES S) GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR SECRETARY OF STATE STATE AUDITOR STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR MEMBER OF STATE SENATE 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District ASSESSOR Ist District Bismarck JUSTICES OF THE PEACE INDIVIDUAL NOMINATIONS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS UNITED STATES SENATOR REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS GOVERNOR T GOVERNOR SECRETARY OF STATE STATE AUDITOR STATE TREASURER ATTORNEY GENERAL COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE AND LABOR RAILROAD COMMMISSIONER 27th District MEMBERS OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 27th District COUNTY CONSTABLES G. E, BRENNISE. -Regan CLARENCE HANSON. Bismarck CORMA KIMBLE Moffit D, E, LANGFORD. Bismarck JOHN I. ROOP. .Bismarck COUNTY AGENT An Act relating to Agricultural Ex- tension Work. OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER THE BISMARCK CAPITAL. e provisions t double th the such tax ifie: AN ACT pr method of gi lands tor de! filing lands in the of ditor and postin; tion is’ si of this state, and | for holdi rit and | Chap’ uw 89 of | piled Laws of s are hereby | with. BE IT CTED BY THE PROPL ferred to, shall be guilty of a mis-|GLERKS AD OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO- | demeanor. STATE OFFICIALS, |? |. Section 4. The removal or destruc- R Section 1. At | ber of e: pealing | Shall post or in his offic cach of at 1 H| lie places, or postoffi f the LL_L DL nd re-enact | ea’ interest and aws| quent tax amended and re-|be typewrittei addition, estate and chattel law to be|upon which Seven | shall a state: st the debtor, | columns of figures shall be computed for straight matter N 2189 OF 19 TO COMPILED LAWS OF initiative petition: ibing the manner and : notice of sales of | nd posting lists of the names ers and dese! of 1923, being Sec- 5 Supplement to Com- ‘orth Dakota 1913, and nd parts of | other Laws insofar as in conflict here least twenty days | before the second Tuesday in Decem- use to be posted one @ conspicuous place ast four conspicuous pub- in different parts of his County, ana shall retain a copy of such list which sal! at all times be on file and open to public inspection Sage shall attach’ only to the crop|in his office. All such lists shall be next maturing after tho delivery of ¢ E f % such mortgage, except in the case of|Auditor, Such lists shall contain the mortgages given to secure the pur-|name chase price, or rental, of the land up- | tract, on which such crops are to be grown, Section 2. All acts or parts of acts in conflict herewith are hereby re- signed and certified to by the County s by the records appear, the description of such lot or tract, and the total amount of tax and penalty due, in which amount as so given shalljof North Dakota for the year ,1923 be included by the County Auditor the mais oe 15¢ as the cost ane. expense of advertising each such lot or tract. 3) S FOR THE |It shall be the duty of,the County |parts of Acts insofar as in conflict]/act shall take effect, and repealing | ABOLISHING THE OFFICE OF TAX L_NO-|Treasurer between the first day ot|herewith are hereby repealed. November and the 15th day of No- vember prior to the date of the sale in this Act provided for, to mail to h owner of any rein pr the le; will be sold for delinque: less such delinquent tax with penalty, | OFFICE COMMENCE AFTER THIS| receive an annual FROM $4000.00 ‘AR, AND PRO- OF THEIR ACTUAL TRAVELING EXPENSES Submitted by initiative petitio bi isheading | ing Section “9 of Chapter 167 of the newspapers for the publication of ull|block shall be set as a subheading | ing Section 9 of Chapter 167 of, the Rotices and publications that aro now |Dreceding. tho description ot. tracte| Laws of North Dakota for 1518 bene | oe ae ganary of Tn d-| Section 76929 of the 1925 Supplement to Compiled Laws of North Dakota 1913, and reducing the annual salary | Thousand Four of each District Judge, hereafter ap-| ($2,400.00). separ-| pointed or whose term of office com- each description.|mences after this Act takes effect, from $4,000.00 to $3,500.00 per year to|und providing for the payment of his|pointive state boards, of actual traveling expenses and sub-| commissions, now provided. for “by |. Section. ®. law, and the salaries or compensation | this act takes st of ad id_ sale. Su t as posted and filed shall! and whenever prac- tical the description as to township, sub-division and and lots in such township, range, be published by the|dition, sub-division or block so as to Preclude the necessity of the town- ship, range, addition, sub-division documents, | block being typed or writte: or processes in actions or | ately in the Supreme, District, County or Justice Courts of ‘the state, which are or hereafter may be re-| township, range, quired by law to be published; all publications of every nature that are now or hereafter may be required to be published by state officers, elective a part of Tracts and lots shall be, as far as Practical, described in such list section, parts section, sub-division, addition, block and lot, by the use of the abbrevia- tions, initial letters, figures, etc. de-|in which he clared to be legal in the matter of notices ‘of fore-|the sale of land for taxes by Section 215 of the Compiled Laws of North other liens on real| Dakota for 1912 as amended by Chap-|KOTA: estate or personal property foreclosed by advertisement; all ublications required to be published cities, villages, townships, school ter 1 of the Law: notices and|for the year 1915, of North Dakota 2215, 1925 Supplement to the Compil- ed Laws of North Dakota 1913. A statement of the. abbreviations initial letters and numbers so us legal notices and| with the meaning thereof in such list whatever kind|shall precede the post pee heading trepresent the amount of Pet line| ail taxes dnd special as or each | linguent for such year, subsequent insertion; of five, cents | interest, Penalty and cost of adverts er counted line of brevier orjing the same, es due, eight point type for the first Inser- such ap-|tion and three cents (3c) per line of Section 2. The shali give notice of the delinquent real estate tax sale in the official! REDUCL newspaper of the Cour JUDG straight} linquent tax sale notic NERA A and all [lished in such paper once a week for] WHOS TERMS OF OFFICE COM-, o y C1 s betw. . all it be construed to © bn first p 01 Alt hall be|of such sale, and county officers expires between the| foreclosures of other Judicial progeeds the time within which a subse-| construed to menn iwelve to thirteen |fished stat be signed. he tie Conny first Monday in December, 19. and jing and whereas hundreds and ut mortgagee or lien holdef must|ems pica, or twelve point type, itt] Auditor a ‘1 the first Monday in May, 1933, ana| thousands more will loge their homes |redeem from the foreclosure. of a! {once} ‘Wherever possible, all such|mation’ that all lands the Gffiters both «tate and| te relief is given; there-|prior mortgagee or holder, buttlegal notices and publication’ shall}taxes for the preceding year rematn Compiled Laws of | fore, er to prevent the utter|such subs: mo gee or lien! be set in gle column. will be sold, and sh county are to be chosen at the Gen-|ruin and destruction. of agriulture, | holder mast ceteen within the time} gection time and place of such gral Election to be held on Tuesday,,commerce and industry and the col-|limit now fixed by law So tee oe ah nate and) partes Olt IT. anaitita ie November 8th, 19 vil government and in or-| "geo. 7. Thue oom. acts in conflict herewith are hereby One Candidate to He Elected for Ench | der to maintain the integrity of fam-| wistGne TALC BREE e Oe enn | repealed. Office Unten erwixe Specified | ilies and their homes, und the public get) ntage of this act Ens {sale is on file and ma H OW NURS tHe Bein tigea: dnvolved and the sum of PLICT such pl the County Au-|Auditor or his deputy in the order in eo eet, Aue lwhich they appear in such. I in the County and mak- s, sdemeaner to destroy or |the County uch lists and fixing the time Section 3 which it relates, | years. mS HER: taxes un-| POINTED OF. rtising be| ACT TAKES EFFE\ h deline | TO $3500.00 PER YE. VIDING FOR PAYMEN' read as follows: sides, which salary be payable monthly In now provided by County Auditor|of Judge's salaries, iG TH y. Such de PR all be pu least fourteen days prior to the date 0.00. AR uch notice as pub-|Submitted by initiative petition: It shall contain the infor-|Section I, Cli upon which being Section 719 1925 Supplement to ‘orth Dakota 191 : salary of ale, which|each Judge of the Supreme je shall be held on the second Tues- | hereafter appointed or whose term of hibiting or preven day in December of each year. Such | office comm | notice shall not contain the name of|eftect from F PUBLISHED No-|the owner of any lot or tract nor the! dred Dollars ($ "Rk as the cost and expense ot | preme Cour advertising each such lot or tract)) whose term of office commences af- has been posted in the office of the| ter this te unty Auditor and In four or more| An Aneual public places in the County and shall Dorlars ($5000.00). : os and for [sive the name and location of each | Bpaustarer the ener . The land and lots shall ptions of such [PO offered for eale by the County | Anis O. It shall be the duty of |SALARII Auditor to maintai list as so pasted in ed offi Aare eich Bata “ the date of such posting until the| por SF Teeuet Teak bulen aan | ounolusion of the eAle ot lands for tha | Horie ear; and any person who destroys or | Iw) FOI BY dow) emoves any list from the place where josted between the date of posting | COMPIENSATION OF ALL DEPUTIE! nd the conclusion of the sale re-| ASSISTAN’ tion of any list posted as herein pro- vided, shall not render any sale of h year the County Auditor | lands’ therein described invalid, Section 5. The lists herein referred estate taxes and |to may be ‘posted by the County Au- ditor or his deputy or any employee of his office or by the Sheriff or any|of Public Instruction, and one copy thereof in|Deputy Sheriff of the County, and|of Insurance, Commissioner of Agri- culture and Labor and each Commis- | 8° sioner of Railroads, to be elected at|act shall take effect and be infocus tho general election to be held No-|/ON, and after December 1, 193 and all subsequent proof of such posting shall be ‘made uch as banks, public halls |and preserved by affidavit showing the fact, time and the places of post- ing such lists made by tho party or|vember 8, 1939 nf parties posting. the same and filed in|elections,' and reducing and fixing|this act shall be full the office of the County Auditor be- fore the date of the tax sale referred to, and proof of the publication of the notice of tax sale shall be made owner of each lot or|by affidavit filed with the County Auditor before the date of Section 6. Chapter 322 of the laws being Section 2189 of the 1925 Supple- ment to the Compiled Laws of North Dakota 1913, and all other Acts and fect and be in force from and a 8th day of November A. D. 1932 and lot ‘or tract of|shall apply to all delinquent tax sales land subject to sale at tho delinquent | for the year A. D. 1932 and subsequent vided for, a. na: al description 0} tion of {such lot or tract to be offered for sale | REDUCIN tices and publications. |and stating that such lot. or tract | TRICT. JUD! BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE | QF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO- 1 pt Section 1. That Section 3540 of the| paid prio j claiming | 1925 Supplement to the Compiled him, Upon the payment of| of 1913, is hereby n one per cent interest of the amount Successfully negotiating the first|{foreement of the provisions of this|due within one year from the date thereby provide |that this act takes effect, and the purchaser or anyone claiming through such purchaser shall have a period of s within which to compl OF NORTH DA-| with the terms and conditions of such contract, provided however, that the urchasér, or those clatminj sistence while holding Court inside his | I. own district but outside the county /|of all deputies, assistants, i 1Be,, resides and the time | clerics and employees of a when such payments shall be made. | ficials, ‘state boerae. BE IT ENACTED BY THE PO! mn rr commission: hereb; ertainin ct PLE OF THE STATE OF NORTH DA-|fixed. as follows: ‘The ‘salaries uc | Supervisur, © le office as such Tax compensation of all persons mention- ed in this section, which aro now fixed by law, are hereby reduced and fixed | the 1st day of December A.B isae at an amount equaling elghty per cent of the amount at which the sal-|Unto set my hi Section 9 of Chapter 167 of the Laws it being Section | of North Dakota for 1919 being Sec- tion 769a9 of 1925 Supplement to the Compiled Laws of North Dakota 1913 is hereby amended and re-enacted to/aries of su in which he re-| fixed. b: and expenses shall|as of jaw for the payment | tic SALARIE: M OTN abulated matter with two or more|two successive weeks, the first pub. | amENce AFTER THIS ACT TAKES | ary or compens lication of such notice to be made at ‘TO $5000.00 PE AN AC 1 state and reduc the annual BE ITE: Supplement to th rth Dakota 19: ction 71 TAIN BL DJ SUCING A SOR CO nosuch| ALL APPOINT from | CTALS, MEMBE IVE STAT or D_ FIXING THE Lieutenant-Governor, Eight fixed as of the month of January,|&t the Court Hous Section 769a9. Each District Judge|1932, whether suc : of lands|of this State hereafter appointed or aie whose term of office commences af- ter this a0 sakes arte nha racelve Qn annual salary o! ree Thousan ersons Five Hundred Dollars ($9,600.00) and | w sments de-|his actual traveling expenses which gether with | shall include subsistence while hold-| equaling ing Court inside his own District but nly such total amount | outside the Count: as so due upon each of the several descriptions shall be Included in such made |brevier or eight point type for each | list, bare toe inpertion, abulated matter, leader work That nothing in this act/or work containing one column of jfigures shal! be figured at one and one-half tlmes the rate foi matter on first publication, manner fe) COURT | tis OR} computed January, 193 EFFECT, FROM $5500.00 Fi R YEAR| sistant, seci nces after this Act takes Thousand Five Hun- jany or all Office Be 0.00) to Five Thou- | or Commissions now pi STATE |description thereof, but it shall state| sand Doltars ($5000.00) per year. uw or from rAXES ‘ |that a list of all lands subject to such ‘ cee y bo examined [Or TH TIONS OF LANDS TO|at the office of the County Auditor |Ta TRO “ete R ae Aiea lot the: County andithace sons of auch ection I of Chapter 224 of the Lav OF su rith names of the owners and | of 1917 it being Sect ptions of the lands or tracts| total amount of SuP-|taxes and penalty due on each such | and 1 tract (in which shall be included the! n 719 of the 192 © Compiled Laws of | enacted to read as follows: Each Judge of the Su- . hereafter appointed or|Clective state off REDUCING AND FIXING THE SA ATE OFFI- ALL SECRETARIE US AND “COMMISSIONS Submitted by initiative petition AN ACT reducing and fixing the| salaries or compensation of the Gover- Secretary te, State Auditor, State Treasur- er, Attorney Gencral, Superintendent %, Cocninigsiones |auent elections. the salaries or compensation of all ap- pointive state officials, and members all acts or parts of ‘acts insofar as Section 7, This act shall take ef-| they conflict herewith, rthe| BEIT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE (82,400.00); | of North and cach Commissioner of Railroads| Bismarck the 2 shall receive an annual salary of Two! A. D. 1919 and Hundred Section 2. “The salaries or compe! sation of all appointive state off: cials, including members of all ap- ch persons were paid or | ficial Seal of the Go: mentioned in this Which are not fixed by law shall in No event hereatter exceed an amount elghty per cent of the amount at which such salaries not y law were pald or computed the month of January, | hether guch salaries or compensa are fixed or computed on an an- nual, monthly or per diem basis, and until otherwise changed by the proper iS a such jaries are hty per cent of the amount paid as of the month of + provided, that the sal: | tion of no deputy, shall exceed the sion by or under whor ssistant, seer lerk or, ployee is employed or act: vided further that nothin Court | contained shall be ture from abol| hing or co Mt cial, member of ar Bur Commission, or 1 | deput cretary, clerk or employee, or from feducing "below the amounts’ provided is hereby amended | PY this Act the y or compensa- | tion of an: f Person or persons, Section ‘The terms elected of appein nd comm ties, assistan e state boards or portion of this a 1932, Section 6. All sa PERVISOR Submitted by initiative petition: upervisor. Section In Witness Whereo; in the Ch; laries or com: | Bismarck this 174 ot Pensation are fixed or computed on| 1932. HER Se eroner: an annual, monthly or per diem basis: | (SEAL) the salarfes or compensation of ali A section “Ci 1932, hereby clerk or employ salary or compen ation of the state officer or member amending and re-enacting |of the state board, bur u or commis- pter 224 Laws of 1917 it such deputy and pro: this Act strued as pro- the legisla- solidating: Bureaus ovided for by eliminating the provi- CTED BY THE PEOPLE | sion o1 any law fixing the amount of STATE OF NORTH DAKO- |! sa or compen: + eee f any offi- _ als shall include all state officials specified in Section es effect, shall receive |1 hereof. ‘Tho terms appointed or ap- ary of Five Thousand | Pointive’ state officials and members | bureaus ns and the terms depu- , Secretaries, clerks and employees shail include all such per- sons whose office or employment is held by virtue of any appointment or OF |employment Kowever made, other than an election by the voters of the state, Ap-|Whether or not such office or em- BOARDS, BU-|Ployment is created by an act of the AND COMMISSIONS PROVID. | Legislature, \D_REDUCIN SALARIES 0. ————- > Secéicn 4. In the event any section S act should be held invalid or inapplicabie to any person for class of persons, such invalldity D EMPLOYEES OF ALL|Shall not effect the remaining sec. BOARDS, BU-|tions or portions or the application of the provisions of this act to any other persons or classes of persons. Section >. As to the salaries and compensation of elective state offi- cials, this act shall apply to all elec ed at the general election to be held in November, 1932, and at all subse- ‘As to the salaries and compensation of all other per- sons than elective state officials, this ies ‘provided in compensation for all official services, and all fees received or charged by any such otfi- of all appointive state boards, bu-|clél or person for any act or service reaus and commissions provided for|fendered in any official capacity shalt by law, and reducing and fixing the|be accounted sale to| salaries or compensation of all depu-|them monthly to the State Treasurer ties, assistants, secretaries, clerks and employees of all state officials, state | f the state. boards, bureaus and commissions, ey for and paid over by and be credited to the general fund de-|_ Section 7. AM acts and parts of fining the persons and classes of per-|2Cts insofar as they are in conflict sons whose salaries are reduced or| herewith are hereby repealed. fixed, specifying the time when this AN ACT to repeal Chapter 69 of the OF THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO- | Laws passed by the special session of 4 the 16th Legislative Assembly of the ection 1. The Governor shall re-| State of North Dakota begun the 257 . ceive an annual salary. of Four Thou-| ‘ay of November, A. D, 1919 and con- sand Dollars ($4,000.00); the Lieuten-| cluding the 11th’ THE SALARIES OF DIS-|ant Governor shall receive an annual| 1919, the teh ‘AFTER AP-|salary of WHOSE TERMS OF ee day of December ame being Sections 209245 Hundred Dollars | Poth inclusive, of the 1925 Supplement ($800.00); the Attorney General shall| to the Compiled Laws of North Dako- salary of Three| {a 1913, and abolishing the office of Thepabod Dollaee (ss 0008): the Se-| Tax. Supervisor. cretary of State, State Auditor, State |.» Treasurer, Superintendent of ‘Public|Q¥ THE STATE OF NORTH DAKO- Instruction, Commissioner of Agri-| TA: : culture and Labor, and the Commis- sioner of Insurance shall each receive | Passed by the special session of the an annual salary of Two Thousand | 16th Legislative Assembly of the Steve Dakota begun and held at Sth day of November concluding the 11th Dollars| ay of December 1919, the sa: ection 209241 to 200245, both inel sive, of the 1925 Supplement tot Compiled Laws of North Dakota, 191% s hereby repealed and the office of bureaus and |78X Supervisor is hereby abolished, BE IT ENACTED BY THE PEOPLE Section 1. Chapter 63 of the Laws me being Within five days after h effect each Tax Super: secretaries, | Visor of this State shal : Fecretaries, | (i801, of this State shall deposit with Commissioner all recs bureaus and|0Fds, files ana ne data belonging to or This Act shall t . fect and be in force from and atte? f, 1 have hi and and affixed theo unty of Burleigh Isaminger, unty Audito: