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filed ie fern ee phancan office shall’ be open t Lit la at all co ete Section sitet ar JURIS- DICTION. The Tageoe. Control Com- missioner shall fully co-operate with municipal authorities {1 istration and pe ons, oe ag oF Datronising the same and sucl other regulations not inconsistent with, this Act as may promote the general welfare. Section 2. REVOCATION OF _LI- CENSES. The Liquor Control Com- missioner shall exerci concurrent score with the legislative body ich _munici pay in revoking tor i ant to th When the ice do Donaane in the community wi ote licensed, @ When the licensee be adjudged a bank (4) When ti ee nf in saw ed of violatin ny sions of this Act or of. ‘the Vocal’ Sp When t! and bona, ‘Tite re nt, Sti of North Dakota. os) ‘When the license or permit of the licensee from the United States eoecraent has terminated or bi revoke (7) Where the licensee has been convicted of a felony under the laws of the United States or under the laws of one of the several stat (8) When the busin of the li. censee at the location licensed shall not be conducted in a decent order- ly and respectable manner. (9) When. the licensee has been convicted of drunkenness or disord- erly conduct by any of the courts of this state. When Kan” » Ab om or revo! or or ieee claiming ‘under him shall not be entitled to any return of any geet § of the license fee previous- section 3. LOCAL AUTHORITIES MAY Tami “NUMBER OF Site” LICENSES. The legisiative body of “any municipality may |by ordinance ‘limit the num ‘on sale” licenses to be such municipality for the succeedi fiscal year to any number not I n the followini ten in cities or villages of a} than 1000 population one von, sale’ license, plug one, “on sale” lice for each 5 latios v2), in cities oF. trom 1000 popula- tion to less than 2000 population on: Von sale” license Hus one “on sal Mcanse for each population. cities of from 2000 popula- | ¢, aes less than 5000 populat! i "-diceuse, plus one 1000 popula: to on en nr 1250 meta! i rc *CE) In cities of 10,000 population or over two lus one ‘Won sal 000 populat is terminated one “on sal sale” license for MG a) ae ote sof 5000 pop ater 10,000 population licenses on sal ach license for ification in all cases to be acm by the last preceding state or federal census. TITLE No. pi Fees and Ta: Section AMOUNT OF a NCENSE ‘EE! There shall be collected for the period from the time this Act takes effect. until and | includin June 30, 1935, and for the and period beginning July 1935, an each year [Steed ts follow! t re % fay tot gach retail “oft sale en “on sale” license, the sum, of $200, stars, 1°"ss00. rt e the sum of 5 wre et Faliway’ Company license the sum of OD OF were aS surer ecial fund to be “Liquor Revenue Fund. end of each calendar, mont! re Tetipality ‘one-half of the amount bf the fees collected by him upon 1. censes issued to locations within suc! municipality, oxmbt railway com- pany icenses, and notify the auditor or clerk thereof, according! Ther atin wi ‘month te anal the mu- Section TAXAT! . I vied upon all intoxi Tauor sola within past state an ex- as fo ce Sinus iquors containing, ae per cent or ‘Ot alcohol by wi --10 cents wine gallon; ‘ (b) Vinous liquors containing mei than 10 per cent of alcohol by weig! —20 cents per wine gallon. t alcoholic verages not ove and oa eth per cent ane by. weight, ‘including ana or grain alcohol, brandy, rum, gin, poles, and other apiritous Mquor— rm wae Sorion OF TAX. ropriate tions Prescribed urer, who those applying therefor thereof. Such, excis be affixed to tl or packane ol nd or deliver taking such, 68 wey attached 10 1 packat or container as to Srlginat pack fo be destroyed or wer mutilated when the original ‘age or container DISPOBLTION OF by th liver the same to he on payment ane must container all creating liquor red within ue) GoM at time Gy by and PYautee Revenue Fund. Ee ‘June ist of each year ape State Treasurer shall transfer 2 the Equalization Fund for Schools of ne state any unexpended balance i such Liquor Revenue Fund except to a@ surplus qeereit ey $5,000. REQUIRED. Pate p excite be in denom! ake su) sixteen ounce A indred t: ht ounces or "mnuitiples of one ti eatignd aaneae st the exact denomination 8s a al hall be of the next higher denom- — TITLE No. Vit. Exem! tion 1. MEDICINAL OR SAC- RAMI SATA B EXCLUDED. The provisions of this Act shall not be deemed to prenibit the importa: tion and introduction into fale state or Piioe purehi von n,| Ame ate ay an any rej cularty appointed Com wordaine aie ints astor it lice! er th ee provisions EF th this act within te is | censes ‘tainin, e Ii polleaste bs peer, ‘ton. alcoho! eee are not to exceed Di ht. ‘ita Ae ait. Definitions Pater “CONSTR TION OF terms “intoxicating or means of furni foxlcating Nquor or liquo ne in een or 8S all me: ot” tiquor in packenee in retail’ drug for Seate nn off or away ah erson engaged in the busi- selling age Nquor pack or “contain and include an, eptacle ri inal shail me an contain- he J 2. Hore DEFL The term “hotel” as he! wh used That mean and include any establishment having a resident proprietor or man- and which maintains tor the w its guests in cities o: the than thirty th other citi rte inal om and villages not i rooms with bedding and le and nece: fur- nishings in each room an which is | Provided at the main nore ne & suitable lobby, desk an the re registration of its eueats on the ground floor and which employs al saaiaats statf to provide a suitable usual serv: 4 which main- tains under the et and control as tl tablishment and as an in intagral Dart MS erect dining room with appro- ities for seating not lese than thirty guests at one time wher. the general public are in considera tion of payment therefor served wit meals at tab ing room under separate management ai- rectly connected with and ‘convent. ently available to the guests of such hotel by interior entrances. Section RESTA! FINED. The term “restaurant” as herein used shall mean any ettablish- ment other than a hotel under the control of a single proprietor or man- r having appropriate facilit! fo serving of meals and in cit! the feet class for tty it @ guests, and in cities of the third clasi not less than thirty guests; and wi in consideration of yment there- for meals are regularly furnished to the general public and which em- Ploys an adequate staff to provide | te al and suitable service to its Ssgection 4. CLASSIFICATION OF MUNICIPALITIES. For the purposes of this Act citi id in on first class shall be those @ population of not less than 10,000, cities of th second class shail be those having populatio: fn than 5,000, and Cities of the thira hati include all cities or villages having a popu Intion of less than £000, according. to the last state or federal census, jection term “club” shall mean and include y corporation or association or- ized civic, fraternal, social Purposes which shall have more than fifty bers and which shall for more t! by sxeeutive opeantine chosen by the renege ata meeting for that pur- and none of whose member: Officers, employees paid directly or indirectly any com- pensation by w: if profit for the Aistributio the membe: able salary or wa and voted or_ othe! Sectios “Malt liau mi containing more of alcohol by weight obtai ned ‘by the alcoholic fermentation of an infu- sion or agepetian of barley, malt or other ce! and hops in_ water. “Vinous Tauor means any beverage containing more than 3.2 per cent of alcohol by. weight obtained by the fermentation of the natural sugar contents of fruits or other agricul- tural products containing sug: cluding fortified wines such and sherry. “Spiritous Mquor” meat y_ beverage containing more tha 3.2 per cent of alcohol by weight ob. tained by distillation, mixed with wa. ter and other substances in nr ee including among Saad a brandy, rum, Section 7. any word, section, clause or portion of ents Act is adjudged uncenstitu. tional or contrary to law such fact shall not invali ate the remainin, rerni: body. LIQUORS DEFINED. ns Heh bevel ag ; portions of this en adopted not withstanding the invalid portion: thereof. ‘his Act shall be given a Mberal interpretation by the courts its general purpose carried out. ‘TITLE No. 1X. Re rigstion, 3: REPEAL OF- CON- LICTING LAWS. All laws or part: Bf inwa in contilet with the provision of this law are hereby repeated, cluding Sections 0093, 19086, 10086, 10087, 10 2, 10104, Compiled | ¢ Laws 1914; 10108 Complied Lawe 3043, as amended by Section 10105 Rice ment to Complied Laws 1913; 101058 Supple: mplled Laws 1919 10108, Tiss, ors, To1by, 10tlo, 011%: 0113, 10114, 10116, 10116 Com- 6117 Compiled Laws ‘amended by Section. 10117 ent to ment to Com re | a to Compiled La 10131, ar Toigs, 10186, 10187, 101 att ian 10133, 1 8 ioiay sonite 40133, ak 101360. Supple 131d) Nora? uote, oleh Compiled Lawa 19135 "1014 10141 Supplement to Compiled Laws sige ‘Supplement to by. Comp 1913, as At ieee Supbiement to. 10186 1913; 1014504 Sti See to Com; 191: 014! were nll BO Law ben (voi "te, Com - ssbas, to ed apter ne iene u rer erie dé = 10145b7, aon ethe, 10145010, BH 5b1 14, 2014¢6b16, ionesbat, 10145b18, 10145b: Me vevirey 10145b: a2, 101g atiaseas, 20146DIE ry to make sales of yatoxinat> 10! edicinal purposes up- ing tater ae rene ription by @ PRY Iigery. thereat oy Th wen patient oF on Shynician © ‘or ‘dentist. ANY established “aru pure! or dru; pre bat not vier rate i, parDoe 2 unless ct. vgeciens $3"'UnR CENT BEER XCLUD! ED, a The eee spell eet cos bi cont! ing i Bny existing of auch, commodit OMB USE EXCL Nothing. ee ein shall ronibtt the natural I Storme tation of fruit juices in the home for family use nor the in te transportation or intoxicati: q Bec! 4. iG, LIZED. jeer or malt Eontaining not to exceed 5.5 per oii “tie oF of oe 3 ak | porte sei? eee ike, rd i Supra: ion La 131 Session ‘Lay Reiss Laws, Chi ir 221, 1983 Bersion so fer it applies to intoxicating *slguor. . TITLE No No. X. Fraferesmont ad Penalties Section 1. It shall be unlawful for y peices cee any vise to man. any pre mote t inte Yoh stat with med rel car nd exe contained shal » nth [fe si gate soins an by vib Net Pt) ail |and manufacture in certal CLUB DEFINED. The rt nt | act, Oe and TE: RPRETAY ION. If | __ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1934 Naquor lawfully manufactured, beled and transported under the laws of the Unite tate Section 2, PENALTY. firm or corporation who s alt wiolats y, of the provisions of thi I upon conviction for a first tt be adjudged guilty of a mi a anor and be subject to a fine of not to exceed $100 or b; it in the county jail-of not to ex ibe ne, days 7 both such aa 1 ny person or corporation whos viola’ the provisions of this Act hereof —__ LOCAL OPTION AND ANTI- MONOPOLY LIQUOR CON. TROL BILL. Submitted by HAN ot petitio: An Act legalising the ba a lon, transportation, and tne of liquor; providing for revenue there- from and licenses therefo: (edt ing the transferring of licen: ote cluding certain persons from the fight to purchase liquor; authorizing and requiring the governing bodies of municipalities to provide and require tl nt of @ Jocal tax or license in ing for the a ministrative expenses of this Act; making it unlawful for any person to engage in the manu- facture or of liquor without first therefor; provid- he violation of the thereof; providing for a to constitutionality: all is in conflict there defining. liquors authorising | vi distilleries, under cert: conditions; providing for local option and th right of the people in each munici- pality, at certain elections, to vote on the question of continuing the legalized sale of liquor in such mu- nicipality; limiting place of sale; dis. Position of lquor revenue funds and of portons thereof to school appropriating funds Act in operation; legalising ng & el provisio faving cl ing Nquor; providing for efrom and licenses there. ig the transf Ge 8; excluding certain ton “the right te purchase ‘Nquor: authorising the governing bodies of municipalities to provide and require the payment of a local tax or licens il to raise revenue hereunder; and Salen tan ty certain regulations; pro- va ing for the administrative expenses of this act; making it unlawful for any person to engage in the manu- facture or sale of liquor without first obtaining a lice: therefor; provid- yeni a a for the violation of the Dl iding for a saving clause repealing all acer in conflict there- with; defining liquors; authorizin, distilleries under c ey conditions: ‘ut and portons thereof School Districts; appropriating state funds to put this act in operation; legalizing 5.5% beer. Be It Enacted by the People of the State of North Dakota: Section 1. DEFINITION. The term lquor as used in this act shall includ both vinous liquors and spiritou erage alcohol. Vinous beverage contain- per cent of ight obtained by the tation of natural sugar contents of agricultural products r, Including fortitiea piritous liquor mean: Beverage containing more than 32 per cent of alcohol by weight ob tained by distillation, mixed with water and other substances in solu- tion and include: ae other things, dy, rum, gin ‘and whiskey. Section 2" LEGALIZING LIQUOR. The importation, transportation, sale, use and posi state is hereby declared to be legal, subject to restrictions hereinafter pro- vided in this bill. 3, SALE WITHIN THE WHO MAY SELL. Any per- son, partnership, or ciation having a legal and bona fide residence in, and being a citizen of, the State of North Dakota, and any civic, frater. nal or social club, having its place of retail within the business district of a municipality as defined {1 may engage seliing retail liquor as described here in under such restrictio re here: inafter provided, and ugon complianc with the provisions of this act and upon obtaining the licens ind pay- ing the es herein provides Section 4. BEER COMMISSIONER. —POWER AND DUTIES. It shall be the duty of the State Officer, provided by law and known as the State Beer Commissioner, or such other state officer as may be hereafter pro- vided for by the k jature of this State for such purned to license per- sons, partnerships 4 ciation: who may desire to engage in the of liquor, either wholesale or Such officer shall, befor rm, ‘corpora. sociation, re- app! 0 submit, in information sald allotment of now insure the sale of liquors by persons of good mors! character. The commi: shall have power to rot license to any person applying t! for on the ground that such applic: ant does not have the qualifications required by this bill, but the decision ont the commissioner shall always be subject AY review by the courts of 8 Cana 5. RETAIL are ue iSE. A State license fee in the of $5 per jum shall ‘gan to whom by anes state mm! ie to the Treasurer of the State of North ind carried in fund to b the wi yer Revenue Las ALERS — T. ae tereone Poaceae corporation or association having an established place of business in this who has the qualifications ry by this act may obtain « Stislseatere Heene for the wholesale distribution of Sntonlonting Nquor ls eats this stat 1 be Issued by the ‘state Beer, Comme. sioner upon proper application mad to him on such blanks as may be ale. nd on the payment a 4 aanhal Veanes te 0s, | of $300.00 for the period from July % - et fellgal Jun pe ath to e collected by, mim: id to State Treasurer, who shal Se eating omplied ord ! bee imety ie ty cneess, inthe lors), penpicloalll uch Mi e MSY No! inten in Mauer voxoe tin the ia inal nie tal peaks ue Backs re and for resale pur- re re aed zt Tiny nti fe or indirect 2 ae ‘business licensed under this 1. COMMON CARRI ute RAIL AY YL COMPANE NES a a fease rae ‘Steen e to any railroad company, operating in this state ‘i sell intoxicating Nquors by glass for consumption upon its dining cars, Sather observation or cafe cars whe iuashes re ch a emit. tl sale of of such intoxi “taher in the State of North ay pelle ical subdivision car which is traln or 4 which is about rt of the train then or ated in Hones ra liquor ectly upon : seen vielen sua penal rete J commintionse. h comme: sha Ka ihe ae = hy ey aecece ieglongr te be oe be {ion of the Neen sion of liquor in this |be tl in the. business. of |P jealers only, and such | here! carried in the Liquor Revenue Fund. Section 8. ADDITIONAL STATE E—THE AMOUNT THERE- HOW COLLECT! ‘rom r the taking there is pee it an ed and there shall collected paid to the State Treasurer upon 1 i uor sold within the State or offered for sale or held in stock fc sale BY following excti (a) 10 cents per paces ‘igdecs er ey rat of alcohol by weight; ry 10 cents per wine gallon on ea yinous liquors contain! 10 per cent of alcohol by weig! (c) 40 cents per eine gallon on all alcoholic beverage al tioned in this ection. ‘and containing more than 5.5 per cent of alcohol by wel cht. ore at de alcohol, and spirit- panes a this act. jOM: Leo OF at amps men- ce shall be in denom- sixteen Hon | th ni ee st denomination. ion :DISTILLERIES. tate, nu! tiring itquor" i ry nde A provided y person, firm, corporation, barthereip Or association shall have | PAT the right to establish within the State distilleries for the Eealrtage tts | and wholesaling of liquor, preyat that 50 per cent of the raw products used by such distilleries in the manu- facturing of liquors agricultural ie ucts raised in the State of North kota. There shall be no license fee required for such manufacture. Such distilleries may wholesale said liquor on the payment of a license fee. re- shee by wholesalers as herein pro- ided. No distillery operating within or with ce shall be li to eng ‘te ‘ail sale of liquor within Fie ‘eats, Provided, however, that such distilleries must be licensed under the laws of the Unit and must manufacture, lab eer Nquor in accor (UNICIPAL LICENSE For the purpose of lis censing retailers and raising revenue the Bie ak bodies of each municie pality in this state shall: have the power and authority and it is hereby made oll duty to lice: retailers ot Mquor in pd and to nm annual is than $100 and not more than $600 for each Ii of 01 gated by said municipality, and ex- corre. er that all such regulations shal Section 12. LOCAL OPTION, At iy time when this act is in force id effect the qualified electors of any municipality in the State may cal to be "gubmitted to the electors of sald municipality the question as to whether or not the a cating liquor shall continue to be in Thie act mit and effect ‘in all arts of the state and in all mi Dalities from Provided, how: of the vote au wing this act in force in such muni. cipality voted upon, it is hereby provided that whenever a majority of the voters residing in such munici- Pality shail sign @ petition and file the same with the Auditor or Clerk of such municipality 60 days prior to 1/any regular annual statutory munic- ipal election, and ask therein that the question of permitting the retatl sale of liquor to continue in said munic- ipality be voted upon, the City Auditor ny jor Clerk shall ‘cause such question to be submitted to the voters of said municipality at said election by a special ballot by which each voter is iven an Spporesmity, to vote either the euee municipality, If @ majority of the voter: th continuance of said ity ist following said election until the question of submitting said question to the voters is again voted on in said municipality under petition Proceedings under the terms of this section and when and if, at any suc ceeding election the majority of the voters vote in favor of the retail sale of liquor in «1 municipality the retail sale of liquor in said munici- pality, under the provisions of this 111, shall become legal from and after tof duly following said slection, 13. CLOSING RS— DELEGATION OF POWER TO MU- NICIPALITIES. lo Mquor shall be sold on election days and the govern- ing bodies of all municipalities are hereby authorized to designate reason- able hours for closing and the days of the year on which He cannes be sold, and also provide for Dunishment for the violation of such Sec 14. SALES IN SUsINRee DISTRICT ONLY. No liquor shall sold except within the business tis: trict of, 22y, Incorporated city or vil- i district shall be 4 ab: th ov" role: body of each city or vias by resolution or ordi- migectl 15. NO SALES TO IN- jection 15, v COMPETENT PERSONS. No liquor shall be sold or served to students of the Common, Public or Parochial Schools in this State, nor shall it be sold to any person under the age of years, nor to any Indian nor to any habitual drunkard. And in case the wife of any head of a family servei a written notice on a retailer that r hi gered by reason of drinking habits harming his family, it shall bo illegal for such retailer to sell liquor to such sband while such notice is in force and not eerie 1 ction . LICENSES LIMITED AND NOT TRANSFERABLE. No li- cense to sell liquor by retail or whole- shall entitle the holder thereof id b al heirs of the deceased shall 1] succeed to the rights of the unex- pired portion of the license. Section 1%. LEGALIZING 5.5% ° | BEER not apply to than 3.2 oy cent it nor to an: ing the sale 3e such or wag li pod et nd manner and upon are applicable and the ng to beer containing not to exceed 3: per Sent, of alcohol by weight. Sect! 8, LIQUOR PROHIBITED. Bootleg liquor ay a4 term eclered tlisga: und iigteey ake and may no! be aby de by any license under the pro- ns of this act and no licensee 1, before the sale or serving of F, rectify, e ond, cut or dilute the same nor se.. or serve any liquor coe, has not been manufactured, accorda: tor eeeauired be oa Ot the Bate ot | tion. CRAMENTAL WINE, Beate magia prohibit, the navortst | r 4 tion ‘nto this i of sMorementai |e ‘inet hh secra- Ha the ny lished relistous ory ie her by declared 1 wit! ment of taxe: or if bove men- | IN ing sald three months to the poi districts in the State of North Dakot ae the use and benefit of said choot ricts, the remittance to each school district to & pro rata share of said 50 per cent; such be based upon the ri school population of trict as compared to the total school eas of all Ge school districts the state. Th ining 50 per cent of # i fund, t such expen ditures, a: e provided for in. thi act, shall-remain’ the Droperty of thi 81 of North Dakota to be used and street the legislature of the State m rovide. Section’ i ‘OMOBILE DRIV- iG. The driving of an automobile or motor vehicle on any highway or road in this State by @ driver who is under the influence of liquor is hereby prohibited. ENFORCEMENT. It unlawful for any person directly or indirectly upon any pre- tense or by any devise to manufac- ture, import into this state, sell, ex- change, barter, dispose of or keep for sale any intoxt: thea Hquor without first having obtained licenses there- for herein provided. Nothing here- in contained shall prohibit t! im- Portation into this state in interstate commerce by duly licensed retatl or wholesale dealers of Cael wfully. manufactured, eles ported under the awe ot the a United State EXPENSES — HOW APPROPRIATIONS. Exp for supplies, stationery, stampa giher, materials necessary’ De used for the purpose of tl rovisions of this act halt be be paid Lk the State Treasurer out of t! Liquor Revenue Fund, derived trom its ee of this act, upon proper ers filed by the State Beer Com- mer; provided, however, that there is hereby appropriated out of the general fund of the State not otherwise appropriated, the sum of $1,000 to carry out the’ provisions of this act. Section 24. DEF! TERMS. The terms “intoxicating liquor’ wherever weed in this act shall mean and include beverage alcohol and distilled, fer- mented,* spiritous and other vinous in excess of 5.3 per cent |, by weight. The term as used herein shall mean any sale for the purpose of resale. The term “wholesaler” shall mean any person, partnership or cor- Poration engaged in the business of Selling intoxicating liquor in the original Package to retail dealers for term “original packag shall mean any package or container or receptacle es Nquor which is corked or sealed. ‘The term “muntee ipality” shall mean any city or village incorporated under the laws of the State. “Retaile ans @ person who shall sell, and “retail” means the He ness of selling liquor in quanti. one wine gall ong tne gallon or less, at ection 25, SAV! The object sought by tig nactinent is to provide tor the sale of intoxicat- ing liquors in the State of North Da kota and it is hereby a aay, Provi: nner controverts the provii the constitution of this state, the United States, that the ing provisions would have. 't enacted by the people even such provision had been eliminated from the act. Hence, if any of the Provisions are found to be in viola. tion of either of said constitutions, the remaining provisions of this act shall not be affected by such invalid- ty | ity, but shall remain in full force and effect Section 26. REPEAL OF CON- FLICTING LAWS. All other acts or iof tees in conflict with the ions of this ac! = Paty it are hereby re Section 27, PENALTY. Any per- son violating the provisions of this act shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction therefor hall be punished by a fine of not les: One Hundred. Dollars ($100) and" inet more than One Thousand Dollars § imprisonment in the County Jail for a period of not more than six months or both. For a s ond offense the same penalties shall be assessed and in addition thereto the license of the offender may be Tevoked. LARGER DEGREE OF LOCAL CONTROL AND LOCAL OPTION IN PRO- VIDING SUPPORT OF MINIMUM EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES, — Submitted by initiative petition: An Act to amend and re-enact. Sec: tion 7 of Chapter 235 of the Laws of North Dakota for the year 1929, as amended by Chapter 297 of the Laws of North Dakota for the year 1931, relating to the levy of school taxes and the limitations thereof, to Permit governing boards of school districts to make an annual tax levy for school purposes in an amount ficient to provide each school district with seventy ($70) dollars annually for each child enrolled in the school or schools of each school district, to Provide for the exercise of option on the Part, of governing boards of school districts in the mode of de- termining tax levy, to define enroll- ment, to provide for the filing of sworn statements of enrollmeng, and to provide for the repeal of all acts and parts of acts in conflict with this act. Be It Enacted by the People of the State of North Dakota: Section 1. AMENDMENT. Sec- tion 7 of Chapter 235 of the Laws of North Dakota for the year 1929 as amended by Chapter 297 of the Laws of North Dakota for the year 1931, is hereby amended and re-enacted to read as follows Section all the governing body. of aan school dlatret on or before the last of July of each year. district purposs ae itemised Taxes for scho all be based upon statement which for the current fiscal year and the sources of the revenue from which it is to be financed. The board of education or board of directors of each school district, whether com- dent or special, i levy- Pe hall be limits by. the for the io , eperenris included in the school budget current fiscal year, and yhe. cessary to be provided as re Wee fund (as hereinafter Drovid- ed in Section 10) tog sufficient in amount to pay the in- terest on the bonded debt of the dis- trict and Drovine pay and discha: principal bein at maturity. (1) The aggregate amount levied by 2 school district, whether com- Jefepandant or special, exc "her after provided by sub-se: shall not exceed sien Poy be apres by. urt (14) mills on ‘ne ‘al tt sinking fund to the district; jed, that ‘any chool ‘astrict may tery not Santos mils on the dol- jssed valuation, “ or such Portion thi nec eae cA to b for nthe Purpose of fog & rovided mt pupils who in another district, except (3) Any peneer ‘aletrict a tan high ving two ool work net to exceed sixteen eat ba tlle D aay s etal Matelet giving four youre standard high school Ay A not to xeota eighteen (18) CF ing ae Hh may not to exceed sixt teen ae) mill the dollar of its net taxable valua- (6) The verning peer, td school district may levy ta ily for @ school build! fun n in excess of one mill antually and not in bs parr it an eo Mmit Bact! ition Dut excepting re yisvislon in section seven, reinatts ahi shoe ull ings. oft rece! ved from such levy pai in a ial fund and stu hy ‘known a8 & school juch fund may be Rut with Be roceeds: SS ___—_—_— PROPOSAL TO RESTORE A IWPLEMENT DEALERS|T® ANNOUNCE PLANS OF EMERGENCY MEETING Darrah, Chicago Code Execu- tive, Will Speak at First Meeting June 21 Three hundred delegates are ex- pected to attend the North port Implement Dealers’ Emergency meet- ing which convenes here Thursday and Friday, June 21 and 22. David E. Darrah, Chicago, execu- tive director of the retail farm equip- ment code, will answer the question, “What About the Code?” in the main address of the opening day's after- noon program. Discussions will cen- ter around the application of the code and cooperative action to improve the business efficiency and break down the needleas competitive friction be- tween implement dealers in the asso- ciation. ‘The convention opens at 1:30 p. m. Thursday in the city auditorium with the greeting of President E.-L. Chris- tenson, Kensal, and the announce- Ment of committee appointments. R. A. Lathrop, Hope, will give the sec- 4 | Tetary’s report. Darrah will deliver his address and an informal discus- sion of the code will follow. An open forum on emergency subjects; gen- eral business and announcements pre- cede visits to the new capitol build- ing, the twine plant and other points of interest that close the afternoon session. Hon. George F. Shafer, Bismarck, will speak at the banquet to begin at 6 p. m. in the World War Memo- tial building. The day will end with an informal discussion of code pro- visions and instruction in code in- terpretation. Friday the sessions open at 9 a. m., with a “question box.” Perry V. John- son, Jamestown, is slated for a talk on “How the Farmer Can Help Us to Help Him.” A critical summarization of the meeting will be made by Dar- Tah and the convention will close with committee reports, election of officers and consideration of unfin- ished business. Special entertainment will be provided for the ladies. mn Officers of the association, besides Christenson and Lathrop, are Fred Krause, Jr., Hazen, vice president, and E. I. Moen, Hunter; L. L. Rus- sell, New Rockford; A. Z. Hayter, La- kota; William Honadel, Kramer; A. J. Linn, Jamestown, and Selmer P. Groth, Mayville, directors. 60 Entries Listed For Minot Tourney Minot, N. D., June 16.—()—More than 60 entries, including the cham- Pion, runner-up and medalist of last year’s classic, were registered Satur- day for the ninth annual northwest North Dakota golf tournament open- ing at the Minot Country club Sun- day morning. Additional entries are expected to swell the field to 75 players before 18 hole qualifying rounds open the two- day assault on the title held by Carl Kinnoin, young Stanley shotmaker. Raymond Holt of Sanish, runner-up in 1933, and Herman Dahl of Minot, medalist, also will compete. First and second round matches are scheduled Sunday afternoon and the semi-finals and finals on Monday. ————$———$——_________ Such fund shall be subject to all re- quirements which now govern the sinking fund of any school district and shall be retained by or dep ed with the custodian of the sin! ing funds of the district. All pay- ments from such fund 1 be upon warrant of the proper fiscal officer of the district for Whose benefit the tax was levied. Whoever uses or authorizes to be used such fund or any part thereof for any purpose ex- cept the purpose for which the fund was created shall be liable therefor and upon his official bond. If any unexpended balance of such fund is no longer ngeded for the purpose for which the created or the Project is abandoned, “such bala shall be transferred to the general fund of the municipality or to the sinking fund or funds of the mu- nlclpality ‘as, directed ‘by the gov- ern! er ogoing limitations. shal not apply to levies for the purpos of paying interest on bonded debt nor to levies made to pay and dis. charge the principal thereof at mat- rit; ae to Sas I es Hie the purpose. of paving any final obtained against any. nae ai erick provided, how- Faas that the aggregate amount school district bine: i ot Gevit, signed by the led for the purpose of paying any 1 judgment, or judgments, ob- tained ‘against ‘any ‘school district shall not exceed such amount as will be produced by & levy of five (6) mills on the net fazable. assensed Valuation of the propert and ‘provided further, that this Bee: tion shall not be deemed, or con- strued, to modify, qualify, or limit the authority of any school district to issue bonds under the provisio of sub-division (sub-paragraph) sev- en (7) of Section 4 of Chapter 196 of the Session Laws of 1927, in case the governing body such school district shall further ae} prov! ed that when the pea eae rate foregoing ($70) dolla for each t eniid enrolled in the school or schools of such district (not including sums levied for interest and sinking fun rd of Ri mien fie: tho: each child enrolled. provision, howe nty dollars for ‘each cntia ‘enrolled. enor shall this provision restrict the ope- ration of Section 13 of this Act. (8) The enrollment in any, school of pupils attendance in the school or rerlgee f any such district ft lea: choo) of the current, ‘or the lest school if 1 before the fiftasnts day AO a es the eff with the county ‘inte! nde nt of schools of the county in which such school district is vented a eH ident of such Moversing® ting forth the enrollment school or schools of such school dis: trict for the current or the jest however, that Ww! ave eréunto affixed the Great ry The slate “of ‘North Dakota td had @ perch in its mouth. Would Grandpa be doing that?” Word was received here Saturday of the drowning at Benton City, Wash., of Gale Hanson, 12, Hanson of Benton City, Wash., and Mrs. Myrtle Hanson of Underwood. The boy was a nephew of Mr. and | SIDE GLANCES - Wiskered Flipper In Lake Michigan when— “It was about 100 feet away,” said Pierce, “It put its head up out of the water three or four times, The last time it came up we were within 25 feet of it and we could see its long whiskers.” Of course, even then, it might “The next time it came up it The great what-is-it next ap- peared to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ae live near the 78rd street ach, “Why.” said Leaf, “it flipped up on the sand Friday morning. It looked something like a sea lion, but its nose was long and Pointed. We didn’t see any whiskers.” Students of wild life think it may be a clean shaven sea lion or maybe a seal with a big nose. In either case, it isn’t supposed to be in Lake Michigan. Auto Accident Near Mohall Injures Two Minot, N. D., June 16—(7)—Two Persons are patients in a hospital here—one seriously injured—as a re- sult of an accident involving two au- tomobiles, which happened about 3 a. m. Saturday, six miles west of Mohall on State Highway No. 5. Hazel Lewis, 20, Mohall school teacher, has a chest injury termined extent, a fracture of the left | bee shoulder blade, and the head and on the right leg. Harry Kinsley, 28, manager of the Kinsley Motor Company of Mo- hall, has a broken and lacerated nose, lacerations of the right ankle, and bruises. His injuries are believed not of a serious nature. ‘The accident happened when Kins- ley'’s car attempted to pass a slower moving car in which Miss Lewis was & passenger. M’Lean County Boy of unde- about Is Drowned in West son of Edward “Now are you going to be a good or Shall grandma leave you mander crew of college students and a party of scientists, sailed Saturday on his 15th voyage to Labrador, and the north country. His vessel, the Bow- doin, was escorted out of the harbor by more than two-score harbor craft and coast guard vessels. Rev. Clement P, Boespflug Will Be Ordained Sunday at MacMILLAN SAILS FOR ARCTIC Portland, Me., June 16.—(?)—Com- Donald B. MacMillan, with s - By George Clark it ‘and eat your carrots of her will?”