The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 20, 1934, Page 7

Borys by wali 7 be fold by th ae ing regulations and taxe: sare. manner and upon the same li- # as are applicable to beer con- not to 4 3.8 per cent of prey with him and All the records an he open te puslic ise oe at all times during business Uquor lawfully manufactured, | eagle beled and trang} Stk thi of the Unite: A PED firm or corporation who 5 the provisions o all upon conviction for a first ‘of- 100 or by imprison- ment in the county jail of not to ex- ceed ninety days or both such fine and imprisonment. An; or corporation who v! the provisions of this Act shall upon conviction thereof as a URIS: or Oe Control Com- municipal authoriticn in peatios an enforce e, admin- forcement, of this. "Act. ipallty may. adopt and en- force ordinances regulating the in- ternal “arrangement. sanitation, spectio: Th locations Ticensea under this Act and | ° “ jates any of Act shall mean and include thy] rome and include efistilieg, rder of all retal! Z. << = ie 1a the county jail year or by both such “tine” tna imprisonment, in. the ee LOCAL OPTION AND ANTI- TOL LIQUOR CON- e suc! inconsistent and promote thel toxicetin of ‘farnianinm in- quer or liquor fe alee meet or Jaw. all mi oft ‘tauor in "packages in retail avus stores for consumption off or away tl remises where sold. mean the sale of liquor lase for con: umption on the The wlause contr, Ce co! ei lalative bod: bey = ay bio Sern hi ot oak Sunt ace te by injtiative petition: An Act legalizitig the importation, transportation, and manufacture in certain cases of Providing for revenue there- from and licenses therefo ing the transferring of iM 3 tain persons from the right Nquor; authorizing and requiring the municipalities to provide and require the payment of a local tax or license and raise revenue hereunder, a certain regulation: ati{im® for the administrative expenses of this Act; making it unlawful for any person to engage in the manu- liquor without first ene & license therefor; provid- penalty for the viblation of the providing for a “clause ‘as to constitutionality; repealing all acts in conflict there- with: defining distilleries, under certain conditions; local option and ight of the people in each munici- Buty at certain elections, to vote fon of continuing 4 sale of liquor in such mu- pality: limiting place of sale; dis: aition of lquor revenue funds and thereof to school mn and include any tetnent bot the a tt on eusseca in the busi- iS intoxicating liquer to Mackie term oBatNeee, or “container” shall ees ane include any contain- or receptacle holdin; corked and/or sealed. ‘muntetpality” shall mean BT paca poratea) un- OTEL: * DEFINED. rm “hotel” as herein wi mean and include any having @ resident proprietor or man- ager where in consideration of pay- Re yf food and lodging are te, a oe ‘the co Ry ‘When the hoi ‘be adjudged | Sf, se, edad mt and | rn Ne Dal . te, er or packs lquor Which in is The term “( tne t see from the Ee Has terminated or been Ss a cad o re fee a, Sees etal “state ny ite ‘spall a eee ie ere deen ao ope aieords facture or sale of tains for the a of ig ir ‘ities e. the fi clas rooms, and in eities of the, ‘se second class See = than thirty-five rooms, a1 ities and villages not fess than st rooms with bedding and |*' necessary fur. room and which ts G ne main se) with laws ie one it) Lowell for ty gu et er Suitable and hings in each provided s le by, aerated of its cuests on thers Mie and which employ: to,put this Act in operation; legalizing me management and conteel as en rest of t tablishment, and te oe of the 1! Suomeet ure legalizing the tm- ee and manufacture in cer Nqu roviding for Fevenue thoretror! oud Heonses theres for; prohibiting the transferring of excluding certain persons from the right to purchase authorising the governing bodies of municipalities to provide and require -|the payment of a local tax or license and to raise revenue hereunder; and rescribe certain regulations; pro- Ing for {he administrative expenses ; making it unlawful for any TpaKSUK to engage in the manu- facture or sale of liquor without first obtaining a license therefor; provid- for the violation of the providing for a clause as to bend) ing all acts in ing: rinte, bol Shor seatin; iy, guests at one time where general public are in considera. tion St payment therefor served with meals at tables, except that such din- foom service may be maintained ce Emit § th nses such munetpattty al ie v or thee not cites oF villages, | bd Iet lati: le” one Re a sale" Aicense h 6 dee In sities oF & » than 1600 pop! ices. URANT | DE- Fr herein used shall m sits ment other than control of a single proprictor or man- iS appropriate facilities for meals a in cities of the first class for than fitty guests, aect ik: Go a4 sale” pu Tee 0 popula- - Ht my ae tas on P1000 Soule: 8 of 8000 population to gu 7 es 15 anise | license for. cen or ing a penalt a In cit peine: thereof: n in are les of the nd class not less than thirty-five the with; 8 | Gistilleries under certain conditions; providing for a Local Option and the right of the people in each municl- at certain, elections, on the question of continuing legalized sale of liquor in such mu- nicipality; limiting place of sale; dis- position of liquor revenue funds and aie? et epopulation eons for ach hve gues all cas ap Se Ma ae na quae ft 1d an adequate staft to provide pate at] and’ sul itab! service to its mi GyASSIFICATION or ES. For the purp Act scties of the first class i of not fear than 19,00 second class shall be those having a Population of not less than 5,000, and cities of the third cl ail cities ‘oF. villages ha {| lation of léss than 6,000, the last stato or federal census. 5, CLUB DEFINED. The term “club* shail mean, and. include any, corporation, or association or: gani or over st one on gale! School rte state funds ut t in operation; Joneses RN 5% beer. & population Hin Ril People of th ae hae ‘The term both vinow Mquors, and beverage alcohol. Mquor ‘means any beverage contain- ing more than 3.2 per cent of alcohol by weight obtained by the fermen- tation of natural sugar contents of period beginning ay, 1, int. each year ther tl fee aud ‘cach sens re’ for a the sum of $31 fruits or other agricultural products including fortified Spiritous’ liquor means any containing more per cent of alcohol by weight ob- tained by distillation, water and other substances in solu- tion and includes, among other things, brandy, rum, gin'and whiskey. LEGALIZING portation, transportation, sale: possession of liquor in this state is hereby declared to be legal, subject to restrictions hereinafter pro- SALE WITHIN THE .TE.—WHO MAY SELL. n, partnership, or association having a legal and bone fide residence in;| and being a citizen: of, North Dakota, and any civic, frater- nal or social club, of retail within the business district of a municipality as defined in this . may engage in the business of Tetail liquor as described here- in under such restrictions as are here- nd upon compliance with the provisions of this act and upon obtaining the licenses and pay- ing the taxes herein provided. BEER COMMISSIONER. —POWER, AND DUTIES. the duty ‘of the State Officer, rovided by law and known as the tate Beer Commission: state officer as.may be hereafter pro- led for by the legit raembers ee pare owned, hired or leased a baila ing or space in a building of such extent and character as may be suit- for the reasonable and comfortable secommodation of its mbers and whose affairs and man- conducted by a board executive committee or body chosen by members at a meeting for that pur- pose and none of whose members, employees are etly or indirectly any com- ensation by way of profit for the distribution or sale of beverages to a members of the club or its guests eyond the amount of such reason- ble salary or wages as may be fixed ané voted each year by the directors or other governing body. “Malt liquor” ie containing: sugar, h t Nolesaler’s or aie i dors license the sum of ting }) For Rail able and adequ: mixed with Lae ment ai TION. oie ‘ Tint at the times pe cleectors, warded to the appl ° SRE ha'Ntn bg knee ae Liquor Revenue end of each calen e ‘de ae the fees jen: the dar month he shail treasurer of the mu- the amount by him upon li- ued to cations within such except railway | con to thi nicipallty one: the State of Phi Nein LIQUORS’ DEF! having its place ED. means any beverage han of alcohol by weight ‘obesined’ by the alcoholic fermentation of sion or decoction of barley, malt or other cereal and “Vinous liquor” means containing more than 3.2 per weight Obtained by the nm of the natural contents of fruits or other agricul- tural products containing: sugar, in- rtified wines such as port ‘Spiritous liquor” means bes we containing more than F cent of alcohol by weight ob: lation, mixed with wa. ter and other pubstances in solution, | including among brandy, rum, dt = Th inéoxicating be levied upon all. tn al sold within the state an ex- cise stamp tax as follows ‘@) Vinous liquors containin less of alcohol by w: wht —10 cents per wine gal (b)_Vinous, lit than 10 per cen! inafter provided, lon: Containing more ohol by weight r, or such other ture of this 10 license per- ips and associations who may erie te engage in the either wholesale or ection’ ri Voht ae OF TAX. tained by disti a LiSiwe stamps shall be on ee Rion room pynthe ‘State Tr tome Bseribeg reed the sa those appl. ing. the sale of liquor, g' inky. INTERPRETATION. any word, section, clause or portion of this Act is adjudged unconstitu- on shall not invalidate ortions of this Act, it being declared hat the remaining Portions of this Act would have been adopted not- invalid portions ‘his Act shall be given a The | liberal interpretation by to the end that its general purpose may be carried out. bage o os No. xX, REPEAL, oF CON: LAWS. All NG or of laws in conflict with the provisions ‘his law are hereby re Ther in- Iicensing any person, firm, tion, partnership, or association, re- quire ‘such applicant to submit, information as commissioner shall deem necessary to insure the sale of liquors by persons racter. The commis sioner shall have power to refuse a license to any person applying there for on the ground that such applic- ant does not have the qualifications required by this bill, but the decision joner shall always be aubject to review by the courts of STATE Li- 3 pay pal container xed ‘to, the original con! intoxicating liquor Sead hin the state at to law such fact the remaining of good moral withstandini tee Th completely mutilated or Pipackage oF DISPOSITION OF fees and ed ties or munic- it by the State Treasurer the ts Revenue Fu of the comm pened: REVENUE waar &_ RETAIL 5 A State license fee in Sum of $30.00 (per annum ‘shall ‘be collected from each person to whom & retail license. is issued by the state which sum shall be collected by said commissioner and turned over by him to the Treasurer of the State of North Dakota and. carried in a fund to be known as the “Liquor Revenue Fund.” WHOLESALERS — TAX THEREON. ° Any person, partnership, corporation or association having a established place of business in this state and who has the qualifications may obtain a wholesalers license for the wholesale distribution of within this state. be issued by the State Beer Commi er application made ipallties shall by the 5 el 10638, 00 Fectios $8, 10088, 10100 163, 10104, Compiled laws 1813; 10108 Compiled Lage a3, ended by Section 10106 Sy mene to Compiled ‘Law lem: Com, A 10108, 1: office 6 uipment whieh aati oe as neces- nary by the State Auditor :by the State Dpenaurer Liquor Revenue Fund, ist and June Treasurer 8! 913; naBLOo 108 rote, roi, 10114, 10118, 10116 C see 1913; 16117 Compiled Laws by Section 10117 os plement to Complied sane melst plement to Com} i etae 10120, 7 fat io OH tou 10132, ous, He aa ‘an on year the hall transfer to the ar Fund for Schools of the venue Fun : a ua Hee ee gherein : ty apes. Poe ‘as amended intoxicating Such licenses! sioner upon pri to him on such blanks as may bi Fok el he ounces, ieee. teas ae ‘gight ounces, inte -four oun s, one hundred: sce quired by him, and on the payment of the wholesale annual license fee of $500.00 ‘for the period from July Ist to the following June 30th, to be collected by the Commissioner and paid to the State Treasurer, who shall Acocslt me same in a fund to be he Liquor Revenue Fund. It ‘shai be ‘anlawtul to wholesale i: liquor within without a Icense therefor as herein provided. Such license shall entitle the holder thereof to engage in the wholesale business without obtaining local municipality. Buch Ucepace way fas sell intenveete Mquor except in the original con- ge and for Fegnle pur- a Section 10136 § Supplement to Compiled Hele hes 6a, seas tas as sea, Supplem ied plied aw 10139, au ractional it or nti nf act denomination as all be taxed on ai the next higher denom- 143a2 Su plement to kno Compiled te ‘#1913; 10144 Compiled Lawt as amended by Section ie Supplement to Compiled rare 3; 1014) mpiled Supplement ‘e fen" piled La “TITLE No, Xu “SEDICINAL, OR SAc- ENTAL ot 18 The provisions of this Act shall not be deemed to prohibit the le ‘tion and introd thi or the purchase any licensed pict ent te Com) a license from th: tamneror pac 8 | poses by. retail dealers only, wholesalers may not conduct ote directly or: indirectly reg business licensed under this COMMON CARRIER COMPANIES ff sate” drug store by |} any: regularly appointed and ordain- | ed rabbi, priest, ministe hurch of entablia od Fell tion ef wine for saceamental ail be lawful for a or dru; at licens = Ww Of this Act within o make males of intoxicat- x, for medicinal purposes up rescription by a phy. n, LICENSE — RAILWAY LICENSED. The State Beer Commis- license to any iroad company, operating in this to sell intoxicatin; der the provisions of ing liqu ey ty ‘aician o thereof to an actual avery oerent 18, or dentist. gist may~import or for use in prepara: Lil observation or cal jeetab hangar aus lunches are Dt 134, ist and 136, tet Session Laws, Chap? 1925 Bession Laws, and Chap- ie 221, 19283 Session Laws so far as it applies to intoxicating Nauor. TITLE No No, X. cating liquor in Stat Dakota or in any political subdivision thereof, upon any such car which is & part of the traitor ‘which is about he a igen ® Act. jcens ‘Section. 2. 32 PER CENT BEER BP CLUDED, -Act shall not ap- ply to beer’ aihitact less than 3.2 ber cont ‘of alcohol by we iene yt te any existing laws regulating t Gf euch, commodity, except ay HOME USE ‘EXCL herein shall fermentation rly to become a boing operate! art of the train then ited ” Fintorinat hire | liquor be sold only to bona fide songers or persons actually bein; at Local authorities shall in contsined: ont tion. int a ty state In inte state commer licensed: re for resis a a ane of. fi oR th, o rs malt Bid joner and gee steed, @xcoed 5.5 per cont ah “Se is EBAY IA ERECT I LMA, RONEN ous liquors as ection 9, inations of eight ounces, thirty-two ounce ounces, one hundred ounces, or multiples of one wine gal- lon. Any original pack ing fractional quantities the exact denomination be taxed on the basi highest denomination. Section 10. DISTILLERIES. encourage the use of the agricultural products of this State in manufac- turing liquor it is hereby provided that any person, firm, partnership or association shall the right to extabliah within the State | ries. for the and wholesaling of liquor, prov the raw producti used by such distilleries in the manu: facturing of liquors are agricultural | products raised in the State of North Dakota. There shall be no license fe ch manufacture. distilleries may wholesale said on the payment of a license fee re- quired by wholesalers as herein pro- | vided. No distillery operating within | or with the state shall be licensed | to engage in the retail aale of liquor within the State. Provided, however, that such distilleries must be licensed under the laws of the United States, and must manufacture, label and dis- | tribute liquor tn accordance with the f the United States. Section 11. MUNICIPAL L REQUIRED. For the purpos censing retailers and raising the governing bodies of each municis pality in. this state shall power and authority and it made their duty to license re Iquor in. such inunicipality require the. payment of an license fee from such retailer: sum of not less than $ more than $500 for each license of retailers in their respective jurisdic- tions, with power to make reasonable | regulations within the spirit of this act, to regulate the business of ven- | dors of liquor at retall and to deny and revoke licenses for cause subject by the courts of the State, and provide by ordinance for punishment of any. violations promul- Bated by said municipality, and ex- cepting also that all such regulations distill that 50 per cent of required for s laws to revie be uniform. parts of the state any regular annu: ipal election, and Section DELEGATION OF NICIPALITL ordinance. Section 14. SALES IN DISTRICT ONLY. No liquor ‘nal be sold except within the business dis- trict of any incorporated city or vil- lage. The business district shall be defined by the governing body of each city or village by resolution or ordi- nance. Section 15. NOY SALES TO COMPETENT PERSONS, shall be sold or xerved to studenteist the Common, Public Schools in this State, nor shall it be sold to any person under the age of 21 years, nor to any Indian nor to any And in case the wife of any head of a family serves a written notice on a retailer that her husband, by reason of drinking habits is harming his family, it shall be illegal for such retailer to sell Uquor to such husband while sych written notice is in force and not habitu drunkard. withdrawn, Section 16. LICENSES NOT TRANSFERABLE, cense to sell liquor by retail or wholes sale shall entitle the holder thereof to carry on said business at more than one location under any one license and each license issued shall legal description of the pl the holder thereof operates his li- censed business. And no such license shall be transferable except in the case of the death of the licensee, dur- ing the term of the license, in which ease the heirs of the deceased shall succeed to the rights of pired portion of the license. Section 17, LEGALIZING BEER. This act shall not apply to beer containing less than 3.2 per cent of alcohol by weight nor to any exist- ing laws regulating the sale of such commodity. Beer or malt liquor con- taining not to exceed 5.5 per cent of alcohol by weight is hereby legalized ANI and may be sold, Ported and porsessed by thereto and by those licensed. under existing laws and subject to existing regulations and taxes in manner and upon the same licens cable under the law relatin to beer containing not to exceed 3. Per cent of alcohol by weight. BOOTLEG LIQUOR PROHIBITED. Bootleg liquor as the Section: 18, term is’ commonly hereby declared illegal and may’ not q ise under the pro- visions of this act and no iespene be sold by an; shall, before the liquor, ‘rectify, blend, cut or dilute the same nor sell or serve any -Mquor has not been manufactured, labeled and distributed in accordance with the laws of the United States, and which is not of the standard of Purity, Required “by ‘the laws of the er such standard of rity as may be here required y the eats lature of “the Btate of nited North Dak: Section 13. SACRAMENTAL WINE. The provisions of this act shall not be deemed to prohibit the import: of sacrament of ayo) wo tion into this stat wines, and the uw mental wines for poses under the rul or established religious ort y olsation is hereby declared legal w! ig the lat payment of taxes or license fees, Section 20. REC: (OOL DIST: EIVE PORTION OF BEENDS FROM LICENSES A. Cai TAXES. The revenue received by tl urer from all Nonneee mi excise stamp tax shall be placed {i Liquor Ber: eneh, thi now fund to be enue Ful fhe said three months to the school the State of North Dakota BRE- | f for the use and benefit of said school ricts, the remittance to each school dtatrist to be a ‘pro rata share of said 50 per cent; such pro be based upon the ratio of the total school population of each school d pared to the total school Population of all the school districts The remaining 50 per less such expen- as are provided for in thi shall remain the property of the State of North Dakota to he used and lade as the legislature of the vide, Fre’ AGromopine DRIV- ING. The driving of an automobile or motor vehicle on any highway or road in this State by a driver who is under the influence of liquor is hereby prohibited. ENFORCEMENT. for any person directly or indirectly upon any pre- tense or by any t ture, import into this atate, sell, ex- change, barter, dispose of or keep for sale any intoxicating liquor without obtained licenses ther provided, Nothin, N prohibit the § ite in interstate need retail or 1 an ota juor Revenue Fund ys ADD TONE He | ENUE HE MOUN ND HOW COLLECTED. and after the taking effect of thi: act there is hereby ed and there shall paid to the State T: liquor sold within tl Bta' Offered for sale Or held in stock, for sale the following excise tax, to-wit: (a) 10 center per wine vinous lHquors containing 10 per cent or leas of alcohol by weight; (b) 10 cents per wine Balion on all Yinous liquors containing more than 0 per cent of alcohol by weight; (c) 40 cents per wine gallon on all alcoholic beverages not above men- tloned in thin sectton and containing more than 5.6 per cent of alcohol by weight, including sicohol, and spirit- eenee in das, act. MINA TIC or Sec TAX STAMP. the ten tioned in this act shall levied and as. rata share to trict as com jcent of such fund, Ne unlawful ein denom- les made to pay and di in the North Dakota primary elec- the principal thereof at mat-| tion, June 27. tibet having taxes levied for the hy In of the next Portation into this {commerce by duly aggre liquor lawfully manufactured, labele fiscal judgment, and transported under the laws of the corporation, he purpose ‘of. carrying out the risions of this act shall be pald th rer out of the said “Revenue Fund, derived. trom its operation of this act, Vouchers filed b upon proper y the State Heer com. there is ih ereby appropriated out of school district sha otherwise appropriated, $1,000 to carry out the’ provisions of DEFINITION, liquor wherever used this act. shalt beverage alcohol the sum of of C) Tt ix turther and distilled, apiritous and other Child euraited in [beverages in excess of 5.8 per cent |< such district any sale for the purpase of |mean any person, partnership or cor- poration engaged in the business of | oach child enrolled. original package to retail dealers for “original package” kage or container district, whose ections (1), (2), (3), and 4) ‘ot this Section bey ides an an- in excess of seventy s ‘3 2 rs for each child enrolled, aor b k hy di ! hall this provision restrict the ope- y ta ing this aavice ation of Section 13 of this Act. ) The enrollment in any school district shall be the number of pupils vho have been in actual attendance hools of any such least twenty Achool days of the current or the last sehool! Can constipation safely be relieved? >t) On or betdre the tittsenthvany | . “Mest! say medical men. of June in each year, it shall he the} say the many thousands who have If there are children in your shall mean any pac or receptacle holding Mquor which is sealed. The term shall mean any city or village "porated under the laws of the " means @ person who business of selling liquor in quantt- es of one wine gallon or less, at|in the school or & The ‘object sought by th ¢ Is to provide for the sale of intoxicat- quors in the State of North Da- id it is hereby declared that Provision of this act in any manner controverts the provisions of the constitution of this state, or of the United States, Section 12. LOCAL OPTION, any time when this act is in force and effect the qualified electors of any municipality in cause to be submitted to the electors of said municipality the question as to whether or not the sale of intoxi- cating liquor shall contin in said municipality. Thi remain in full force and effect in the remain- the people even Ruch provision’ Nad heen setting forth from the act. 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 invalld- ity, but shall remain in full force and din all munici- Dalities from and after its passage, Provided, however, that if a majority of the voters in any municipality desire that the right to determine the question of continuing or not contin- uing-this-act’in force in such munt- cipality be yoted upon, it is hereby provided that whenever a majority of the voters residing in such munici- pality shall sign a petition and file the same with the Auditor or Clerk of such municipality 60 days prior to J statutory munic- jk therein that the question of permitting the retail sale of liquor to continue in said munic- ipality be voted upon, the City Auditor or Clerk shall cause such question to be submitted to the voters of said municipality at said special ballot by which™ given an opportunity to for or against the sale of liquor in such municipality, If at said election, -|the majority of the voters vote against the continuance of said sale it shall be illegal and contrary to law to sell liquor at retail in said community from July 1st 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 yoters vote in favor of the retail sale of Mquor in said munici retail sale of liquor in under the prov hall become legal the'lat of July follow: 3. CLOS: FL ACTING LAWS. pparts. of acts in: conflict’ with the provisions of this act are hereby re- eA stuer artis s H With this act are hereby. repealed. : dose you find suited to your system. WI WHEREOF, I have i ‘ 1 hereunto affix: 1 orth Dakota at the; until bowels are moving of their (he Clty ot tewerck tk B A Frank Statement Concerning 1934. 2th day of May, Re the’ provisions net shell be guilty of a misden and upon conviction. be punished by a fine of One Hundred Dollars ( 00) and not imprisonment County ‘Jail for a period of not more than six months or both. [ond offense the same pe: he askersed and in addition. therets the license of the offender may be eae PROPOSAL TO RESTORE A LARGER DEGREE OF CONTROL AND LOCAL OPTION IN PRO- SUPPORT OF MINIMUM. EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES. Submitted by initiative petition: An Act to amend and re-enact Sec- tion 7 of Chapter 235 of the of North Dakota for the year as amended by Chapter 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 ts to make an annual tax levy chool purposes in an amount suf- je each school district ($70) dollars for each child enrolled in the or schools of each school district. provide for the exercise of option art of governing boards of acl istricts in the mode of de- termining tax levy, to define enroll- to provide for the filing sworn statements of enrollment, to provide for. the repeal of all acts and Parts of acts in conflict with or not guilty?” To prevent ice German highways, cattle salt is being mixed with the surfacing materials. | THE NEWEST BUICK re ‘rom and after said election. ER No liquor 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 liquor cannot be sold, and also provide for suitable punishment for the violation of such ficient to provid with seventy tion 7 of Chapter 235 of the Law: North Dakota for the year 1929 ae amended by Chapter 297 of the Laws of North Dakota for the year 1931. is hereby amended and re-e: Tead as follo School district taxes shall be levied by the governing body of each schoo! district on or before the last day of July of each year. Taxes for school urposes shall be based upon ia budget statement which statement ‘shall show the complete expenditure program of the district for the current fiscal year and the sources of the revenue from which it is to be financed. education or board of directors of The board‘ of | mon, independent or spec: ing ‘taxes shall be to raise for Purpose of meeting tions included in the school budget of the current fiscal year, and jum necessary to be provided as a eserve fund (as hereinafter ed in Section 10) together with a tax sufficient in amount to . terest on the bonded debt of the dis- trict and provide a sinking fund to and discharge thereof at maturity. The aggregate amount levied by’ any school district, mon, independent or ‘special, except as hereinafter provided by sub-sec- not exceed such amount as’ will be produced by a (14) mills on the dollar of the. net assessed valuation whether com- those entitled | levy of fourteen that any » Rook setae may levy not ight: ills on the dol- pils who attend high, schoc in another district, except that: (2) Any school district years of standard high may levy taxes Rot to exceed sixteen ) Any schoo! district giving four ish sch ‘ork inay Mery not to exceed eighteen a8) (4) Any school district. maint: ing a consolidated school maj not to exceed six! ihe ‘dollar of its 0 yn. (16) mills taxable valu: The governing body of. any bent district may levy nually for @ school building fund not in excess of one milf annually and not in excess of the Mmitations pre- this Section and Section ue but excepting the provision in ection seven, hereinafter, when suthorined to do so by 60 per cent of the electors voting upon the question ror special all be used exclusively 100 Broadway, West Bismarck SEN- SETTER: AUTOMOBILES ARB BUILT — oe. an of received in Pasie fund gee serene om und owes cr Such fund fund shall be subfect to all F [rich be munaee uni 81, hg OR ated Ter seo |the Regent Grain company witch ise shal reta yor deposit. ed with. the. enatodian of the an i | Solved in 1924, and he took over the Ing funds of the (usirtet, | AIL pay | Regent properties and business end of s from ai nd si Warrant of the, proper fircal: officer jit. He now has @ lunmber yard, im< of the district for whose benefli the plement business and @ general store. vas levied Whoever “user or | One of bia 12 oheren died fa an : sed such fund or t thereof fi se ex. jairplane crash @ year ago, five are cept “he purpore for which the fund COMMISSION JOB married, two living on ferms, and the was created shall be liable therefor Stere ae eosorinted witht tne Halle? and upon his official bond, t in bi Unexpended balance of such fund. ir In business. ‘ needed fur the purpose for ’ Jungers was assessor in Stark coun- RN John J. Jungers Seeks Office! ty tor three terms and was poke" l be t ferred to th 1 cessful candidate for fund o€ the. municipality or Sto th With Endorsement of | trom the doth legulative district ais elriigee direee, aad A Democratic Faction years ago on the Democratic ticket. erning = b ard. No such transfer a Y t Ki 1 ' abandoned. ounges' idnaper ae The foregoing limitations shall| Editor's Note: This is one of a Cat 10-Y T to levies for the purpose! series of sketches of candidates ets 10-year Lerm on bonded de (By The Associated Press) cessories. night for the kidnaping of Baby Dor- assessed! Born in the Grande Duchy of Lux- | ette Zeitlow, two and a half years old. A tiene nee thin’ Naas {embourg, Germany, Jungers finished’ He thanked “everybody concerne deemed, con-|grade school and three years of ad- for their “kindness” to him, and said: “I don’t know why I did those things.’ Gouda under the province (United States in 1889, He worked in’ “Those things” included luring the of sub-division (sub-paragraph) sev-|Chicago before moving to North Da- little girl with the promise of @ nickel (7) of Section 4 of Chapter 126] kota in 1892. to an abandoned icehouse where he yom Taws of rei. in cas"! He worked on a farm during the stripped of her clothing and then not deem It ad-|summer and taught private school in abandoned her. She was found many lity, or limit! vanced school before coming to the ch judgment, urrent reventies. the winter. He married in 1897 and hours later, weak, but still alive. expressly paovid- |farmed a homestead until 1908, when died later in a hospital. The crime ed that when the maximum legal rate|he organized a farmers elevator b does not provide an annual revenue trict equal to a sum dollars for each the school or schools (not including sums v interest and sinking funds) board of any such di ousan thout apecial authoriza- was done last April. the foregoing et their Bowel Worries action thus regulated to suit your yes!"* individual need, board of each! followed their advice and know. household, don’t give them any fad superintendent of You are not likely to cure your form of laxative, but use a health- Schools of the county in whieh auch located an. affi.| constipation with salts, pills, tablets ful, helpful preparation like Dr. the clerk and the| or any of the habit-forming cathar- Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. Its very such governing board, v il it is wi NE rantalinete ie ‘ne | — tics. But you can safely relieve this taste will tell you it is wholesome, schools of such school dix- condition by gentle regulation with and agreeable to the stomach. De- current or the a suitable liquid laxative. lightful taste, and delightful action; Provided, however, jon shall be deemed’ pro- the vear 1984 by ‘the THE LIQUID TEST: or after. Ask your druggist for Dr. there is no discomfort at the time, idavit on . : Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, all ready an aute and First: select a properly prepared 45 take, as in confli liquid laxative. Second: take the or| Third: gradually reduce the dose own accord. Simple, isn’t it? And it works! Dr. Caldwoll’s Syrup Pepsin Bee State. The right liquid laxative brings Ey | thorough bowel action without ] We, believe the use, of pills HE HAD QUESTION using force. An approved liquid mineral hee adda ld Philadelphia—After completing his; laxative (one which is most widely ing way to gentle regula charge to the jury in a numbers rack-| used for both adults and children) of the bowels with a liquid et case, Judge James Gay.Gordon, Jr.,| is Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. It laxative. asked the jurors if they had any ques-| js a doctor’s prescription, and ‘ : perfectly safe. Its laxative action oni preserption of eth soe oo paar bed his fing-| is based on senna, a natural laxative; ae pure pepsin, and senna ers through his hair, and rose: the dose can be measured, and the i x sriniFiDSGiCe ash Roane ornt 4 the ideal family laxative. want us to do; find this man guilty And we know it is a safe i preparation for children and eee, ee — se it does not cause bowel strain from forming on, or irritate the kidneys. [A STRAIGHT EIGHT! 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John J. Jungers of Re- | term of imprisonment, gent is a dealer in hardware, lumber, “I expected to get punished,” he farm implements and automobile ac- | said following his conviction Tuesday