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filed , hie ie 6 persons Y or patronisin; ‘he same and suc! lations not inco! ct et tas may promote the| toate, ny y qa) puceuon for the. licenses cod go. Dastness in ‘the community where SO Wren the Hicenses be adjudged a ark en the are be convict: ea oe “viotatin Beaten stone ec this Act OF ot the loci fs ets We north Devote, permit revoked. (hy ‘Where the, ioee convicted of a f of the United Stat laws of one of thi rent e bi © at the location lic Cat in a 4 val “gates, ft the, Ue 4 all ce not bi ly an (9) ‘whe victed ot drunkenn: erly teted ot by any of the cou ia. terminat ny, license ts ain ee “the oe Ea MF : ns under, i him ual not be entitl f any ny atid of the Hecnwe pal tion 3. LOCAL, AUTHORIT! wae Eatin UNUMBER UOR | th ” The itive boay of any aia mt fe ty " “t o be issued apne th ay In cities or Mas jal of le than 1000 population “on license plus one on” for sak pee Regt y (2) 11 from 1000 han 2808 population sadtior ath ieb pence ilense for see . ities of from oe @) ty a et ree yo00 000 populatto a) In citteys of 8008, ation zs ion. atey ie all ined e OF Yederal cone we toe pa a * AMOUNT. OF PECENEE gegton & shail be ae tod Ooch hgeved iets feo maae or a feen for eecalt soft ‘alg “on sale” license, th it $3 «b) For each F100. covey For each of Wolecaler’ fle nse the sum tributor se Megch. Railway, Company license the sum, reise a ras © asurer 7 : etter st at weaned osit oe ei the license fee in 1 fi to be known a8 SPiguer ‘Revenue Fund At ond ‘of each calendar mont 6 H remit to the treasurer of the mu: Mr half of the amount of the fen collected} by him upon ar Inaued to focationg within fuel ee panic patty, era notify the auditor or clerk lane ait HHO vied Up upon 4 fuer sold within the cise stamp tax as follow liquors containing 10 pec ent oF tess 1 f alcohol by weight j —10 conte gallon mine ea containing more bag bevy by w cent. of alco! than 10 8 pet Sete: ae) pe jing ethy’ Co ie other spiritous tiguer— ACTION oF TAX. shall Cx. on 8! 4 od by the "eta y. eo he shall deliver the those applying therefor on herent: wo ee, orp a ¢ alt ol ae wol or before ch sale an et es acta a toompletely. mutilated en or Co wares mutT container opened, ISPOSI TION A iD. oe ruNia tane taxes or munic- 5. REVEN' eee off ail license fe i allocated to count ict Ppauties anal by the State Treasurer be kept in the caeeet Revenue meee. anor Control Commission ‘youc fund A necessary, administrative pense, tact Vg license oucl 4 all, be bea Om wAualtor (ed 5 I VOnue Fund. ron December eee eae ‘st of each year the te Treasurer shall Gameeze to tt! me Eauattsation ca for Bch ho of tl an sixty-four undred twe it ounces or "multiples of. MineS ation, Ap original pack shall th tie ofthe next higher TITLE ad, VIL Sextan YU piste provisions oF oF tae ag asad net tne ie rie into this’ stat the purchase witht i a I °, 5 or Purchase tech a1goha ris 2 Or but, not for or teenie. ‘purposes unless | to; licensed u! 83 rar caxr Lig ‘Thi a eee cal a ery ger ie ei ei ry “he ‘S| mean and include any Wore - | FIN! other sim! noone bt a ot ran na tin) ne ane ting eae and upi fame Ii. conven bet oH Applicasis fo beer ne per Steohel by" weights ree at ry ‘ee # z howe licen TITLE ie Vill. Detinitions Interpretations Sec! ee phe APRS at whet ever tse ce hy! include aistiltes fermented, opi tous, Cer the i ous beverages containi ot furnishing or lique eae ages There retail a pie G fe tion off 6 a ‘it| transportation, 3 ie if bal ‘original package” o1 trite paekag = Go ar “Solding e Hauer which! is corked "and, 9 seate ie term “municipality” J ‘ait mea in any city or village inco: jorporated un- ler La Sore of this sta ge HOTEL" “DEFINED. ‘The te el" as herein Retell bs ident ¢ proprietor oF man |s which is provided us the main" entrance with & sultabdl Cy jst ite w on the ton 1 ground floor and. which ‘employs an adequate staff to provide a suitabl and usual service and which main- tains under the same man and control as the rest of tal as an integral pa: Ing room with appro- eating not lesr the general in ene of payment therefor at tables, eee that such din- 5] ing. room service y be maintgined under separate management it die rectly connect with and convent. tly available to an guests of such el by int or G ances. Section ‘AURANT DE-|, mn Fentayrant” herein used Shalt mean any ablis! ment to than a hote: under the tro! le proprietor or factitt ee — mn tion Of pa, CLASSIFICATION or Ls urD, al ject white Gi om the pu t! 900, cl secot eae shall, be tho Popul ation © of not less tha cit! ail ‘clete the ue class si CO! DEFINED. The shall mean and inclu fe corporation or association ganized for civic, or Desteese term fraterna poses whic! han fifty member: 1 tor more tl a, hired or lei or space in a buil tocial shall and ex! able and adequate for the reasonable and comfortable accommodation of its members and whose affairs and man- conducted by directors, executive committed ir chosen by members ata meetin iy bone and none of w the | offi. ich | 0! for that pur: a r wages as may be fixed and voted each sear by the directors or, other governing iy section LIQUORS DEFINED. “Malt a i we containing more 5.5 per cent of alcohol by weight. ‘obta ined by the alcoholic fermentation. of an infu. decoction of marley. malt or wi 1 ‘i ineus liquor” it coatalting _— aleohel b: nts ft fr ral progucts containing fuga in. cluding sera ‘ified wines such port and piritons Nquer™ meane n tional or contr: oF portion e8 saopeetitee an flaw such fact fea not janes late the mainin: rt of t Act, it in ng. portl TITLE No. IX. 1. REPEAL OF CON- WB, All Jaws or parte: provisions hei Hatetions “10032, 16083 96, 10087, 100 98, 1008 10 63, 10104, Col (0105 Compl eat ‘e ym pile ent to. Comptia Laws 1913 ioiee to 10107, 1010: rete, 110, 1011: piled 'Laws iota: atte jo we 1913 as amende sction int Supplement to Complied Laws 1913 lement to comp Lat , OLS, 10121 ge, 1a +i 3: 39, tetas 19 Toda ‘Comolled "Laws. 19031 "ol aoe, alot n i} not to Soe) one 2] from and licenses therefor: of | Drevislons thereof; ‘providin e| repealing all acts in conflict thet {with the penniiens. o Tapeaied, in- | c "Ibe collected by eine Nau ir eran manufactt ee 4 trang) ee under the ings. ot ‘si pie adjudged guilty of a be subject to a. tine of not to. exceed. $100 oF by Imprison- ment is the county Jal of not Pio ex ceed ninety days of beth such fine and Blot puient, Any tii vi the ‘previnions. of this Act conviction tnereot, ds sybaeguent offen: ajudi ny and ehall be unisned by a tine of not to exce r by Imprisonment in the county sei ot auch fine mprisonment Glscretion or the court, LOCAL OPTION AND ANTI. MONOPOLY LIQUOR CON. TROL BILL. Bubmitted by initiative petition: An Act legalizing the importation, sale and posi ir and manufacture in certain cas Nquor; providing for r jue thi prohibit- ing the transferring of licenses; ex- cluding sat Persons from the right e quor; CG leit of to parch requiring the governing bodies Runtetpaiities «provid, the payment of a local t and raise revenue hereun prescribe, certain regulation ing, for the administrative his beet it fei we in the manu- iapeah clause as to constitutronality: repealing all acts in conflict there- with: defining Mquors: authorising 1 | distilleries, under certain conditions; Providing ‘for local option and the Fight of the people in each municl- pality, at certain elections, to vote on the question of continuing the legalized sale of liquor in such mu- nleipality; Lmiting place of sale; dls; jon of liquor revenue funds and Shistment of portons thereof to school istricts; appropriating state funds Haas this Act in operation; legalizing be Initiated measure legalizing the tm- Porseesion of Maquor; roviding “for revenue therefrom and licenses there. for; ft authorising the governing. hod! municipalities to provide and require the payment of a local tax or license and te raise revenue hereunder; and to prescribe certain regulations: pro; Ing for the administrativ oF Ry jis act; it gay “person to engage in the manu: facture or sale of liquor without fira obtaining a license therefor; prov! enalty for the violation of th provisions thereof; providing for a saving clause as to constitutionality; making It unt defining liquors; authorizin, | eter Meries under certain conditions the question of continuing legalized ante of liquor in such mu- nicipality: limiting place of sale; dis- jon of Hquor revenue funds and of portons thereof ta Districts! appropriating. state ae put this act in operation; ing nd | Be It Enacted by the People of the re State of North Daket: Section 1. DEFINITIO! liquor means se beverage contain- f per cent of alcohol by weight ahtained by the fermen- tation of natural sugar contents of fruits or other agricultural products including fortified Log no per cent of yy weight ob- taine@ by ation, mivad with water and other ibstances in solu- toa and includ amane ice a things, brandy, rum, gin'and whisk: . Section 2" LEGALIZING LIQUOR. ie portation, transportation, sale. possession of liquor in thi: te. ‘is hereby declared to be 1 '¢ | subject te restrictions hereinafter vided in t 1. jection 3. SALE WITHIN THE BTATE.—WHO MAY SELL. Any per- son, partnership, or association having a legal and bona fide residence in, and being a citizen of, the State of North Dakota, and any civic, f nal of sncial’ club, having: i of retail within t! err ‘tet of s municipality as defined in this act, may engage in the bysiness of selling retail Hquor as described here- In under ouch restrictions as Se after provided, a on complianc wi ve of this act and upon tae ele Ne ee ind pay- ect SER COMMISSIONER jection y POWER AND DUTIES. Te ohall be the duty of the State Officer. now provided by law and known as the Btate Beer Comm joner, or such other be hereafter pro- gislature of this and associations re to engage in the either wholesale or vofficer , shall, befor erson, firm, corpora. ip, or associ tion, re. commissioner shall deem nece fnoure the sale of Nquors. by persons of good moral character. The commis- sioner shall wer to refuse @ iicense to any person applyin on the ground that such not have the qualifi by thin il br ee nt there. CENSE, State license fee in th sum of $50.00 per annum shall be collected from each person to whom fo ne Treasurer of the Dakota and ed in & fund, to ‘2 known as the “Liquor Revenye Fund. Section 6 LESALERS — PA: THEREON, ‘poration or association having eetgblished. place of business in. this fate and who has the qualifications defined by this act may obtain wholesalers distribution this WH intoxicating. Such license si fo him on such ed | 3 tad by im, and on ihe sSayment license fee A $500.00 for the period frome aly 1st to the following Ju! to the Comm! paid to the State ‘Treasurer, i vinous liquors containing more than 5.5 per cel el w nse ul for | ui and | power and meres, an carried in ype i iguet. Revenue n ION, Ww I oie Fi cones iy of ing sald ina in ti months %, ae CA abe 34 district Bt of Ne th i the remittance to ict to be Pro rata share to ed upon the ratio of eee ei populati ft each trict as compat yohoe! population © the ‘school districts In the state. The remaining 60 pe he of such fund, less such expen: ditu as are provided for in. thi all remain the breaerty, oF a of North Dakota ovide. Section sh AUTOMOBILE DRIV- ING, The driving of an automobile ei motor. vehicle on any ip cr my din this State by nt, ore, sist ay paplel- fender. the influence. of Nquor ie ous jucrs as defin jn this act. “Bectio rio) ENFORCEMENT. It P| Section 22, be unlawful for any Ber shall directly 5 alrecoy, Yoon yy any devi tense or ture, import into thi change, barter, disp of or p for hale any tntoxicatin Nquor without first having obtained licenses the: for as herein peviaee. Nothin, in contained shi Dortation into th commerce by duly disteie ist: 50 we held in stock for sale the following | excise on gl (a) 10 cents per wine vinous liquors Opp 18. per cont or leas of alcohol by (b) 10 cent yer wine 1 more ‘th in 10 per cent of alcohol by weight; (c) 40 cents eee oe Lye on all alcoholic bi men- lon, tad co con taining 4 in {nations oune ounc act shall of eight ounces, hirty-two oun ixty-four one hundred nty-elght ounces, or multiples OF one wine fon, Any original ing fractional quantit! ary @ exact denomination be taxed on the bas! highest denominatio: than shall tax authorizes to be used such fund oF any part thi cept. the purpose for which the tund was created shall be liable therefor ani unexpended balance of such fund is Project shall be transferred to the general orate purpose of paying an final judg- ment, or judgments, obt any school di t ever, Buch fund shall subject to all Li quirements which no v" warrant of the proper of the district for who was levied. Whi eof for any purpose ex- upon his official bond. If any no longer needed for the purpose for Which the fund was, created’ or the abandoned, such balance fund of the municipality or to the sinking fund or funds ‘of the mu: nicipality 8. Girected by the boa such object of thi i in, antistied or abandoned: (6) The foregoing limitations shall io It be made. ‘until t! levied for the tained against teens ided, how- rl that the Tregate amount Here Are Facts ‘on Initiated Bills REVIEW FOR TRIBUNE READERS Liquor Measures Are on Ballot | Two \must have provision for seating not Edito’r note: For the information of its read- [less than 50 guests; in second-class cities 35 guests and in others 90 ers, The Tribune herewith pre- guests, sents an analysis of the three in- | first-class city is one having 10,000 itiated measures which will ap- | population or more; @ second-class pear on the ballot at Wednesday's city one with 5,000 but less than 10,- primary election. The facts are es aoa third-class cities all under 5, based on statements contained in (5,000, the measures themselves and other The bill prohibits the establishment within the state of any information from = approved winery, rectifying plant or other ae sources. Two hard liquor bills will be voted vices for making “intoxieat ‘liquor. on Wednesday. One is sponsored bY|/ whether this Teohibits ihe stabi is not a group the majority of whose mem- wholesale dealers ot intoxieatin liquor lawfully manufactured, labete nd transported under the lave of the Unieed States ect 4 ENSES — HOW PAID~APPROPRIATIONS. Expenses for supplies, stationery, other mate: ry to be used for the purpose of carryin provisions of this act shall be paid by the State Treasurer out of the Agricultural |Wiauor Revenue Fund, derived trom ie, Ste BBHEUIEREA lite o eration of this act, upon proper shall bo ne license fee | vouchers fied wiee ne required for puch ma ture. Such | fr stilleries may whole: the: eat on the payment of Sree quired by Wholesalers as hérein pro- | ctherwis vided, No distillery operating. within or with the state shall be. ilcénsed to engage in the retail sale of liquor within the State. Provided, however, that such distilert lcensed under the laws of and must manufactur tribute Hquor in laws of the Unite Section 11. MUNICIPAL Li REQUIRED. For the purpose of ik censing retailers and raising revenue the governing bodies of each munict. pality in this state shall have the it is hereby made their duty to license retailers of Mquor in such municipality and to require the payment of an annual license fee from such retailers in the sum of not less than § more than $51 retailers Section 10. DIST! ERIES. T encourage the yee of the agricultural |, products of me ache in manufac- turing liquor it is reby provided that any person, firm, corporation, partnership or association shall have right to establish ‘within ateetgrtes for the 2. TERMS. The qu a ‘intoxicating liquor” wherever wi in this act shall mean and includ peerage alcohol and distilled, fer- mented, spiritous and other vinous f alcohol shall of shall or Be The term “whol nean @ny person, partnership or Poration enga, in. the business 6 selling intoxicating liquor in the original Package to retail dealers for resale. The term “original package shall mean any: package or contait or receptacle ho! fut eee corked or sealed. ter ipality” shall mean any et incorpora 100 and not 00 for cach lice in their respective * mea % jshall’ sell, and “retail meacn “ito business of selling or in quanti- ties of one wine gallon or tesa. a one time. fection NG CLAUS! The object his, enactment Is to provide for the sale of intoxicat- ng Mauors in the State of North Da- Kota and it is hereby declared that any provision of this act in any manner controverts the provisions of the constitution of this state, or of the United States, that the remain- ing provisions would cnacted by to review by the court the State, and provide by ordinance for the Punishment of any violation mul gated by suid municipality, and ex cepting also that all such regulations | shall be uniform, | Section 12, ‘AL OPTION. At any time when this act is in force and effect the qualified electors of ny municipality in the State may cause to be submitted to the electors of sald municipality the question as to whether or not the of intoxi- cating liquor shall continue to be legal in ‘said municipality. This act shall remain in full force and effect in all parts of the state Provisions are found to be in violas tion of either of said constitutions, the remaining provisions of this act hall not be affected by such invalid- but shall remain in full force and ff Rection 2 a ermine the | FIIGTING TAWA ence jowever,. that if a majority the ‘voters in any municipalit: desire that the right to d question of continuing or Wing thin act in force in clpalt cON- All other acts or of acts in conflict with the provisions “of this act are hereby re- Section 27. PENALTY. Any per- son violating the provisions of this act shell be guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction therefor shall be punished by a fine of not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100) and not more than One Thousand Dollars ($1,000), of imprisonment in the County Jail for a period of not more than six months or both. For-a sec- ond offense the same penalties shall be asnesned and, in addition thereto e@ license of the offen Hater, ler may be ich muni- oted 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 days prior to any regular annual 5 atutory munic- fpal elcctign, and ask therein that the question of permitting the retail sale of liquor to conttane: 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 election by a special ballot by which each voter is —————— |PROPOSAL TO RESTORE A 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 S ton 7 of Chapter 235 of the Law of North, Dakota for the vear 1929, 48 amended by Chapter. 297. of Laws of North Dakota for the ¥ 1931, relating to the levy of schoo! taxes and the limitations thereof, to permit governing boards of school districts to make an annual tax levy for school putposes in an amount suf- ficlent to provide each school district with seventy ($70) dollars annually for each child enrolled in the school oF schools of each school district, to Provide for the exercise of op on the part of governing poards 4 wat for or against the sale of liquor in such municipality. If at said election, the majority of the voters vote again the continuance of said sale it shall be illegal and contrary to law to sell liquor at retail in said from July Ist following until the question of submitting raid 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- ceding election the majority of the oters vote in favor of the retail sale of liquor in said’ municipality the retail sale of Mquor in sald munici- ality, under the provisions of this d after of July following said election, ction 13. CLOSING HOURS— LEGATION OF POWER TO MU- RICIPALITIES. No 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 ot the year on which liquor cannot be sold, and also prov lor suitable Punishment for the vielation of such ordinance. yetion | 14. ae IN deja written notice on a retailer that Any person, Boake: le school districts in the mode of termining tax levy, to define carol ment, to provide for the filing of sworn statements of enrollment, and to provide for the repeal of all’ acts and parts of acts in conflict with Be, it tine ea Peon! le a of le of the State jorth Section 1. AM! NDME: NT. tion 7 of Chapter 235 of the Laws of! North Dakota for: the year 1929 spentet by Chapter 97 of see La wees Dakota for the 193: hereby amended and re-enacted to 4 as follow. Bection 7, {SCHOOL | TAXES. School district taxex shall be by the governing body of each school district on or alae | abe. last day of 1] duly of euch year. for school istrict purpose: ‘Shall’ be based upon DISTRICT ONL: or lage. The business district shall ‘be delinea Fok the governing body of each 1G Mage by resolution or ordi- mn 15. NO TO IN- COMPETENT FERSORK. No tiguor shall be sold of served to students of the Common, Public or Parochia 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 |! habitual drunkard. And in case the wife of any head of a family serves Sec- legal (0 such husband while such written notice is in force and not withdrawn, Section 16. IICENSES LIMITED | fo; 'D Nor TRANSFERABLE. ML liquor by retail or be financed. The board of education or board of directors of gach “school | aletrict, whether com- it or special, in levy- be limited’ by the amount necest te to raise for the Ds ting the appropria- tions included in the school budget of the current fiscal year, and the sum necessary to be provided as a Teserve fund (as hereinafter provid- ed in Section 10) together with a tax sufficient in amount to in: the revenue trom vente ny one licen: each license issued shall conta’ ‘al description of the place where the. holder. thereot operates his li- censed business. And no such license ll be transferable except in the f the death of the licensee, dur- the term of the license, Fe h pire Portion of the eense, Section’ 17, LEGALIZING 5.5% EER. This act shall not apply to r containin; u t thereot at maturity. of alcoho! (1) The aggregate amount levied hy any school distric ry by w 10141 toidbaty i8is3 to Compiled Tass 1913 Sai ot ef complied te i niki ln et Laer oa hcan) i i, at 10) otaep rire Saar 4 ty fe mi | Ee 10188 rey ay of ibis. “Chapters i LE No. X. te wai Agee io one te a a 7! It si any parron te baie J tere oe, Bay Hae rine vi sited va. ice as herein” provided oR at into thin a ate penne: ny duly It: re for- F shall ie pephibte the | for vod it the same in a fund’ “ee ny Reowe as the Liquor Revenue Fund. iH be yale jul Ki in enien at obtaining all tntoiont: may net sell ii ee it in the original co: aca La resale 3 by ig =e annie spputee ie tikcy mates, s which ts not dard of ‘het Juncher vs ted Bich f llcenes, fe. 6 rane i: erate or to be ‘(ees tat ‘tntoxteatiny ited in tate. pases so ni to act! rvs PEocal auth aD) irisdictts bu uch dibsoct, 4 ton szelue gee | oa ported. Com! lee for ¢uch common carrie! shall be the sum of $5: the period from. JuW lst following dune arth. to, 8 be cag ee rg pala te te ‘Treasurer 4 i tre ry axe ‘Spplioabie’ ep pare, the and may be imported, ported and the: and a ane ious those gntitea be pred iced by (14) mille onthe ge vy of fourteen ots of. the net iNee ee duation Ow beer containing not to exceed 3.: belt eRe of fiee 0 Py wel 7 eh hereby declared illegal teal before he C ny or. imernor ie H ay oe Ay ry giving pl ool work exceed eighteen (18) trict = istrict maint iP; nm Ge) Tmlitg ton on donee ad ita het taxable purity required: The jaited States, by veh fianense oat urity as m: F required the legislature et" of ise State of iorth Dakota. Section INTAL WINE. oe ines for pores under the rules of ai Fr established Be dnd [= rT ‘Vo is by, declared Ha thi F regi Ne OF. og - Fovenue received by the State trons: | belt be urer from all licenses and trom the | Be Il be placed used the proceeds wa mae ft, ; e same period. the sald “50 of all /e i ro in a ae dur- levied for the purpose. of paying any agai shall not ekesed seeh amount as will r v "to be used [and provided further that’ thie: Sec! the authority of any of sub-division (sub-paragr en (7) of 8 school district shall not deem It ad- visable eee out of current revenues. ed that when the maximum ot levy permitted by the. foregoing doesnot (provide an annual Tevenue of beverages in excess of 5.3 per cene | 0% The term | ev! hich is és 5 ek Speier irene + Mosquitoes, Toads or judgments, ob- ad Judgment, al ny ‘school district be produced by a levy of five (3) mills on the net taxal assesxed uation of property therein, tion shall not be deem strued, to modify, qu: to issue bonds under the provisions ph) sev jection 4 of hapter 196 of the Session Laws of 1927, in cus the governing body of any suc to pay such judgment, or provid- It is further sroresely novia jegal rate to any school. district equal to a sum ($70) dollara for each d in the school or schools uch district (not including sums vied for interest and sinking aD verning board of any such di point necessary to provide a sum not to exceed seventy ($70) dollars for each chilé enrolled. Nothing in this provision, howe hall be deemad to restrict any district: whore lev under sub-sections (1), (2 dollars for each child enrolled, aor shall this provision restrict the ope- ration of Section 18 of this Act. (8) The enrollment in any school district shall be the number of pupils Who have been in actual attendance in the school or schools of any such istrict for at least twenty school jays of the current or the last school year. (9) On or before the fifteenth day of June in each year, it shall be the duty of the governing board of each school district to se to be filed with the county superintendent of schools of the county in which such school dist is located an the clerk and trict for. the current or the lasi school Provided, however, that ion shall be deemed’ pro- et for the year 1934 by the filing of the aforesaid affidavit on or before the thirty-first day of July. Section 2. REPEAL. All acts and parts of acts so far_as in conflict with this act are hereby repealed. WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto atfined “ihe eet, Genter the State of North Dakota at the Capitol in. the City of Bismarck, this 28th day of Ma: 4. (SEAL) Re Secretary Mest June 16-18-20-2: Week-End Cloudburst Reported Near Lefor Showers and thunderstorms brought additional moisture to North Dakota over the week-end. More rain was in Prospect for the extreme eastern part of the state Monday night. A cloudburst was reported near Le- for, and rains totaling from .70 to .80 of an inch fell at Devils Lake and Jamestown. Other recordings for the 48-hour Period ended at 7 a. m. Monday gave Drake 55-inch rain, Carrington .44, Fargo and Max 40, Bismarck .38, Grand Forks 33, Dunn Center .30, | Dickinson 19, Wishek and Beach .02, Lisbon .01, 1/Pembina and Sanish .07. Minot .17, Parshall .05, While most temperatures were in the late seventies and in the eighties, the mercury soared to 98 at Wishek to give that community the hottest weather for the week-end. American ‘Big Four’ Finds Course Tricky Sandwich. Eng. June 25.—(>)}— America’s “big four" in the British open golf championship, including Denny Shute of Philedelphia, the defending titleholder, found the greens fast and tricky Monday and were no less than nine shots behind hejact becomes effective. New persons bers live in Fargo and the eastern Part of the state, the other by Per-\ stitute a misdemeanor with a sons living largely in this territory.! o¢ not more than $100 One is designated as “Initiated meas-! days in jail. A ure relating to intoxicating liquor.”\4.'a felony with the other as a “local cpiion and anti-/inan $1,000 fine monopoly liquor control bill.” ithe county jail, “in ae As indicated by the titles, one of the tne court.” main differences is in the manner, of sale and boon ett | who may make such The first bill provides for sale of,izes 5.5 beer and provides Mquor by the drink only at tables in’ establishment of distilleries under cere ‘an eating house or to registered guests tain conditions. Whether liquor is te in private hotel rooms. “Perpendic-|be sold in any given municipality de- ular” drinking is barred and the bill) pends on a vote of the citizens of the contains a section under the heading district affected. At the beginning, “saloons prohibited.” however, such sale is deemed legal, Sales to incompetents, minors, In-| the vote to be taken on the question dians or habitual drunkards are bar- of “continuing” such sale, red and the business is confined to, It defines liquor as any beverage the business districts of cities and'containing more than 32 per cent towns. {of alcohol by weight and provides that Hous of sale are from 7 a. m., to “any persons, partnership or associa- 11 p. m. Provision is made to keep tion having a legal and bona fide re- retail sales in the hands of individuals’ sidence in and being a citizen of North or separate corporations. “Chain”, Dakota, or any civic, fraternal or 60- retail places are barred, as is interest cial club having its place of retail in in or control by a wholesaler of a re- He business district of a municipal- tai! establishment. ity” may engage in the Provision is made for “off sale” li-) “Enforcement of the law is placed ccnses, this to be done in ae i with the state beer commissioner, who ouly and the business is confined to shall have the lcensing power. The drug stores in operation January 1,'state retail Hcense fee is placed at 1934. Before getting such a license’ 359 9 year, wholesalers at $00 and any subsequent drug store must have rajjroad licenses at $500 a year, . The been in operation three years before .Mquor excise tax is 10 cents a gallon becoming eligible to sell liquor. jon all wines, regardless of alcoholic Restrict Eligibility content; 40 cents @ gallon on other “On sale” licenses, for the sale of peyerages containing more than 5.8 liquor by the drink, are confined to’ ner mnt of alcohol. = owners or proprietors of hotels and * restaurants established at the time the'yeheq in the steve then meee cena jnot less than 50 per cent of the raw sie used from within the state. They may wholesale their upon obtaining a wholesaler’s license. Municipal licenses are required, in a, Jenstering the business must wait three years before becoming eligible. These are the provisions especially objected to by sponsors of the “local option” bill and the reason for includ- un tne phrase “anti-monopoly” in its oettenethate teeming boone the reer title. i $500. Loca Wholesalers are to be licensed as erning bodies are authorized to make are private clubs and railroad dining'Uniform provisions for control of the cars or other common cerriers. business and provide penalties for the License applications are to be made!Vi0lation of local ordinances. Such to a Liquor Control Commissioner and! Matters as closing hours, days when must be approved by a majority vote|liquor cannot be sold and other sim- cf the local governing body where the|!Jar regulations are left with the license is to operate. The statc treas-' Municipalities. urer is to issue licenses upon approval Wife May Protest Sale of the commissioner and the govern-| sone a aoe, ee habit- ing board, following receipt of the wal ards ar and proviscion prescribed fee. Wholesale and dining !s made that a wife may, by written car licenses need not be passed upon ‘notice to any retailer, make sale of by local governing bodies. ; tant bee anew gia by renee ‘The state treasurer is to sell tax ing that his drinl terfer' stamps for liquor and shall remit/with the welfare of the family. This the proceeds monthly as follows: 30 Privilege, however, is limited to the per cent to the municipality; 30 per) wife. cent to the county and 40 Deena to; Provisions to bar “chain” liquor the state. The money going to the)stores or interest in a retail store by state will be transferred to the equil-|@ wholesaler, are somewhat similar in izetion fund and used for the benefit, mature to the first liquor bill. of schools, after expenses have been, Fifty per cent of the revenue from “ete Control Commissioner, Nonetion aatiee ole ake pay e Liquor Con! mi e every drawing $3600 a year, is prohibited three months, such distribution to be from being financially interested in’ based on the ratio of the school popu- the liquor business and is een ae of each district to the total for cause by the governor after @'school population of the state. The hearing. The term is four years. The! jremaining 50 per cent goes to the administrative staff is limited to al state general fund. pean: five office employes and five} Pease waar for violation are _ ba @ fine of $100 to $1 Concurrent jurisdiction is placed in! months in the cooate ey fee ee the commissioner and local governing/offense. For the second offense the boards, who may make rules govern- same penalty is provided, ing the conduct of ue business. iW eu permission to revoke the license Revoke Licenses jof the offender. Provision is made for the revoca- tion of licenses for any one of nine different causes, including failure to conduct the business in a “decent and orderly manner” or conviction on a charge of drunkenness or disorderly | conduct. Local authorities may limit the number of “on sale” licenses to “not less than” certain figures for places support of mirimuna educational facil jaties.” It lifts the present tax limita- tion on school districts so they may Provide each district with $70 for each pupil enrolled, the front-running Henry Cotton, whose par-cracking 66 set the pace in the first 18-holes of the 36-hole qualifying round for the champion- ship which begins Wednesday over the Royal St. Georges course. Gene Sarazen, champion in 1932 trick shot Australian, and MacDonald Smith, veteran Scot, post- ed 78's, while Shute had a 76. '*. Infest Anaconda | A as ain * Anaconda, Mont., June 25.—(#) —Mosquitoes were so numerous here Sunday that they had to call making driving difficult. Today’s Recipe | Cottage Ple second. - | ing each one thoroughly of varying population. Villages of 1,000 population will have, under the Jaw, not less than one license for the | village as a whole, plus one for each |for interest and si 500 of tion, a total of three. |boards may extend Cities of 10,000 population will have |extent as is necessary to two basic licenses, plus one for each /pupi]. Enrollment. 2,000 population, a total of not less number of pupils ai than seven. |for at least 20 days of the Retail licenses are placed at $300 a | jast school year. year, club licenses at $100, railroad li- SHIELDS WINS SETS censes at $300 and wholesalers at $500. | Halt of the license money goes to the | Wimbledon, Eng., June 5—P— municipality in which the business | Frank Shields of New York, No. 1 is located, payment being made by |ranking American, scored a decisive the state treasurer. straight-set victory over Danie] Prenn, The excise tax on the liquor itself, | former German Davis cup ace, Mon- to be collected by the sale of stamps, | day in the opening round of compe! varies with the alcoholic content of | tion for the all-England tennis cham- the liquor. Wine containing less than |pionships. The scores were 6-3, 6-3, 10 per cent alcohol pays 10 cents per | 6-4. gallon; thore powerful wines 20 cents. DADDY BROWNING ILL condition Monday in the hospital for Joint diseases. 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