The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1935, Page 7

TO county. AUDITORS: ronna, secretary of 5 D. Gro state x ‘the ty nee Cd Dakota, | ordance wi Provisions of Article tie Amendments N. ned Consti- tution and Section 979, C. 1918, a ey. ceritfy that the Soltowing’ re. measure will be submitted t oe seh the special election pro- 8 Acti ne Governor Walter Wrelera to be held on Monday, July 193) , Clair G. Derby, County Auditor, Burleigh County, North Dakota, cer- _ tify that the following ig a true and correct copy of this Tax Sale Measure to be voted upon as called for in a Special Election to be held at the yerious election precincts in Te County, North Dakota, July, 16, 1986. In Witness whereof, I hi here- unto set my hand and” aftized “tn of- aon seal at the County of Bi igh, ty of Bismarck, this 20th day of Sack 1935, (SEAL) CLAIR G. DER! County ‘Auditor. ALES TAX ACT pt by referendum ret dive, assembly: of S. B. 318, 1985 ieee March 11, re. nact by. thet twenty-fourth Femistative ai sembly Se the state of North Dak: ic} ul 1935 session of sai Te felative | embly, being an act pro- ing for a sales tax on the retail sale of all tangible personal property ‘within this state, ministration and colle and distribution of enoneys rec ved sere and ren ata all laws or arts of laws in tet therewit ekna the full text, a which act is as follows, to-wit: ‘An act to equal taxation and ¥ place in part the tax on property, provide ah public nue to be used for such replacement by ns osing & fon on gross receip rom Tetail 5 8 defined herein; to provide ‘tor, ihe’ collection of such & the ad and us ee the nd tl emptions; to make an appropria- i or wd administration of this fix fines and penalties for PY violation of the provisions of this act; to repeal all laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith and de- claring an emergency. Be It Enacted by on Le sembly of the le of kota: cere and an ialative As. jorth Section 1. following words, term: when used in this div! meanings ascribed, to them tn this the context Includes any indivic aaa tirm, ‘copartnership, joint adven- ociation, corporation, munici- pal corporation, estate, trust, business rust, receiver, or any other group or combination acting as@ unit, and the oe well as the singular num- x) “Sale” means any transfer, ex- change, or barter, conditional or rwise, in any manner or by any mea 8 ‘whatsoever, for a consider: jon. (c) “Retail sale” or “sale at retail” Hf the sale to a consumer or to erson for any purpose, other than oor processing or for resale, of tangible personal property and the sale of gas, electricity, water, and communication service to retail con- tomer to select any goods, wares or merchandise from ‘any price list, or cat ord ir be ordered for such customer shipped directly to such cus- ere inclu any activity y any person or caused | RON: ed in tobe enga: ea in by him with the ob- ject of gain, benefit, or advantage, Shes Girect or indirect. “Retailer” includ very pi son’ engaged in the busin os ing tangible goods, wares, chandise at retail, or the ‘turnisht of gas, electricity, water and co! munication servic ad tickets or admissions to pla of amusement and athletic events a8 Provided in this division. (f) “Gross rece! means the total amount of the sales of retailers, a in money, whether received in money or otherwise, provided, how- ever, that discounts for any Paces allowed and taken on sal: hall not be included, nor shall the le an of property returned by custo! when the full sale price thereof is, funded either in cash or by credit, Provid further, that on all sales of ilers, valued in money, when sales are made under conditional sales contract, or under other forms of sale wherein the payment of smeaprin ginal sum phoreandae be extended over a eriod longer than sixty (60) days rom the date of sale thereof that only cash by the retailer during each quar- terly period as defined, herein. (g) “Relief agency” means the state, any county, city and county, city or district thereof, or any agency fn actual relief work, . TAX IMPOSED.) There imposed, beginning the first 1985, and ending May 1, 1947,°o tax se two per cont (2%) uporl the ‘gross receipts from all gales, of tangible personal property, consi ing of goods, wares, or merchandi as rovided in this n, a ee of tax upon the gr pts from the sales, furnishing "Or rice of gas, electricity, water and mmunication service, including the receipts from such sales by any gro: municipal corporation furnishing gas, | 4 electricity, water and communication | t service to the pabis in its proprietary capacity, except is otherwise De vided in this vision. when sol retail in the stat North Dakota lke rate 0} fn ani, di division. puted and collected inafter provided. Section 8. EXEMPTIONS.) There are hereby specifically exempted from the provisions of this division and from the computation of the amount the following: ipts from sales personal property which state is prohibited from taxing under the constitution or laws of th or under the constitu- tat eipts rvice rom the f trans ss receipts from sales of ‘Tangible’ p person: pre ty for the performance of a contract on public works executed prior to the Rtective oe ¢ of this division. gross receipts from of tenets or admis! on to trict and local fairs ores from ‘educational, charitable activities rs of oe tax herein provi ded: ae that it oe accounts are thereafter collected by the retailer, a tax shall be paid upon the amount so collate, pH bg ep ta act apeey, hs insurance other product, upon which th ate of North Di now or may hereafter impose a spe- cial tax, either in the form of a li- cense tax, stamp tax or otherwi: Section 5. EDIT TO RE AGENCY, 1. A felief agency may apply to the commissioner for refund of the amount of tax imposed hereunder and paid upon sales to it of any good ‘wares, or marchandiss used for free eutripatien to tl r and needy. Such oo! refunds may be obtained only in the following amounts and the | bat manner and only under the following n forms furnished by the com- loner, and during the time herein provided for the fillng of faeries | 6 tax returns by retailers, th report to the comm! totat mount or amounts, F oxpendes directly | fee lst the per. pest to it or ne ie th the dates of eet Haters fos tl tolany tax eee this s division, of the gr ef j® Proper showing of the nec logue, which such customer might | Inj 0 | partnership, thietic | th provided | by herein beviegis all be com- | by, a |nated therein. (ce) The relief? ag mast Le the tres oe the me cominths Included’ the amount tne Gompatation of of the roe on has paid sion, based tion of Bite re it such and tl the tax Teviee Oy this its in compli fe shall. retu amount mT yy the jection as practicable, add t x imposed under this act, or the Sverage equiv- alent thereof, to the salés price or coer ee nae when added such tax shall titute a part of such charg shail be a debt from consu or user to retailer until eon shall be recoverable at la same manner ‘3 other debt: Agreements between competing r tallers, or the adoption of appropria’ rules and regulations by organiza- tions or associations of retailers to provide uniform methods for adding such tax or the avera equivalent thereof, and which do not involve rice fixing agreements otherwise un- lawful, and which shall first h: th approval of the commissioner, are ¢ pressly Gaede and shall be he! qj not to be in violation of any anti- trust laws of this state. Section LAW F' ACTS.) I all be. unlawful for gny, ey ee to advertise or hold out the public or to ‘cont Siuen’ salecaly or indirectly, thet the or hereof imposed by this ‘aivision iti be assum ‘or ‘absorbed: by the retail- or that it will not be considered @lement in the price to the co: mer, or if added, that it or any part thereof will be refunded. Section 8. It shall be the uty of every retailer required to ma rt and pay to pre- er and |¢ the rve such re eee of pales a the quire and it shall on “avery, Fetaller to ears all goods, wares, or mer- urchased for resale; and all invoice ized rt nts. cutensy % SRE TURN ‘OF GROSS RE- 1. The pele hen , ath or before the 20th day of tl ee the close of the tits au onrteriy. perl defined in the following belie and on of before the 20th day of the month following each subsequent quarterly period of three months, make out a return for the pba tl ceipts of the’ retaile! a the tax for the period covered by such turn, and such further information the commissioner may ae i) vided, howeve: may, upon r Bit: therefor, grant unto such retailer an extension of time of not to exce thirty (30) days for making such re- turn. If such extension is granted to any such retailer, the time in which he is required to make ery = provided for in section (ae of this act ii be extend re lor the same period. 2. The commissio: if he deems it Liege ad or advisable in order to {i sure the payment of the tax imposed. by this d elon ee require ret ae e and payment of tax to be eter Or other than ‘quarter ly Di visions of section Men (10) where to the contrary notwithe Returns shall be signed by the ret ee hi vilea’by gethy agent, ist be ver ie oat NSectic F OF TAX Faction 10. 1. The tax — Fe ee shall be due and pays erty ine stallments on or De i" 20t ns of the month next succeeding quarterly period, the first of such per- jods being the period Se with May 1, 1935, aoe énding on th 30th day of’ Ju: 2, Every retailer at the time of making the return required here- under, shall compute and pay to the commissioner the tax due for the pre coun 4 Tne, commissioner may, moe in cP his’ judgment it is neces: and ad- visable to do so in order to secure the collection of the tax levied under this division, require any person subject to such tax te file with him @ bend, issued by a surety company author- ized to transact business jn th: and approved by the insur: a h | Missioner ‘as to solvency ant missioner may fix, to secu! ment of any tax and/or or which may become due from such person. In lieu of such bot tien approved by the pong such amount rescribe, may be deponited wiih *him, newaich securities shall be fe A the custody of the commission; d may fee sold by him at public of Bere ar out notice to the de ite or theres Ae {it becomes necessary 0 do in order to recover any tax and/or penalt! due. Upon any such sale, the surplui if any, above the amounts due reer this sivision shell spegeata to the person who deposited the Section 11, PERMI' Itee-APBLICA: TIONS, won), 1, Thirty day: effective date of this act. gy Shan is unlawful for any pers: ngage in of trans. act busine: ce etal within this state, unles: ‘permit or permits shall hi been issued to him as hi after prescribed. Every person 4 ing to engage in or conduct busin as a retailer within this state soa file with the commissioner an cation for a permit or permits. application for such a permit ‘shall. 4 made upon a form pre mas pen alg the commissioner and s! oe sacl the lecaeDn of. his pla laces of busi } and such other ine ‘ormation as the commissioner ma: The application shall bi signed by the owner if a natural per. on; in the ciation or ber or partner of a corporation, fficer ‘thereof or spec aay yenerines poration to s Sy edu Ps which shall Cy attache he time of making such et ar as origenes. of his aythority. plication, the applicant (ers Bey. come person = Sor nae DBS: &@ permit fi for permit, and the aps cant must hi have a permit for each jon the payment of the sane ees herein required the one shall ‘gram applicant a ce ane of business a mit is not assi hal valid only for the person ih wnat name it is issued a! or, he action of busines eo dosle- It Shall” Pas all th mee be CopReleneuly geese at Place for which { er the pro- division val raid The as without, ture! until revoked by Pie e is 4, relief prescribed and Adopted under this 4i- vision, the commissioner upon hear- a ee after giving ten da: Rott ice of the time and place of the hearing to show cause why his permit should'nst be revoked, may revoke the permit, The commissionsr ehail ‘also have thé power to restore licenses aftér such Feyocatio! The commissioner a! of one oo for thi permit to aller whGee fag been en Proviouiy rev Tevoked. RETURN—INCORR! Nit If a@ return required by this division is not filed, or if a return when fil jncorn et fficient wand ker fails to file a corrected Or sutficient return within twenty days after the same is Jeauired by notice trom the commi mer, such commit poner shall determine the amount of tax due from a ae of number of employ. concerned, rental stock on hand, an The commissioners e relief fia thirty da: of such mah pore such ae fotaumination ‘er te prove po hee such conipute- | thi 6, sBetallere shell as ter | RECORDS REQUIRED.) Ip y month | after, such re ed ane “but the commis: fest it ts Incorrect. commission Ais decision to the pernon Hable for the tax. Section 13. APPEALS.) 1. An appeal may be taken by the taxpayer to the district court of the county in which he ides, or which his principal place of busin: ec ated, within sixty 4 yh a rated in ¢ eer gourt, ina docketed as other cases, with the taxpayer as plaintif¢ and the ‘tone missioner as defendant. The plain- tiff shall file ‘Vee oa clerk a bond tor no u he defendant, with app: a by such clerk, in penalty, at of tax api pied oe ni shall the ona be than fift lars ($50.00), Conditioned, thet the Plaintite shalt perform the orders of 3. The court shall hear the appeal in equity and determine ane questions submitted to it, on appe 4 from the determination of thi missioner. The court shall render. its pecs thereon ahd a certified copy id decree shall be filed by the Cher of said court with the commis- Ute who shall then correct ate as- it in accordance with said de- Rn appeal may be taken by the taxpay ‘er or the commissioner to the supreme court of this state in t! in suits in equity, irrespective of the amount involved. Section 14. SERVICE OF NOTICES.) 1, Any notice, except notice of R peal, authorized or required un: a provisions of this division given by mailing the same to te e per. son for whom ty is intended by regis- tered mail, ad a 3 such person at the wddress nm the last re- turn filed by fim ursuant to the provisions of rents division, or if no re- turn has been filed, then to such ad- drebs as may be obtainable. The mail- ing of auch notice shall be presum: tive evidence of the receipt of the same by the person to whom a dre: ny period of time which js determined according to the provi- f this division by the giving of Totice shall commence, to run. trom the date of registration And posting of such notice. The provisions of the North Da- kota co relative to the limitation of time for the enforcement of a civil remedy shall not apply to any pro- ceeding or action taken to levy, ap- praise, ss, determine or enforce Rie eciection’ of any tax oF penalty Provided by this CREE ea jon 15. PENALTIES—OF- FENSES.) 1. ty person failing to file a re- turn or corrected return or to pay any tax within the time required by this division, shall be subject to a penalty ef five per cent (5%) of the amoun' of tax due, plus one er cent ‘uae. 1 such tax for each month of 4 fraction pieresk, excepting t réturn wi jonei he delay was excu fay femit ail oF any part of ae penalty. Such penalty shall be for to the commissioner and dispose ry in the same manner as other receipt under this division. Unpaid penalt! may be enforced in the same manner |b: asthe tax imposed by this division. ‘Any person who shall n, ersonal propert: missions to places of arnusement, and athletic events, or gas, water, elec- tricity and communication service at retati in this state after his licens shall have been revoked. or withou procuring a license within sixty (60 days after the effective date of thi provided in section 11 of this rf who shall violate the provi Slane of section even of this act, or ast give at [a ® st double the amount He and q rf officers of any corporation 3 411 so act, shall be guilty of a Tuledemeaner, punishment for which ‘shall be a fine of not more than one thousand dollars or imprisonment for net more than one year, or both such ‘ine and imprisonment, in the discre-. tion of the court. 3. Any person required to make, render, sign, or verity ny return or aioe’ return, who makes any false or fraudulent return with intent to defeat or evade the assessment re- quired by law to be made, shal! guilty of a geichy and shall, for each such offense, fined not less than five hundred Yollars and not more than five thousand foe , or be im- prigoned not exceeding one year, or be subject to both a fine na’ imprison- ment, in the discretion of the court. 4, “The certificate of the commis- sioner to the effect that a tax has not pea paid, that a return has not been or ited ere tae oboe mn supplied pursuant to = sions of this division, shall be prima facie evidence thereo: Section 16, The tax commissioner ut the state of North Dakota is hereby ‘ged with the administration of act and the taxes interes there- by. Such commissioner shall have the power and authority to prescribe all rules and regulations not incon- Bistent with the provisions of this act, necessary and advisable for its de- tailed adrainist ration: 8) and to effectu- ate its. purpos including the right to provide for the issuance and sale by the state of coupons covering the amount of tax or taxes to be paid under this act, if such method is e chee advisable by said commis: same manner that appéals are taken | sio: Section 17. and enaltien, lected under tl All fees, taxes, interest nik eae oa and/or col- act must be paid to The ‘commissioner im the form of re- mittances payable to the treasurer of the state of North Dakota, and said com meson e shall transmit each Payment daily to the state treasurer to be deposited in State Treasury to the credit of a fund to be known as the special tax fund, which fund is hereby created and een e mice Section 18. GENERAL POWERS.) 1. The commissioner, for Ai pur. pose of ascertaining the correctnés: oe any a oe for tee purpose of ing the taxable freome and/or Pecsipie of any tax- Payer, shall have power: to examine or cause to be examined by any agent or representative designated by him, books, pal records or memoranda; to require by subpoena the attend- ance and testimony of witnesses; to issue and sign Co ea LD to admin- ister oaths, to examine witnesses and receive evidence; to compel witnesses to produce for examination ' books, papers, records and documents relat- ing to any matter which he shall have the authority to investigate or determine. 2. Where the commissioner finds the taxpayer has made a fraudulent return, the costs of said hearing shall be taxed to the taxpayer. In all other cases the costs shall be paid by the state. 3. od bah patho to be paid tax costs shall be spr qa oy law in pro- In the istrict Court of this in proceedings in ‘lvil cases. Where the costs are taxed to the taxpayer they shall added to the taxes as- ed against said taxpayer and shall be collected in the same manner. Costs eke the state si el be certified all u for the amount ‘Or sald costs, to be paid out of the proceeds of the taxes Collected ‘under. thie 9 In case of di a the comm ents, and 5: t may. er, requiring the person to pear before the commissioner 1 be | sive idence or produce records, books, papers and documents, as the | case may be, and any failure to obey such order of court may be punished by the court as a contempt thereof. 5. Testimony on hearings before j the commissioner may be taken by a deposition as in civil cases, and any | Person may be compelled to appear and depose in the same manner as witnesses may be compelled to appear | and testify Section 19. 1, The commis: as hereinbefore provided. loner, with the ap- proval of the governor, may appoint | such agents, auditors, clerks and ployees as ‘he may ‘deem necessa and fix their salaries and compen sation and prescribe their duties and powers and said commissioner shall have the right to remove such agents, auditors, clerks and employees So ap pointed by him 2, All such agents and employees shall be allowed such reasonable and other necessary traveling expenses as may be incurred in the performance of their duties not to exceed, how- ever, such amounts as are now or may hereafter be fixed by law. 3, The commissioner may require such of the officers, agents, and em ployees as it may designate to give bond for the faithful performance of the duties in such sum and with such sureties as it may determine and the state hall pay, out of the proceeds of the taxes collected under the provi- sions of this act, the premiums on such bonds. . The commissioner may utilize the office of treasurer of the various counties in order to administer this act and effectuate its purposes, and may appoint the treasurers of the various counties its agents to collect any or all of the taxes imposed by this act, provided, however, that no additional compensation shail be paid to sald treasurer by reason thercof. n 20. INFORMATION DEEM. zB “CONPIDENTIAT.) 1. Tt shall be dnlawful for the commissioner, or any person having an administrative duty under this act, to divulge or to make known in any Manner ‘whatever, the business af- fairs, operations, ‘or information ob- tained by an investigation of records and equipment of any person or cor- poration visited or examined in the discharge of official duty, or the amount or source of income, profits, losses, expenditures or any particular thereof, set forth or disclosed in any return, or to permit any return or copy thereof or any book containing any abstract or particulars thereof to be seen or examined by any person except as provided by law; provided, however, that the commissioner. may authorize examination of such re- turns by other state officers, or, if a reciprocal arrangemont exists, by tax officers of another state, or the fed- eral government, 2, “Any person violating the provi- sions of sub-section one of this sec tion shall be guilty of a misdemeanor and punishable by a fine not to ex- 2 rs ($1,000. ati CORRECTION. 6 RORS.) result of mistake, an amount of tax, Penalty, or interest, has been paid which was not due ‘under the provi- sions of this act, then such amount shall be credited against any tax due, or to become due, under this act from the person who made the er- Toneous payment, or such amount shall be refunded to such person by the commissioner. Section 22. Wherever by any pro- vision of this act a refund is author- ized, the commissioner shall certify the amount of the refund, the reason therefor and the name of the payee to the state treasurer, who shall thereupon draw his warrant on the special tax fund in the amount speci- fied payable to the named payee. Section 23. If any section, sub- section, clause, sentence, or phrase of this act is for any reason held to be unconstitutional and invalid, such de- cision shall not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this act. The legislature hereby declares that If it shall appear that, as a| the [it would have passed this act and each |section, sub-section, clause, sentence, jor phrase hereof, irrespective of Iwhether any one or more of the sec- | tions, sub-sections, clauses, sentences, or phrases e jeclare unconstitu- fh be declared i | lonat Section 24, laws he! All laws and parts of in conflict with this act are y repented. ection 25, ALLOCATION OF REV- ENUBS.) an’ montes collected and received under this act shall be cred- ited by the state treasurer into a spe~ cial fund to be known as “the retail sales tax fund.” Out of this fund the tate treasurer shall first pay the expenses of administering this act and the payment of refunds allowed under this act. The ae mount of monies remaining in sald ‘retail sales tax fund” shall be allocated and dis- ributed as follow: (a) The state board of equalization is authorized, directed, empowered and required, at any regular or spe- cial meeting, from time to time, to transfer into “the state public welfare fund,” created and established by house bill 338, pending in this legis- Intive sossion, the sum of $500,000.00 relief of destitute or necessitous persons, in co-ordination with and supplementary to the funds made available for expenditure for like Purposes in North Dakota from funds appropriated by congress and allo- cated by the federal emergency re- lief administration and/or other federal agencies, Such monies may be expended either in the form of dl- rect or work relief. The said state board of equalization is further au- thorized, directed and empowered to transfer into the state public welfare fund the further sum of $100,000.00 Per annum, or so much thereof’ ag in the opinion of the said state board of equaltz zation may be necessary, to be expended for mothers! ald or pension and/or old age or blind pens: assistance in co-ordination with ted: eral funds as above set forth. (b) The state board of equalization is hereby further directed, empow- ered and required, at any regular or special meeting, from time to time, to transfer from said “retail sales tax fund” to the state equalization fund, created by house bill 255, pending in this legislative session, ‘the sum of $700,000.00 for the year 1935 and the sum of $1,950,000.00 for the year 1936. (c) Said state board of equalize tion is further authorized, directe and empowered, at any regular or special meeting, from time to time, to transfer into the general fund of the state such portions of said “re- tail sales tax fund” as, in the opin- ion of said board, are not required for carrying out the provisions of sub- divisions (a) and (b) of this section, to be used by said state board of equalization in replacement and re- duction of such of the levies for gen- eral state purposes as said board may deem just and proper. Section 26. There is hereby appro- priated out of any monies in the state treasury not, otherwise appropriated, twenty-five thousand ($25,000. 00) Soars, for the purpose of putting this act into operation and carrying out the provisions thereof until such time as sufficient funds are collected under this act. Section 27. EMERGENCY.) Where- as the financial situation of this state is such as to demand and require the immediate collection of additional revenue for the purposes stated in this act and otherwise, now, there- fore, an emergency is hereby ectaca and this act shall be in full fore effect from and after its passag sha approv In witness whereof, I have unto affixed the great seal of “the state of North Dakota at the capitol in the city of Bismarck, State of North Dakota, this 12th day of June, 1935. JAMES D. GRONNA, nis Secretary of State. It has been estimated that there are 7,000,000 cats in New Work state. per annum to be expended for the |, ar Catherine '-Mayer Dassinger, Rev. Father Stanisiaus Sticka. wedding dinner was given at the home of the bride’s parents. ee * Pahl-Meckler Miss Eleanor Pahl and Dan Meck- ler, both of Goodrich, were married at McClusky on June 19 by County Judge William G. Paul. xe * Tower-Jensen Miss x ek Benson-Handy The Catholic church of Anamoose Gladstone, was married to Philip Mayer, St. Ste- phen, in a ceremony performed by Ruth Tower of near Under- wood and Clarence Jensen, Colehar- bor, have announced their wedding, which occurred recently, to friends. A ford Baer, Neenah, Wis. Rev. H. F, Hanson officiated. se 8 Soderquist-Oxdel. Friends at Washburn and Under- | wood have received word that Miss [Irma Soderquist, formerly a resident of the two towns, was married to C. M. Oxdel at Yuma, Aris. on May was the scene of the wedding of Miss | 25. Mr. Oxdel is enlisted in the U. 8. Iris Benson, Drake, Handy, Garrison, formed on Monday, June 24. and Martin| Navy and is stationed at San Diego, which was per- The where they live at the William Penn hotel. This Curious Wort By William Ferguson USED AS A MARCHING SONG BY THE COLONISTS BURING THE. REVOLUTION, WAS WRITTEN BY A BRITISH ARMY SURGEON, eS de (© 1996 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. 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