Williams County Board Proceedings October 1898 Gavel Notes
Proceedings from Williams County North Dakota meeting days October 4 through October 8 1898 record adjournments motions notices orders and bills approved. The minutes note court house jail bond election funding road and bridge work and expenses for prisoners and county poor. audits and quarterly reports accepted. several warrants issued for wolf and coyote scalps and frontier policing costs. The excerpt ends with legal notice about land sales under the 1897 amendment proposal to be presented to the next legislative assembly.
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Parchant
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Gaines
Grunty
Williams
North Dakota
Mid
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Williston End
Neason
Proposed North Dakota constitutional amendment on railroad and rail service valuation
The Fifth legislative assembly proposes a concurrent resolution to submit a constitutional amendment changing how railroads and related companies are assessed for property taxes. It details franchise, roadbed, rolling stock, and related property to be valued by the state board of equalization at actual value and allocated to counties and districts where operated, with the proposal to be voted on at the next general election.
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North Dakota
Legislative Assembly
Congress of the United States
State of
Adyance
Bega auePtae
Walter Elexty
House of Representatives
Benates
Thay
North Daknia
Ettire Board of Equalization
Property Tax Amendment Dictates Interstate Railroad Assessments
A fragment from a North Dakota notice describes how railroads are taxed by mileage within counties towns villages townships and districts and states that any portion of roadway used for non railroad purposes should be taxed as other real property. Dated at Bismarck North Dakota the 15th.
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Bismarck
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North Dakota Proposal for Constitutional Amendment by Concurrent Resolution
The state legislature proposes amending Section 76 of Article 8 to redefine the governor's power with the pardon board, including the attorney general and chief justice plus two appointees, to grant reprieves, commutations, and pardons for most offenses. Treason cases suspend sentences until legislative action, with guidance on remission and the governor reporting actions each regular session. The notice notes the proposal dated August 15, 1998, from Bismarck, ND.
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F. J. Waldron
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Chicago
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Chicago, Ill
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Douglas Bell
Williaton, NV
Dan Harris
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R. C. Barstad
Hofftand
Williama County
Chris. Anderson
E. L. Moore
Thomas Shea
Ling
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Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, New Jersey
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Sam
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Towner
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