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160 contained shall be construed to prohibit said board from expending any additional moneys derived from sources other than taxation. Such memorial, or memorials, or other suitable recognition shall be erected within the county at a place determined upon by such board and such memorial, or memorials, or recognition when erected, shall be properly and permanently maintained by such board by necessary expenditures from the general fund of the county or from funds donated to the county therefor or from either or both of such funds. Provided, further, that where funds have been heretofore raised by tax levy for such memorial or memorials, and the funds so raised are unexpended, the board of county commissioners may at any time after September 1, 1937, by resolution transfer any such unexpended funds to the general fund of the county.

§ 2. The board of county commissioners in any county of this state in which a fund has been or may be created for the erection of a war memorial or memorials, may combine such war memorial fund with other funds of the county for the purpose of erecting a memorial court house.

Approved March 5, 1935.

An Act authorizing judges of the District Court to demand the Attorney General to perform certain duties relating to criminal matters, providing for payment of expenses in connection therewith, and repealing all acts or parts of acts in conflict herewith.

Be It Enacted by the Legislative Assembly of the State of North Dakota:

§ 1. .) Upon the written demand of a judge of the district court, with or without the consent and approval of the state's attorney of the county wherein such duties are to be performed, the Attorney General, either personally or through his assistants, shall be required to make a full and complete investigation of any criminal matter or complaint referred to in said demand, and to take full charge of and conduct any criminal prosecution in any county within the district of said district judge to the same effect and with like power and authority that the duly elected state's attorney of that county could. All expenses, including mileage as now provided