Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-15
THESE BILLS APPROVED.
List of the Bills Passed By the SEES
sion, and Approved By the
Governor.


Governor.
The governor yesterday sent to the
secretary Of state Senate Bills 20, 81, SO,
los, 108, $50 and 166, and House Bills IS,
108, 1923, 1875, 1926, LAT and 1859 as approved
by him. This makes the complete list of
bills approved up TO date, as follows:
SENATE BILLS APPROVED.
Senate Bill No. 7(Haggart's): Appro-
priation for clerks in executive Offices.
Senate Bill No. 10 (Valentine's): Amend
ing law as to druggists permits for the
sale Of intoxicating liquors.
Senate Bill No. Ii (Arnold's): Regu-
lating redistricting county commissioner
districts.
Senate bill No. 20 (Plain's): Destroy
ing noxious weeds.
Senate Bill No. % (Strom'sl: Prohib-
iting officers and employees of state from
being interested in contracts.
Senate Bill No. "a (McGlllivray): At
taching unorganized counties to Stark,
Billings and Mercer counties.
Senate bill No. 81 (Hanscom's): Re-
lating to teachers certificates.
Senate Bill No. 80 CTufts'): Extending
time of paying personal property tax IN
til October.
Senate Bill No. A (Arnold's): For a
geological and natural history survey of
the state.
Senate Bill No. As (Rourke's): Ac-
cepting provisions United Statss statutes
relating to soldiers homes. Involves a
grant of 500 by the general government
for each inmate.
Senate Bill No. IS (Strom's): Regu-
lating the deposit of county funds.
Senate Bill No. SO (White's): Making
boards of trustees, ETC., personally liable
for amounts expended in excess of ap-
preparations.
Senate bill No. p (Hillier's): Substi-
tute for senate bill No. 10; providing for
the construction end maintenance of
warehouses on railroad rights of way.
Practically house bill No. 2, 1893.
Senate bill No. "a (Gregory's): Re-
pealing act for the purchase and dis
tribution of Dakota supreme court re.
ports.
Senate bill No. 70 (Rourke's): Defn-
ing practice in county courts, fixing
compensation Of judges.
Senate Bill No. IS Compilation Com
mittee's): Civil code.
Senate bill No. Sc (Gregory's): For
suspending herd law where voters elect
to do SO.
Senate Bill No. SO (Clarke's): Creating
high school board; providing system of
higher education.
Senate bill No. SO (Strom's): Colorado
law for the care and cure of inebriates.
Senate bill No. 103 (Dayis'): Chang
ing place of holding court IN Wells
county to Fessenden.
Senate Bill No. 1O5 (Little's): Fees of
sherlffs transporting persons to the asy-
lum.
Senate Bill No. 109 (Arnold's): Re-
pealing special law relating to salary of
treasurer and register of Grand Forks
county.
Senate Bill No. ia Compilation Com
mittee's): Justices code.
Senate bill No. LAT (LaMoure's): Gre.
ating historical commission, consisting
of the governor, auditor, secretary of
state, commissioner of agriculture, W.
H. Moorhead and president of North
Dakota Historical society.
Senate bill No. $50 (Committee's): For
repairs or governors mansion.
Senate bill No. 153 (Dobie's): Provld-
ing for separate privies in school dis
tricts.
Senate bill No. 1852 (Whlte's): Fixing
number and salaries of legislative en-
ployes.
Senate bill No. l66 (Plain's): Fixing
charges for stop over on cars.
HOUSE BILLS APPROVED.
House bill No. 1 (Wjneman's): Pro.
viding for the deposit of state funds.
House bill No. 8 (Hodg son's): Repeal
ing gross earnings tax.
House bill No. 10 (Hanna's); To en-
courage the manufacture of potato
starch. Bounty of 2 cents per pound
for five years.
House bill No. IA (Myers'): Regulating
practice of veterinary science in North
Dakota.
House bill No. % (Guinan's): Requir-
ing railroads to keep open station build.
ings at all sidlngs where business
amounting to $40,O0Oper season is done.
House bill No. 80 (Purdon's): Fixing
time for first meeting of city council.
House bill No. 35 Purdon's): Re.
latinE to town and city boards of re-
view.