Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-29
THESE BILLS VETOED.
VetOes ut a Number Of Bills Filed bv
the Governor Yesterday
Afternoon.
The Majority of Them Are Measures
Embracing Matters Covered
in the Codes,
While Some of Them Amend Laws
Which Are Repealed Thereby
Political Code Signed.
A Number of Vetoes.

Inc governor has filed with the secre-
tary of state q number of vetoes Of bills
passed at the recent session. A num-
Der Of the bills vetoed are those which
embrace matters covered by the codes
or conflict with them, in amending laws
which are repealed by the codes. The
several bills vetoed, and lessons there
for. are given in the following communi-
cation from the governor to the score.
tary Of state:
Senate Bill No. 154, entitled can act
amending Section l of Article 10, Chap
ter 73of the Laws of 1887, the same be.
ing Section 1910 of the Compiled Laws
of the Territory of Dakota, now state of
North Dakota" was filed in the execu-
tive office March 9TH. This section is
fully covered by Section 1892 of House
Bill No. 165. Gan act to establish a Po-
litical code for the state of North Da-
kota,' signed March 21st., and as there
are no provisions whereby the provi-
sions of said bill will become operative
before the provisions of House Bill No.
l65, the same is filed without my ap-
proval.
House Bill No. 1859, entitled "An act
to amend Section 26 of Chapter rs of the
Session Laws of 1891, entitled An act 10
promote irrigation" was filedin the ex-
ecutive office or the 9Th day of March.
Chapter rs of the Session Laws Of 1891
is repealed by House Bill No. l65 (Po-
litical code), signed March 21st. And as
said Chapter IS is not re-enacted in
House Bill No. 165, the bill, if signed,
would become null and void, by reason
of the repeal Of Chapter IS of the SEES
sion Laws of 1891. The same is filed
without my approval.
Senate Bill No. go, entitled Gan act to
amend.S Section 80, Chapter 100, Laws of
1890, being an act entitled AN act pre-
scribing the mode of making assessments
and the levy and collection of taxes, and
for other purposes relative thereto"
was filed in the executive Office March 9Th.
House Bill No. 165 political code) re-
peals this Chapter 1872, Laws OF 1890, and
does not re-enact the same. Senate Bill
No 66, if signed, would become null and
void. The same is' therefore filed with
out Ivy approval.
House Bill No. 1O7. entitled San act to
amend Section 3 of Chapter SO of the
Laws of 1890, to regulate the practice
of medicine IN the state of North Da-
kota-to license physicians, surgeons
and obstetricians, and to punish persons
violating the provisions of this act" was
filed in the executive office March 9Th.
The provisions of House Bill No. 1O7 r
included in Article go of House Bill No.
1G5 Political code), signed March 21st,
and there being no provision for House
Bill No. 1O7 becoming operative before
that of House Bill No. 165 Political
code), I file the same without my ap.
proval.
Senate Bill No. liza, entitled can act
to repeal an act to create a joint school
township in the counties of Griggs and
Steele wal filed in the executive Office
March 9Th. The district contains about
twenty patrons who would be affected by
the change. OF this number, eighteen
have p%etitioned that the district remain
unchanged. In this request the gentle
man who introduced the bill concurs. AS
this bill is local in it's operations, and
those affected thereby urgently request
that no change be made, I therefore file
the same without my approval.
House Bill No. 4, entitled San act to
amend Subdivision No. IL of Section l
of Chapter 101, Session Laws of 1884,
was filed in the executive office March
7th. The provisions of this bill are Gov
cred by Senate Bill No. 88, approved
March 10Th. I therefore file the same
without my approval.
Senate Bill No. 129, entitled IAN act
to amend Section 1961a of the civil CODE"
was filed in the executive office March
9Th. The title of this act is defective.
Section 1961a is not a section of the civil
code, referring to liens on crops. The
reference should be to Senate Bill No.
85, a bill passed by the fourth legislative
assembly, entitled can act to establish
a civil code for the state of North Da-
kota." This bill is in conflict with Sec
ton 63, Subsection 81 of the const1tu-
tion, being special legislation on Eau.
thorizing the creation, extension or i'm
pairment of liens" I therefore file the
same without my approval.
House Bill No. 80, entitled Gan act to
amend sections 20, 25 and 26, of chapter
81 of the session laws of 1898, relating to
the organization and government of state
banks" was filed in the executive office
March 9Th. A careful comparison of the
provisions of this bill with sections 755,
765 and 766 Of Senate Bill No. IS (civil
code) shows no material change in what
will be the law when the provisions of
House Bill No. 80 will become operative.
House Bill No. 80 is therefore filed with
out my approval.
Senate Bill No. 143, entitled Gan act
to amend section 3O7 of the Probate Code
of North Dakota" was fled in the ex-
ecutive Office on the 7th of March. The
title reference is defective. Section 3O7
of the probate code is a section relating
to trials. The reference should be to
section 3O7 of House Bill No. ITO, being
San act to establish a probate code
for the state of North Dakota" approved
March 1st. If signed the bill would re-.
peal a section OF law which evidently was
not the intent of the legislature. L
therefore file the same without my ap-
proval.
House Bill No. II, entitled Gan act
to provide for the acquisition of lands
for township cemeteries" was filed in
the executive office March 9Th. Section
2of this bill, requiring the deposit of
the award with the county treasurer,
conflicts with section IA of the constitu-
ton, which provides for the payment of
the award into court for the owner. A
special procedure is provided which is
in conflict with ~aoction 60 s1,h. roct;on <