Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10

Allen-Enlarging authority of build
ing and loan associations in the max
ing of loans and purchase of realty.
Bacon-Providing for the appoint
ment of permanent chaplains at the
state penitentiary.
Ugland-Permiting joint mainten-
ance of poor farms by counties.
Dwire-Permitting animals to run
at large from November to April, har-
monizing conflict in the code.
Lynch-Appropriating $4,000 an
nually for state printing, and 'provid-
ing for republication of the revised
codes of the state.
Allen-Provides for continuation of
cases in court where party of or at
torney is serving as member of the
legislature.
McHarg = Anti-tramp law; makes
beating of trains rlisdemeanor and
makes employees of trains peace off,
GERS to make arrests.
Hale-Providing for designation of
depositaries for sinking fund of school
districts. -.
Allen.Creating improvement dis
tricts in cities to permit the building
of needed sewers.
Sanford-Appropriating $4,000 an
nually for the maintenance of the
state capitol and offices.
Glasgow-Exempting certain per-
sons from the penalties for unlicensed
practice of veterinary surgery.
Special committee-Estab blishing
plant at the state penitentiary for the
manufacture of hard fibre twine and
cordage and providing rules for its
operation and management.
Sanford-Authorizing the issuance
of $50, 600 bonds for the erection of ad-
ditional buildings for the state insane
hospital at Jamestown.
Gulack-Authorizing the disposal of
lands acquired at tax sale at public
or private sale by county commits
sioners.
Dwire-Providing for the issuance
of $4,000 bonds for the payment of
the outstanding Indebtedness and
building of hospital at the state
soldiers home.
Hale--Makes incurable insanity
ground for divorce.
Dougherty-Fixing salary of county
judges.
Laughlin-Appropriating $500 an
nually as salary for the principal musi-
clan of the bandof the state guard and
500 and 500 for each troop or battery
for the expenses of mounted drill.
Stevens-Provides for payment of
firemen's two per cent tax June l.
BECAME LAW BY LAPSE.
Hale-Providing for organization of
school townships, without requirement
of 5000 assessed valuation of prop
erty.
IN THE GOVERNORS HANDS.
Herbrandson-Empowering the gov
ernor to contract with Minnesota or
South Dakota for the care of the blind.
Cassell - Requiring balances in
county depositaries to be kept in pro-
portion to capital slock.
Stevens-Providing for the pub1ica-
tion of election returns by precincts,
officially by counties.
Kennedy-Authorizing county COM
missioners to pay reward for wheat
thieves.
Thomson-For the destruction of
grasshoppers and locusts, authorizes
county commissioners to plow lands
at the expense of owners.
Committee-Fixing the salaries of
county auditors. Minimum of $3.50
and maximum of $1,000 based on valu-
alton.
Gilbertson-Permitting the building
of dams across running streams for
purposes of irrigation.
Gulack-Providing for the appoint
ment of sheep inspectors by state vet
erinarians.
Tousley-Amending the law, con-
ferring additional powers upon socie-
ties for the care of orphan children.
Concurrent resolution for the
amendment to the constitution neces-
sary to the creation of state board of
pardons.
Concurrent resolution for consti-
tutional amendment providing for the
taxation of express, telegraph and
other companies by the state board of
equalization.
Hale-For the payment of extraor-
binary expenses of the attorney gen.
eral in prosecutions of cases from the
general fund of the state.
Hale-Providing for county appor-
tionment of the two mill tax for state
tuition, formerly apportioned by the
state superintendent.
Deisem-Permitting water compan-
les to cross railroad and other bridges
with their mains by payment of rea-
sonable rental.
notwithstanding state banks
to loan money on real estate-permit-
ting the investment of large amount
of funds for which there is no chattel
security or demand.
Stevens-American bar association
general law governing negotiable in
struments.
Committee-Fixing the salaries of
clerks of district court based on va1ua-
tion of counties.
Cassell-Providing for the granting
ofright of way to telephone companies.
Tousley-Providing for the placing
of contingent fund at the disposal Of
the governor for the payment of un-
foreseen expenses.
4 Committee for the Great
tion of board to purchase supplies.
Restemayer = Requiring affidavits
and signatures to petition for removal
of county seats.
Stevens Providing for substitution
of records that have been destroyed by
fire or otherwise. -
Towle-Requiring the covering or
securing of wells on vacant lands.
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