The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-02
IN THE HOUSE.

AOoSA
Bismarck, Jan. 23.-Petition was read
from county commission of LaMouIe
county asking for the repeal of the law
providing for publication of election re-
returns; also to repeal the law providing
for publication of notice of rates of tar
alton, etc.
Mr.. Packard presented a petition of
his people for the reduction of personal
exemptions of $500 to $500; also from
the Glen Tllen Wool Growers Associa-
ton asking for an increase of wolf
bounty.
The judiciary committee recommend
ed that house bill No. e be amended and
passed.
The committee on education recon-
The committee on highways recon-
house bill No. II be amended.
Petition was read from citizens of
Grand Forks asking 4or reduction of
exemptions from $500 to $500.
The following bills were INTRODUCED:
House bill No. 6o-Mr. Rose-Pro-
yides for appropriation of $24,75o for
Glendale industrial school.
House bill No. 62-Mr. Lecch-Re-
quires district judges to give reasons
in writing for decisions rendered.
House bill No. 61-Mr. Leecl-Regu-
lating and limiting motions to dismiss
and motions tending to defeat appeals
to supreme court.
House bill No. 63-Mr. Leect-Pro-
vides all appeals to supreme court shall
be heard and determined on its merits
and regulates the hearing and detcrmlna-
ton of appeals and for amendments so
as to obviate errors of practice.
House bill No. 64-Mr. Lcech-Cre-
ates Office of tax commissioner at salary
of $1,000 and expenses.
House bill No. 65-Mr. Leech-Pro-
cedure relating to sham
House bill No. 66-Mr. Bjornson-
To exempt registered pharmacists from
House bill No. 67-Mr. Gronvold-
Prohibits fishing by other than line, be-
tween Jan. 1 and May L.
House bill No. 68-Mr. Chafce-Re-
quires fire, lightning or tornado insur-
ance agents to pay license.
House bill No. 6o-Mr. Thomas
Abolishes the provisions of section 154o
of codes, prescribes n of conduct
ing elections in townships and counties
not organized.
House bill No. 7o-Mr. Thomas
Abolishes district veterinarians and
makes the veterinarian at Agricultural
college state veterinarian.
House bill No. 7I-Mr. Hare-De-
fines what property may be taken in the
exercise of eminent domain.
House bill No. '72-Mr. Anderson
Provides for posting by school. district
treasurers of their annual reports at an
nual meetings Of district officers.
House bill No. .73-Mr. Casscl-Re-
lating to jurors and name of drawing
same; doing away with professional
jurors.
House bill No. 74-Mr. Cassell-Ap-
propriates $I.2oo for farmers institutes
to make. up deficiencies incurred BY as
sistant dairy and food commissioner.
House bill No. 75-Mr. McClure-In-
:reases per diem of county commission
ers to $500 and mileage to 10 cents.
House bill No. 76-Mr. Gulack-Rc-
quires postofice addresses Of grantor
and grantee on all deeds and mortgages
before recording.
House bill No. H-Mr. Davies-Pro-
vides that township supervisors shall
h~oldsregnlar meetings on Tuesdays next
preceding annual town meetings.
House bill No. B-Mr. Davis
Changes date Of delivery by county au-
ditors Of assessment books and blanks
10 assessors from last Saturday of
March to third Saturday insApril.
House bill No. 7o-Mr. Davis
Changes date Of holding township meet
tngs from second to last Tuesday II
March. a
House bill No. 8o-Mr. Bjornson-
Provides for county trsasurcrrs s5 9