The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-03-24

may be made.
H. B. 2S9. Protecting beaver until |
Jan. 1, 1920.
H. B. %. Permitting county officers
to name deputies where authorized to |
be employed.
H. B. 160. Requiring the return of |
the same grade of wheat at terminals
as warehouse receipts call for.
H. B. PSI. Relating to the attach
ment of adjacent territory to school
districts.
H. B. "a, Time for redemption of
real estate sold for taxes.
H. B. 81 County auditor to make and
transmit copy of tax lists for the town
ships for the preceding year to the
township clerk Of each civil township
H. B. 70. Providing for the destruc-
ton of all weeds on either side of
public highway by the supervisor of
each district.
H. B. Is. Regulating the taking up
of estrays and requiring report to
the secretary of state.
H. B. 112. Providing for the filing
of satisfaction of mechanics liens and
a penalty for the failure to do so.
H. B. PA. Compensation bond and
qualification of district veterinarians.
H. B. 260. Relating to the dismissal
of civil actions.
H. B. 230. Relating to costs on
foreclosures of liens, amending section
5577 of the Revised Codes.
H. B. 159. Relating to public insti-
buttons, amending section 1890 of the
1903 session laws.
H. B. ia. Relating to state deposit
tories and fixing. the rate of interest
to be paid on such deposits.
H. B. So. Relating to garnishments
and amending section 1892 of the Re-
vised Code.
H. B. 220. Relating to county off,
Gals and the salaries of county
judges.
H. B. 2s4. Relating to repositories
of county funds and fixing the amount
of interest to be paid on the same
H. B. 1872. Providing for an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the payment
of the state engineer who investigated
the irrigation projects.
Appropriations Reduced.
In passing upon appropriation bills,
Gov. Sarles has vetoed number of
items, giving in each case statement
! of his reasons, which in most instances
is based upon the inefficiency of ex-
pected revenues to meet the large de-
mands made upon them. The follow
ing appropriation measures are among
those thus approved:
Increase in pure food law enforce
ment, $4,000.
Bill locating state fair at Grand
Forks and Fargo, $4,000.
Purchase of law library of late John
M. Cochrane, $4,000.
Payment Of irrigation expenses,
$4,000.
Appropriations to cover buildings
erected at state university, agricultur-
al college, normal school and deaf
school, carrying $154,4OO.
Bill to pay deficiency in payment of
scab on cattle ranges, $1,000.
Capitol maintenance bill, carrying
$24,OOO annually.
Bill fixing clerk hire in the state
departments.
Blind asylum bill. carrying $4,000.
Deficiency in appropriation for fee
BILE minded institute, $4,000.
Improvements and new buildings at
Mayville normal school, $4,000.
immigration appropriation, $4,000.
! State aid to high schools, carrying
an increase of $4,000.
Farmers Institutes bill, carrying an
increase of $4,000.
Bill providing for chemical labora-
tory and green house at Agricultural
college, carrying $4,000.
The governor has also approved:
The appropriation for the Mandan
reform school, except as to the items
of $4,000 for water supply and $4,000
for the purchase of additional land,
which are vetoed.
The bill for the Valley City normal
school. except for the items of $4,000
for summer school, $1,000 for new
floor and $4,000 for other repairs,
which are vetoed.
The bills providing for agricultural
experiment stations at Leeds and
Linton are also vetoed for the reason
that the total appropriations are ex-
cessive and these stations are not
necessary at the present time.
House bill No. Is, providing 1000
for state aid to rural schools is vetoed
on the ground of excessive total appro-
priations and because of other large
appropriations for state schools
The appropriation for the feeble
minded institute at Grafton is ap-
proved, except the item of $4,000 for
the purchase of additional land, which
is vetoed as not an absolutely neees-
sary item.
The appropriations for gymnasiums
and assembly halls~for the university
and agricultural college. carrying $780,