Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-06

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s. B. y, relating to conyeyances.
s. ,. 1872, regulating disbursements
by lie insurance companies.
g B. SO, requiring annual apportion-
ment and accounting of surplus of life
insurance policies heretofore issued.
= =. l52, providing for the safe keep
ing Of documents and bonds deposited
IN Office of county auditor.
S. B. 179, prohibiting discrimination
by life insurance companies and pro-
viding penalties.
S. B. PIG, relative to the, insurance of
public buildings.
+ s. B, ITS, defining status. OF persons
soliciting life insurance.
s. s. B, 100, repeating chapter SO, section
1884, of the code (1905) !, relating to the
method of proof of written instruments
and contracts to which there are more
than one subscribing witness; and to
re-enact the same
5S S. B. 9, relating to division Of coun-3
ties; majority may secure division. In.
present law one big town in county
/ could control. 81 voted in the affirma-
i tive ~
S.B. $50, regulating sewers; where
sewers empty into a lake or non-run-
ming streams there must be septic,
| tank
, >. ;. 81, relating to effect of high
ways or railways on right Of way there
for over and upon the lands conveyed.
This to cure law relative to right Of
way reservations thus creating a cloud
/ upon all titles from railroads and to
clear matter purchaser has to pay $40
Tor quit claim deed. It is stated that
the railroads are now tired of existing
law.
5. 3. 40, to promote saftey Of en-
ployes and travellers upon railroads;
limiting hours Of service of employees.
8. 3: 274, requiring fair associations
to furnish certain statistics to commits
sioner Of agriculture and labor.
. s. B. 2l0, relating to the taxation of
grain grown within this state and held
therein in elevators, granaries, etc.
S. 3. 176, prohibiting misrepresenta-
/ lions by life insurance companies.
B. 1873, regulating the retirement
of capital stock in certain cases.
House Bills Passed. 81
II. B: 335, amending section 1S45,
4 chapter 81 Q9O5), relating to drains.
II. 3. 232, authorizing cities to regu-
late and fix the rates to be charged for
water, light and other public service
4 and utility to such municipalities and in
habitants. XII . .5Ss
II. 3. 345, providing for summary adj
ADMINISTRATION Of estates of small value,
under 81 800
II. B. 344, an act to provide for paw
/ ing, ctrbing or macadanizing highways
/ in civil townships which adjoin or are
suburbs Of cities of not less than 5000
population. Also for the connecting with
city sewers and water mains and con-
struction of sidewalks; particularly ap-
plies to Fargo township adj Joining the
city Of Fargo. ..
II. B. 3S7, authorizing the governor
4 to appoint a secretary of the board of
railroad commissioners and remove at
pleasure; salary not TO exceed $4,000 per
d .annum. u ,s
H. B. 324, giving lumber firms me-
4 chanic's lien but no collateral security
II. B. 249 purchasers of machinery
may set up defects il, same against pur-
chase price.
II. 3. 296, relating to special school
districts in cities, towns and villages
/ constituting part Of a school district and
the manner of dividing property and
Indebtedness where special districts are
1 divided.
II. b liz, relating to determination of
site for and erection Of school houses;
how plans are to be prepared; and pro-
i viding that the county superintendent,
1 superintendent Of board of health, and
chairman Of county board, to be board Of
inspection for the purpose of inspect
ing the safety and sanitary conditions
of school buildings; said board to make:
recommendations. but with power to
condemn in certain cases
Normal School az Mlnot.
During the afternoon session Tues.
day H, B. ll6, concurrent resolution
providing a constitutional amendment.
allowing the establishment Of normal
school at Minot, was returned from
the senate amended to correct the title.
Mr. Johnson Of Ward forthwith moved
that the bill be placed on its third read
Ling and final passage after the amend
ments Of the upper house were con-
CURED in The bill was finally passed
and given the clincher Mr.. Johnson
B sailed his bark splendidly and rallied
/ around him host Of friends, the only
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