Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-16
ID committee on judiciary.

House Bill No I1anley ::&ss Act to
repeal sections 1885, 1884, 1895, 1886
and 1887 of the revised codes Of 1905
relating to the time when lawful for al
lowing stock to run at. large. This
measure will mean that it is unlawful to
allow stock to be at large. Referred
to committee on live stock.
House Bill No. IS, Lindvig: Amend
ling sections $50 and SSH of the re-
|svised codes Of 1905, relating to inter
|est, prescribing that six per cent shall
be the legal rate and usury any rate
more than ten per cent. Referred to
the committee on banking. l." -.
&& House Bill No. Sc, Hendrickson. An
act to amend section 10259 of the revisd
codes of 1905, relating to the qualifi-
cation of bail. in criminal actions. The
measure prohibits any person who holds
any public Office, except notary public
from giving bail in criminal actions.
Referred to committee OH judiciary.
~'' House Bill No. 81, Burns: A bill
fixing the penalty for any person
sweeping passenger coaches while in
use by passengers, Referred to, CONF
mittee on railroads. y, 49,.
House Bill No. SO, Lindvig: Amend
ing section 1882 Of the revised codes of
1905, relating to the redemption of land
sold for delinquent taxes. This meas
IRE seeks to reduce the interest on tax
certificates from two to one per cent a
month Referred to committee on tax
alton and tax laws.
4 House Bill No. 50, Chat6eld: Bill
for an act amending section 9761 of the
revised codes of 1905, relating to a
change of place of trial of preliminary
examination in criminal cases. The
measure changes the name Justice to
magistrate" Referred to committee
ON judiciary. .~
House Bill No. 90, Linde: Act all
thorizing counties of the state to issue
bonds or warrants to purchase and pro-
cure seed grain for needy farmers resi-
dent therein. Referred to committee
on state affairs >
House Bill No. 81, Sgutt: Act to
amend section 1902 of the revised codes
of 1905, and to provide for a method
of procedure in perfecting appeals from
acts of special assessment commissions
| of cities This measure seeks to abolish
the provision which requires the publ
cation of special assessments and in
case of any person feeling aggrieved
he shall file an appeal from such special
assessment with the county auditor
| within fifteen days after the special as
sessment has been certified to the audi
tor.
House Bill No. g., Skulason: A bill
for an act relative to injuries received
on highways, resulting from snow OF
ice 1t provides that no city or MUM
cipality shall be responsible for such in
juries if the place where accident hap
pens was reasonably safe. Referred tc
committee on highways and bridges.
House Bill No. 63, Sorlie: Act tc
amend section, !, 2, 8, 4, 6 and II,
of chapter 135 of the session laws Of
1907. This measure is an amendment
| of the hotel inspection bill and provides
penalties for neglect of sanitary condi,
ton of building and premises and pro-
viding for graduated inspection fees
Referred to committee on public health
House Bill No. "a, Dibley: An ac'
to amend the law of succession as pre-
Iscrbeds,in section 5187 of the revised
| codes of 1905. Referred to committee
on judiciary.
House Bill No. Is, White: An ACT
| relating to evidence regarding chain OF
title to real estate. Referred to com
mittee!aon Judiciary.
House Bill No. 66, White: An act
to amend section sO49 Of the revised
| codes, relating to the bond of execu-
tors, administrators and guardians. The
| measure provides for reduction Of a
bond in case the trust is decreased. Re-
icrred TO. committee on judiciary. 4
House Bill No. s.. White: Act tc
amend section 2767 of the revised codes
| of 1905, relating to advertising for and
| awarding contracts for the construction
of sidewalks in cities. In case no bids
for the work are received the measure
provides for Reimbursement as before
! Referred to committee on municipal
| corporations.
The house then adjourned.
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