Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-03-17
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Twelfth session of the legislature the
following will probably prove of most
interest to the people of Ramsey coun-
ty: s---. r. ~. -}.s,s.
House Bill No. 11.-Creating tax
commission. ~
House Bill No. Exchanging the
dates of terms Of court in the Second
Judicial district.
House Bill No. 21-Removing foul
seed from threshing machines.
House Bill No. 25-Reapportionment
law.
House Bill No. 36-Keeping depots
open twelve months in year in small
towns.
House Bill No. 96-Making it a
crime to take liquor on the grounds of
state institution.
House Bill No. 97-Making it a
crime to drink liquor on trains.
House Bill No. 100-Re-enacting
laws relating to the practice of medi-
cine.
House Bill No. 110-State to furnish
pa copy of the Blue Book for public
schools.
House Bill No. 120-Compelling all
trains to stop at county seats.
House Bill No. 123-Appropriating
$4,000 to build a military storehouse
on the militia grounds near Devils
Lake.
House Bill No. 124-State buildings
to be built by North Dakota contrac-
tors.
House Bill No. 155-Appropriating
$4,000 for building a tuberculosis san
itarium near Dunseith.
House Bill No. 165-System of uni
form accounting.
House Bill No. 207-Regulating the
sale of nursery stock.
House Bill No. 210-State aid to
high schools and rural schools.
House Bill No. 219-Relating to chat
tel mortgages.
House Bill No. 232-Putting Office Of
sheriff on salary basis.
House Bill No. 237-An act calling
for the initiative, referendum and re-
call.
House Bill No. 259-Revising pri-
mary election law.
House Bill No. 252-Creating con-
gressional districts.
House Bill No. 262-Anti-pass law.
House Bill No. 269-Laying out new
roads.
House Bill No. billboard of con-
troll bill.
House Bill No. DEMONSTRATION of
freight cabooses.
House Bill No. 274-Surveying a
drainage ditch from the Mouse river
into Devils Lake.
House Bill No. 275-Forbiding dis
eased stock to be shipped into the
state.
House Bill No. 313-Re-codifying the
public health laws.
House Bill No. 315-Disinfecting
churches and school houses.
House Bill No. 328-Closing theatres
on Sundays.
House Bill No. 332-Prohibiting
screenes or blinds in pool room win
dows. =,
House Bill No. 355-Reimbursing
owners of cattle killed on account of
tuberculosis Infection.
House Bill No. 390-Providing fire
escapes for school houses.
House Bill No. 414-Treating of bab-
les at time of birth.
House Bill No. Standardization of
the filing of lien.
House Bill No. 376-Educational
campaign for prevention of the white
| pl ne.
House Bill No. 321-Making it a
crime to leave glass or nails on the
streets or public roads.
House Bill No. 177-Providing grain
inspection at Duluth and Minneapolis
Among measures pertaining to the
lettering of public roads, we find H
B. Nos. 81 and 81, and senate bills 176
and 1873.
Ramsey County representatives
were instrumental in getting the fol
lowing laws passed:
House Bill No. 10, Anderson
Changing dates of court in Second Ju
dical district.
House Bill No. 207, Anderson-Reg
ulating sale Of nursery stock.
House Bill 70, Morrison-Paying de
ficiency incurred by live stock SAM
tary board, during 1909 and 1910.
House Bill No. ITO, Hyland-Relat
ing to the State Pardon Board.
House Bill No. 257, Hyland-Bette1
preservation of plats and plans In reg
lister of deeds Office. Z,
House Bill No. 275, Hyland-Appro
priation for making survey from the
Mouse river to Devils Lake. :.
House Bill No. 378,-Relating to ad
vertising tax sale. = - J. ..
Hyland-Concurrent resolution call
| ing for the election of U. s. senator,
by direct vote. - - ,s7e1 = ~ .' Il
| Hyland-Concurrent resolution To-
the levying Of a state tax to construc
roads. ~. a>~- -. n ; s..aa=t%. 5z.
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