The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-03-06
Two Hundred Bills Passed Bv
the Legislature Await
Executive Action
0nE:THIRD Of LEGISLATION
ONLY HAS Been SIGNED
Many Of the Measures Which Await
Executive Approval Are Those In
Which the Public Has a Special In.
terest-List Already Approved.

Pvoo00oAoA VI NOVcTuOr JOQ0 BURKE
Of the state awaiting his approval.
Out Of the 300 odd bills that were
passed by the assembly that came to
q close last Friday night-or early
Saturday. morning-only about 100
have been approved by him and are
now the "law Of the land"
There are several bills before the
governor in which there is particu-
lar interest
Following are the measures that
have received his approval:
Bills Passed and Approved.
H. B. 13. Anderson Of Ramsey, fix
Ing terms Of court in the Second
judicial district.
H. B. 15S, Sauer, reducing addition
al exemptions to $500 by amending
section 7117 of the revised codes.
H. B. 81, Frame, making the ad-
jutant general a member Of the state
military board.
H. B. ~, Edwards. providing that
penalty and interest collected on spe-
cial assessments in townships, VIII
lagos, towns and cities and school dis
tricts shall be turned over to such
subdivision, also making such penal
ty and interest on special drainage
tax or improvement fund revert to
such fund.
H. B. 17S. committee on insurance,
giving the commissioner Of insurance
the power to extend period of residue
In the organization of domestic stock
insurance companies to not more than
one year beyond the year already pro-
yided. 4. NJ.
H. B. 7s, ogonnor Of Grand Forks,
constitutional amendment opening way
for Minot normal to hold public land
grant should such grant be made.
H. B. 76, Price, establishing a uni
form rate for publication Of county
commissioners proceedings.
H. B. 2, Fried, prohibiting introduce
tion Of intoxicating liquors, narcotics
or other habit-forming drugs into
buildings or on premises of penal and
charitable institutions Of the state ex-
cept by authority Of chief physician
or head officer of such institution.
H. E. 68. O'Connor Of Grand Forks,
legalizing certain special assessments
that may have been levied since 1903.
s. B. 107, Elken, allowing city coun-
ellis to consolidate, by ordinance, for
voting purposes two or more con-
tigious wards in which the total vote
does not exceed 100, and also allow
ing division of wards into two voting
precincts when total vote exceeds 400.
Separate ballot boxes must be main
tained for each ward when consolida-
ton is made.
8. B. 219, Steele of stutsman, appro-
priating $780.60 to meet deficiency in
Cured by VIM. Blake In carrying on
the work as state humane agent.
s. =. 176, Welo, providing for ap-
Of highways and deputy superintend-
road construction work under his di-
rection, providing for road institutes
and requiring state engineer to CO.
operate with county road superin-
tendehts.
s. B. 154. committee on judiciary,
authorizing and directing the secre-
tary of state to loan plates of the SUI
preme court reports covering volumes
to 10 inclusive and prescribing man
ner and conditions on which said loan
Is to be made.
s. B. 149, Duncan, requiring sheriffs
to issue receipts in triplicate and file
with county auditor all duplicate re-
ceipts issued for payment of delin-
quent taxes collected by them, and to
keep triplicate receipt on file in his
Office.
S. B. 1913. Plain, legalizing execution
and acknowledgment of c5rtain
deeds. mortgages and other instru-
ments in writing. and the record
thereof. and make certified copies
thereof admissible In evidence:
s. B. 1865. committee on railroads,
prohibiting granting of free passes.
franks, ETC.. by common carriers.
S. B. lat. Williams. giving Judge Of
district court granting decree Of di-
vorce power to specify in such decree
whether or not such person may be
allowed to remarry, also giving him
the power of modifying such findings
at any subsequent date. In effect it
prohibits re-marriage Of divorced per-
sons in the state.
s. B. 20, Ellington Of Steele. pre-
scribing manner In which public ex-
aminer, officers or employees and depu-
ties may secure loans from financial
or banking associations in which they
are interested by making a majority
vote of the board of directors of such
institution necessary, containing such
chan6es in fvyenfv veare