Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-05
WITH THE LEGISLATORS

for continuing the action for a perlo'
of one year and increasing tn
breadth OF the operation Of such III
junction by making it personal ant
Apply to clerks, servants and agent
and to include any place within th'
state. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 266.-Mr. Johnson
For an act to amend section ll4| 0
the Compiled Laws Of North Dakot'
for the year 1913, relating TO the or
SANITATION of new common school dis
tricts. New district to have an Us
sessed valuation Of 100000, Consoi'
dated schools tC be established IN SAT-
districts and crea equrl to n town
ship. Education.
House Bill No. 267.--Mr. Freltas
For an ACT TO amend section 4oo4 o
the Compiled Laws OF North DaKot;
for the year 1913, relating to the la
bility of stockholders Of corporations
Would make stockholders in corpora
tons, excepting those organized TO-
manufacturing or mechanical pur
poses, liable for corporations debts tt
full extent of amount of stock held pS
him, instead of, as At present, only
liable for amount paid in. Corpora
tons other than Municipal.
House Bill No. 26S.--Mr. Williams
For an act to amend section 55lS o.
the Compiled Laws Of 1913 and re
pealing sections 5519, PIG, 212o ant
PEI of the compiled laws. Woulc
make this act applicable to state an(
school lands thereby making then
subject to taxation. Judiciary. E
House Bill No. 269.-Mr. Fraser anc
MI. Dickinson. For an act to ameno
section 1908 of the Compiled Laws Of
North Dakota for the year 1913, re
lating to election returns. PROVIDES
that election returns may be returned
by mail to the county auditor. Elec
tons and Election Privileges.
House Bill No. 270.-Mr. Naramore,
For an act to amend and re-enact sec
ton 1884 of the Compiled Laws OF
the State of North Dakota for the
year 1913. Would provide that no
person other than such as are pau
pers or public charges shall be ad'
to poor asylum. State Affairs.
House Bill No. 271.-Mr. C. Ness
For an act to amend section 2157 OF
the Compiled Laws of North Dakota
for 1913 providing for specifications
and numbering of tax receipts, so as
to save time, books, stationery, work
and errors. Tax and Tax Laws.
House Bill No. 272.-Mr. Blanchard.
For an act providing against discrimi-
nation in telephone rates in cities and
villages, and providing a penalty for
the violation thereof. Would provide
that cities in same class must have
same rate charges as other cities in
the same class when said line is own
ed by one company. Municipal Cor
porations.
House BIZ No. 273.-Committee on
Education. For an act to amend and
re-enact section 1923 of the Compiled
Laws Of North Dakota for the year
1918, and to repeal section 1924 of
the Compiled Laws for North Dakota
for the year 1913, relating to the
state board of education. Would
change personnel of state board of ed
ucation. State superintendent OF pub
lie instruction shall be it's president;
three members are to be appointed
by governor from persons actively en-
gagged in teaching and the other three
from those otherwise engaged. Edu.
cation.
House Bill No. 274.-Mr. Ployhar.
For an act to amend and re-enact Sec
ton 1913 Of the Compiled Laws OF
North Dakota for 1913, relating to
bountles for tree planting. Would
change the act so that bounty paid
for tree planting cannot exceed the
real estate taxes levied against tn
quarter section on which the trees
are planted, instead of against the
taxes OF persons applying for such
bounty. Ways and Means.
House Bill No. 275.-Mr. Noyes
For an act defining injuries to high
ways and prescribing punishment
therefor. Would aim to prevent care
%lessness, or willful intention of any
one who suffers hts pillow to harm con
tour Of road. Highways.
House Bill No. 276.-Mr. Bratton
For an act to amend section 926 o.
the Compiled Laws of North Dakota
for the year 1912, relating to the
printing of publicity pamp nlet by the
secretary of state. Provides that the
secretary of state shall not cause t.
have such pamphlets printed if thu
amount of money paid by the candi
dates is not sufficient. Public Print
ing
House BIZ! No. 277.-Mr. Holman
For an act to amend and re-enact sec
ton 1882 of the Compiled Laws o
1913. relating to holidays and defin
ing school year and school week
Schools in session would not be re
quired ON legal holidays to assemble
t. hold appropriate exercises. Edu
cation.
House Bills passed: Nos. 172 and 7G
House Bills amended: Nos. 1875, 193
203, 1874, 159, 1913, 1877, II, 221, 224 ant
1865.
House Bills Indefinitely postponed
Nos. S6. 1919, 1871, $40, ia, $50, 2O4
1870, 202, 139. 23l, 1875, 1873, 217, zoo
1862, 81, 131, Isl, 152.
Vote by which House Bills 100 an
115 were indefinitely postponed, re
considered and sent to. Ways an
Means.
Senate Bills received and referred
No. 1855, Taxes and Tax Laws: Nc
1872, State Affairs; No. 50, Judiciary.
Senate Bill amended: No. 81.
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