The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-03-18
LAWS ENACTED
BY LEGISLATURE
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II. D. d(4-FtoAdtlnS W OOuuCiCo "
tree planting. Would change the act
% that bounty paid for tree planting
cannot exceed the real estate tax
levied against the quarter section on
which the trees are planted.
H. B. 265-Making more definite
the procedure in cases of lease hold
premises held under an injunction; !
providing a mea whereby innocent
owners may cancel q lease thereof.
H. B. 286-Relating to the organiza-
ton of new common school districts.
New district to have assessed valua-
ton of 100000.
H. B. 2s0-Relating to partner
ship exemptions. Would lower the
exemption of a partnership from
$500 to $500.
H. b. 293-Would give electric
light plants the right Of eminent do.
:laain.
H. B. 3O0-Relating to the game and
s1sh laws for the propagation, protec-
taon, and preservation of wild birds,
Wild animals and fish.
H. B. 304-Relating to the use Of
ignite coal in state and county insti-
buttons and schools and providing q
penalty for the violations Of this act.
H. B. 327-Relating to the dissolu-
ton Of marriage. Grants Indians the
privilege of obtaining a divorce.
H. B. 328-Relating to the payment
of highway taxes. Warrants If not
paid when presented because of lack
Of funds shall not draw any interest.
H. B. 331-Puts 2-lnill tax on money
and credits and provides for collec-
ton of said tax.
II. B. 335-Increases school levy
from &c to 40 mills.
II. B. 337-Making it the duty OF the
commissioner of university and school
lands to have certified copies of pat
ents to indemnify lands recorded in
the various counties containing such
land.
H. B. 344-Relating to insolvency of
banks and the liquidation of the same
by the state examiner. Would add the
provision that banks be declared in
solvent whose books are falsely or
fraudulently kept.
II. D.. OtO"I1 Ot1u1AS AoA III AAue
school tax in special school districts.
Raises the levy from 80 to 40 mills.
H. B. 355-To permit townships
through their board Of supervisors to
build drains and to provide the man.
ner Of assessing the cost thereof and
provide for it's payment.
H. B. 36O-Relating to qualifications
of signers on petitions to county com.
missioners. Petitioners must be tax
payers of district affected by petition,
H. B. 363-Providing that the cost
of keeping patients in the institution
for the feeble minded shall be a charge
against the county sending such pa
tient; that persons liable to support
such defective person shall, when
able, pay the expense of treatment.
H. B. 3S3-Relates to the sinking
fund of the Irvine plant.
H. B. 3S4-Relating to filing ant
numbering of vouchers and warrants
H. B. 386-Relating to notice tt
debtor and time allowed for claiming
exemptions in cases where persona
property is levied upon.
H. B. 4O7-Relating to the member
ship of and duties of the state boart
of auditors.
H. B. 4O9-To provide for the dis
tribution of agricultural publications
H. B. 411-Relating to the verifica
ton of bills, claims, accounts and de
mands against the county.
H. B. 416-Creating a board of high
way improvements within each coun
ty Of this state, providing for thei
election, duties, meetings and CON
%pensation.
H. B. 417-Relating to high schoo
inspectors and state aid for higl
schools.
H. B. 425-Relating to sheriff's eel
tifcates on execution sale, purchaser
rights and the recording of such Gel
tifcate.
H. B. 475-Relating to appropriate,
for the glandered horse and bovln
fund. Would appropriate $4,000.
H. B. 467-Lowers the sum of tn
state ~treasurer's official bond fro1
100000 to 100000.
H. B. 471-Permitting a charge 9
tuition for attendance at any mode
high, graded or elementary schot
which is operated, maintained or
any manner connected with the stat
university, any normal school or an
educational institution of highe
learning.
H. B. 472-Relating to appropriate
for contingency fund for commission
or Of insurance. This would eliminat
an annual appropriation of $500.
H. B. 476-Changes personnel of stat
library commission and its manner
appointment.
H. B. 492-Relating to mill tax fc
terminal elevators. Would chang
levy Of a mill tax to 1913, 500.
H. B. 48S-Relating to the wo
bounty fund. Changes levy Of on
tenth of mill to a stated sun Of $5t
900 for 1915, and $4,000 for 1916.
H. B. 4S9-Appropriating $32,600 Il
public printing not properly charg
able to any of the several depar
ments of the state government frol
. rsD L. Il I 1917