Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-27

! eases. When owner has enclosed land
on both sides of track and grade is
tive teer above level of land, railroad
company shall, if desired, construct
csttleway Shall pay $4,000 for each
month in default after sixty days no.
tee. Railroads,
. House Bill No, 2l9, Mr.. l.. L. Twich.
al, For an act authorizing and EN-.
towering city councils, city commits
sious. village trustees and township
| supervisors to pay the rental Of halls
or auditoriums when used for public
! purposes, and to provide by taxation
therefor, Municipal Corporations.
House Bill No. go. Mr.. Converse.
For an act 10 amend and re-enact Sec
tons l075S and 1926 Of the compiled
laws OF North Dakota, 1913, relating to
changes OF place of trial, Would give
court more discretion in granting
change OF venue, Judiciary.
House Bill No, 221. Mr.. Converse.
For an act 70 amend ard re-enact Sec
ton 5155 Of the complied laws Of North
Dakota. 1915. relating to capital stock
Of State banks. Banking.
House Bill No. 222. Mr.. Knox. For
an &C: to give the board OF railroad
commissioners power to compel the
erection of union passenger depOts
where two or more railroad lines en-
ter and maintain passenger depots IN
the same city or village. II deemed
necessary after a public hearing. Rail-
roads.
House Bill No. 22S. Mr.. Pendray.
For an act relating to the manufacture
and sale of sleighs. Steighs would
have to measure four feet six inches
from center to center On and after
Jan. /, 1917, making sleigh runners
same guage as wagon wheels.
House Bill No. 224. Mr.. Johnson.
For an act extending the powers ana
duties of the State Banking Board;
making the state treasurer eX-offlclo
treasurer of said board: creating a
bank depositors' guaranty fund, auth
orizing the levy of assessments
against bank stock; providing for the
liquidation of insolvent banks; admit
ting national banks, prescribing pen
alties for r%ecreant officials; limiting
rate of interest on deposits; author
izing rewards for criminals. Banking.
House Bill No. 225. Mr.. Dixon Of
Rolette. For an act providing for the
disposition of fees collected and pay.
ment of mileage or transportation OF
state and county officers. State and
County officers would not be allowed
to add any part of fees of his Office to
his salary as otherwise liked by law,
but are granted all reasonable and
necessary transportation charges.
State Affairs.
House Bill No. 226. Mr.. Purcell.
For an act to repeal and re-enact chap
ter III of the session laws of 1911,
commonly known as the Juvenile
Court Law" and chapter 6S, session
laws 1913, and substituting therefor a
new Juvenile Court law. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 227. Mr.. Wiley. For
an act to define cooperation associa-
ton and to authorize their incorpora-
ton, and to declare an emergency.
Not less than 25 persons may con-
struct canals, railways, irrigation
bitches, bridges and other work Of in
ternal improvement. Corporations
other than Municipal.
House Bills passed, Nos. 10, 1876 and
IA.
tHouse Bills amended, Nos. 172, Is
and 100.
House Bills indefinitely postponed,
Nos. 1850, l78, SO, 1T, 153 and 80.
Senate Bills received and referred:
No. 26, taxes and tax laws; No. 104,
taxes and tax laws; No. 81, public
health; No. 81, judiciary; No. 100,
county and county boundaries.
Senate Bills passed: Nos. 43, 10,
80 and IA.