The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25
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whose lanQ is assessed Tor cOnSIruC-
ton of drain shall have right to ap-
peal to district court from order Of
drain commissioners.
H. B. 359-Relating to separate
and mutual rights and liabilities o.
the husband and wife.
H. B. 176-Relating to compensa-
ton and office hours of county COM
H. B. 128-Providing a glandered
horse fund. Tax of One-tenth of mill
is repealed.
H. B. 11S-Relating to the expendit-
ure of money by contract for road i'm
provements and road machinery by
county commissioners.
H. B. 477-Creating the state histor-
ical and museum department.
H. B. 309-Authorizing clerks of the
district court to retain fees for natur-
alization papers collected prior to Jan.
/, 1915.
H. B. 358-Relating to election Of
village officers.
H. B. 114-Defining the crime of
bootlegging and fixing the punishment
therefor.
H. B. 5O1-Relating to the depart
ment of the state examiner. Makes
charge for examination $40 plus .O0O15
per cent of gross assets on day Of ex-
animation.
H. B. 498-To provide a state con-
tingency fund to be placed at the dis
posal of the state emergency commits
sion.
H. B. 50O-To appropriate sum of
money for the investigation by the
board of railroad commissioners of
proposed increases of interstate rates,
especially grain rates, asked by west
ern railroad companies, and to resist
such proposed increases.
H. B. 497-To appropriate money for
the care and maintenance of patients
in the state hopsital for the insane.
H. B. 486-Would eliminate the an
nual appropriation of $4,000 for pur-
pose of continuing the demonstration
farms.
H B. 495-Appropriating money for
the maintenance and repair of the cap
itol, executive mansion, state trolley
line and state grounds.
H. B. 491-Appropriating $500 to
reimburse the common school fund for
loss occasioned through the purchase
of illegal bonds.
H. B. 482-Relating to the payment
of expenses of inquests and burial of
deceased convicts.
H. B. 4S5-Providing an appropria-
ton for the burial and the erection of
headstones for deceased soldiers.
H.B. 4S7-To appropriate money for
the expenses of the executive, legisla-
tive and judicial departments of the
state government, and for public
schools, specifying the amount of time
for which such appropriations shall he
available.
H. B. 484-Providing for the prepa-
ration of the state budget; creating a
state budget board and prescribing it's
powers and duties.
H. B. 465-Relating to the duties OF
the insurance commissioner in connec-
ton with the hail insurance depart
ment.
H. B. 470-Relating to the expenses
and method Of transportation of pris-
oners and patients. Repeats the Sec
ton which provides that it be the duty
of sheriffs to bring prisoners and pa
tients to proper place.
H. B. 469 Relating to collection
fees of county treasurers in connec-
ton with state lands.
H. B. 463-To designate the CLAN
dered horse fund as the CHAMBERS and
dourine horse fund and to provide for
the appraisement of animals and in
identification of owners for animals
destroyed for dourine.
H. B. 455-Relating to exceptions by
defendant to undertaking in claim and
delivery actions Would extend to the
defendant time from three to 80 days
in which to except to sureties' suffi-
cheney
H. B. 450-Relating to delivery Of
decisions of the supreme court to re-
porters. Would change the time for
forwarding the report from 20 to rs
days.
H. B. 4O8-Relating to the adjust
ment of delinquent taxes due the state
from counties.
H. B. 398- Provides that railroad
corporations need pay only the proper.
tionate share of their fee as deter
mined by pro rata mileage in this state
as compared with their whole mileage.
II. B. 356-Prescribing the manner