Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-15
WITH THE LEGISLATORS

Given the power to hire assistants
and pay them wages. Clothed will
powers of peace officer, to enforce
temperance, anti.cigarette and law!
regarding the moral welfare of thu
state. - ST..
Fl. B. u, introduced by Larson-,Re
ferred to committee on state affairs
An act to amend laws Of 1913 relating
to redemption, providing that the
judgment debtor may redeem proper
ty from purchaser within n year O.
date of sale by paying amount Of pur
chase price, eight per cent interest
taxes and costs with interest at eigh
per cent to date of payment. Requires
person to whom payment is made tt
give certificate of redemption, which
must be filed and recorded in regis
ter of deeds office. 49,.
H. B. 70, introduced by Hort. Re
ferred to COMMITTEES on Insurance
An act to amend Chapter 154 of the
Session Laws of 1907. Limits salaries
of officers to $4,000 a year; limits
length Of agreement as to services tt
periods not in excess Of n year;
prohibits granting of pensions to EN-
ployes who are officers, trustees or di
rectors, or to any member of theil
families after death.
H. g. IA, introduced Ey Dean. Re-
ferred to ways and means committee
An act prohibiting pool rooms, BIZ
lizard halls, bowling alleys ald other
places of amusement from remaining
open after. 1900 Dr. from opening be
fore 700 in the morning. Violation
punishable by fine of $40 to $1O0 OF
Imprisonment for 80 days or both fine
and Imprisonment. ~.
II. B. %, introduced by Ness. Re.
ferred to ways and means committee
An act amending section 9112 OF
1905 code, relating to duties of auc'
.tioneers, regulating manner of max
ing sales and protecting public
against loss of taxes assessed OF due
on property sold. Notice of sale must
be given to sheriff four days prior to
time fixed for sale.
H. B. 76, introduced by Carey. Re.
ferred to committee on educatiol-An
act amending laws of 1913. Provides
for the holding of an election on de,
mand Of one-third of the voters in
any consolidated school district to de.
termile the question of conveying pu-
pills to and from consolidated schools
at expense of district; also, to deter
mine question of moving school house
from one site to another or of build,
ing a new building.
H. b. II, INTRODUCED by Carey. Re-
ferred to committee on state affairs
An act amending law relating to ar,
tomobile tags so as to require dealers
and manufacturers to pay license fee
of $12 a year and $3.50 for duplicate
tags required. Excerpts motor cars
used for private use or for hire.
H. E. rs, introduced by Singer. Re-
ferred to committee on live stock
NExcepts from provisions of section
1913, laws of 1913, jacks, stations,
bulls and rams kept with a herd tend
ed by a herder. .
H. B. 70, introduced by Turner and
Westdahl. Referred to committee on
and appro-
PIRATES $4,000 for i1demnifying per,
who have animals destroyed on
account of dourine. Amount limited
to $50 for horses of standard breed,
and to SO for those of pure breed.
H. B. 80, introduced by Turner and
Westdahl. Referred to committee on
live Observation-Disclosures levy Of a
tax of 40 of n mill to be used for
indemnifying owners of animals kill
ed by reason of CHAMBERS and d%ourine.
Provides for appraisal by state live
stock sanitary board and limits in
demnity to $150. a..
H. B. 81, introduced by Burgett. Re-
ferred to committee on banks and
Notwithstanding the legal reserve
fund Of banking corporation to be Is
per cent of its deposits, two-fifths of
which must be in cash and the three.
tifths may be in balances due from
state, national banks or trust com.
in cities where these banks
are large enough to be classed as de-
positary banks.
H. B. 80, introduced by Jahr. Re-
ferred to committee on public print
ing-Prescribes a penalty for news
papers who offer prizes or rewards in
a subscription contest, of $500 to $500
fine.
H.. B. SO, introduced by Carney. Re-
to committee on judiciary-An
act amending laws to permit persons
to do SO by their religious
bodies to perform marriages.
H. E.. 81, introduced by Wiley. Re-
ferred to committee on ways and
means-Ame1ds act relating to ana
defining unfair competition. Prohibit.
ing the discrimination between dill
ferent sections of the state in pus-
or selling any commodity in
general use.
III. B. s., introduced by Bratton. Re.
ferred to committee on public print.
iag-Amending Chapter 1919, of laws
Of 1911, and repeating Chapter 226 Of
laws of 1913, relating to publication
Of the publicity pamphlet.
H. B. Sc, introduced By l.. L. Twich-
ell. Referred to committee on NUM-
cipal corporations-An act permitting
city councils and village boards in
towns having a public auditorium or
hall to levy a tax to pay for the heat
ing, lighting and incidental expenses
renting hall or auditorium for the
holding Of public meetings.
H. F. 81, introduced by l.. l.. Twich-
ell. Referred to committee on juri-
ciary-Defining the meaning Of the
words, trustee, cashier. agent and like
terms in instruments filed with regis
ter of deeds to mean that they are
"descriptio personen."
H. 3. IS, introduced by Baldwin: