Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-18

OF committees on appropriations OF
house and senate Of preceding ses'
sion, state auditor and attorney gen
eral. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 479-Lathrop Com
mittee. For an act making an apprO'
priation for the per diem and eNpan
es of the board Of experts and parole
officers o 1.-THE North Dakota state
penitentiary. Would appropriate
$4,000. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 4S0-Lathrop Com
mittee. For an act to amend and re
enact sections 1880 or the compiled
laws of North Dakota relating to
flags upon public institutions and to
provide for an appropriation therefor.
Would appropriate $92. Flag shall
Ioe displayed an all state institutions
between the hours of 900 a. m. and
400 p. nj. Appropriations.
House ELL No. 4S1-Lathrop Com
mittee. For an act to amend and re-
enact section 1902 Of the compiled
laws OF 1918, relating to the paymen;
Of expenses of inquests and burial OF
deceased convicts and providing an
appropriation therefor. Would appro-
pirate $500. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 4s3-Lathrop Com
mittee. For an act .lppropriating mo-
ney for the listing Of any taxable
land as required by law. Would ap~
propriate $500 for 1915 and the same
for 1916, for listing taxable lands as
required 10y section 1922 of compiled
laws Of 1918. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 4S4--Lathrop Com
mittee. For an act to repeal section
1417 of the compiled laws of 1913, as
amended by chapter 14S of the laws
of 1913. and to amend section 1415
of the compiled laws of 1913, and Sec
tons 1416, 1418. and 1919 of the COM
piled laws of 1913, as amended by
chapter lis Of the laws Of 1913, re-
lating to maintenance of state educa-
tional institutions, and commonly
as the mill tax. Would in
clude Minot Normal school with 9TH
ers in section 1415; in section 1416
would substitute the sum $$347 $50 for
the one mill tax; in section 1418
would substitute. in lieu OF specific
fractions of a mill, certain sums for
each of the schools. Appropriations,
House Bill No. 4S5-Lathrop Cons
For an act to amend and re-
enact section 1856 of the compiled
laws OF 1913, providing an appropria.
ton for the burial and the erection OF
headstones for deceased soldiers.
Would appropriate $40. %Appropria-
House Bill No. &6-Lathrop Com
For an act repeating section
1892 OF the compiled laws Of North
Dakota for 1915 for the appropriation
for IL demonstration farms in this
state. Would eliminate the annual
appropriation CT S12, 900 for the pur-
pose of continuing these farms. APP
preparations. ,43.
House Bill No. 4S7-Lathrop Com
For an act to appropriate
money for the expenses of the eXecu-
tive, legislative and judicial depart
ments of the state government, and
fer public schools, specifying the
amount and time for which such ap-
shall be available, and
repeating sections 652 and 654 of the
compiled laws of 1913 and all other
acts and parts of acts in so far as the
same relate" to appropriations con-
herewith, or to appropriations
fer the same matters or purposes pro-
vided for herein. Would appropriate
the following different sums for re-
spectivc places: Executive Office,
$23,S50; lieutenant governor, $4,000;
supreme court, $77,625; judges of dis
trict court, 100000; state law library.
secretary of state. $62 ,145; Of
flee of state auditor, '$39S,35O; state
treasurer. $23,100; insurance departs
ment, $29, 900; fire marshal depart
ment, $25,310; attorney general, $27,-
$50 department of public Instruction,
S36,450; department of agriculture
and labor, $24,275; dairy commission
er, $27,910: BOARD of railroad commits
$46,500; land department,
81, 40; department of state eXamin-
er. 100000; tax commission, $4,000;
board CT control of state institutions,
100000; state public library commits
sion, $24,645; state engineers depart
ment, $21,400; adjutant generals de-
$685. state historical socl-
of North Dakota, $17,76S; public
health, $19,4SO; state live stock SAM.
tary board, $30,225; oil inspection de-
$31,O10; Minot Normal
$99, 1855. 40; Mayville Normal
$46;50O; Valley City Normal,
$171,N50; university and school Of
mines, $2SS4,4 5 public health labora-
tory. $40 1000; biological station,
$4,000: mining station, $35 5000; geo.
survey, $4,000; agricultural
college, s211 900; extension fund. A.
G., 100000; agricultural experiment
station, 1914, 900; beverage fund, s24,.
600; pure food fund, 100000; demon
farm fund, $4,000; serum in
$4,000; milling experiments,
goo; pure seed fund, $1,000: geo.
survey. $4,000; agricultural
sub-station, $4,000; special live stock
work. $4,000: school of science, $751;.
232: industrial school. SS5,3O0; school
of forestry, $95, 1852: per diem and ex-
pense trustees agricultural college,
So, 5000; per diem and expense trus-
tees soldiers home, $500; per diem
and expense trustees school of fores-
try, $3.50; per aiem and expense trus-
tees normal-industrial school, 800;
per diem and expenses state school
Of science. $1,000; state board of nor
NAL school trustees, $10,347; per diem
and expense state university, 1925;
per diem trustees state live stock
sanitary board, $1,000; premium on
state ~treasurer's bond, 1900; the
Fifteenth Legislative Assembly. $780,
Oe0; enforcement cruelty to animals