The Dickinson press., 1915-04-10
cient funds have accumulated in their
sinking fund at par with the accrued

cient funds have accumulated in their
sinking fund at par with the accrued
interest. .
H. B. 1S5-Reduces time from fit.
teen to ten days when county al
vassing board shall meet.
Fl. B. 209-Fixes fees of assessors
when acting as ensus enumerators.
Changes salaries of assessors from
81 to 81 per each 100 inhabitants
enumerated.
Fl. B. 221-Requires SIS, 900 capital
instead of $4,000 to organize state
banks.
H. B. 22s-Changes mill rate for
bridge tax from two to four mills.
H. B. 136-Students in regular at
tendance at a dental college are pro-
hibited from practicing dentistry with.
out a license.
H. B. 167-Allows states attorney
equal power with defendant to obtain
a change of venue in justice court.
H. B. 196-Would not require city
treasurer to give bond equal to all
assessments for the reason he never
has the amount on hand.
H. r. 21O-To provide that town
ships may contribute to the support
of district fair associations.
H. B. 219-Authorizing and empow-
ering city councils, etc., to pay the
rental of halls or auditoriums when
used for public purposes.
H. B. 30-Relating to the duties and
salary of the field officer appointed by
the board of trustees of the state pen
itentiary.
H. B. Exchanges the rate of inter
est from IL per cent to such rate as
mortgage loans carries and 10 per
cent on all assessments and taxes that
purchaser may have paid.
H. B. 441-Detining what the word
coal means when used in the laws and
resolutions of the legislative assem-
bly, of North Dakota. Would include
all kinds of coal.
H. B. 510-Relating to bovine tuber-
culosis fund. Board of equalization
to levy a special tax of $15,4OO for
above purpose.
H. 3. celebrating a board of re-
gents for the state university, the
state agricultural college, the normal
schools, the school of science, the nor
NAL and industrial school, the school
of forestry and such state educational
institutions as may be hereafter es.
tablished.
H. B. 32-Concurrent resolution
amending the state constitution per-
tanning to decision on legislative en-
actment by supreme court, requiring
a four-fifths decision to declare a law
unconstitutional.
H. B. 4S0-Relating to flags upon
public institutions and to provide for
an appropriation therefor.
H. B. 208-Relating to the sale OF
personal property under execution.
When levy is on crops, such crops
may, when harvested, be sold without
notice and in usual manner at regular
market price.
H. B. 478-Relating to maintenance
of state educational institutions. Would
substitute, in lieu of specific fractions
of a mill, certain sums for each of the
schools.
H. B. 14S-Provides that any per.
son whose land is assessed for con-
struction of drain shall have right to
appeal to district court from order OF
drain commissioners.
H. B. 359-Relating to separate and
mutual rights and liabilities of the
husband and wife.
H. B. 176-Relating to compensa.
ton and office hours of county com
m%issioners.
H. B. 128-Providing a glandered
horse fund. Tax Of one-tenth of mill
is repealed.
H. B. 118-Relating to the expendi-
ture of money by contract for road
improvements and road machinery by
county commissioners.
H. B. 477-Creating the state his
torical and museum department.
H. B. 3O9-Authorizing clerks OF
the district court to retain fees for
naturalization papers collected prior
to Jan. 1, 1915.
H. B. 358-Relating to election OF
village officers.
H. B. 114-Defning the crime OF
~bootlegging and fixing the punish.
ment therefor.
H. B. 501-Relating to the depart
ment of the state examiner. Makes
charge for examination $40 plus
.0OO15 per cent Of gross assets on
day of examination.
H. B. No. 498-To provide a state
contingency fund to be placed at the
disposal of the state emergency com
mission.
H. B. 5O0-To appropriate a sum
of money for the investigation by the
board of railroad commissioners OF
proposed increases Of interstate rates
especially grain rates, asked by
Western railroad companies, and to
resist such proposed increases.
H. B. 497-To appropriate money
for the care and maintenance of pa.
tents in the state hospital for insane.