The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-03-25

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H. B. 229-Relating to laying out, al
tering or disseminating roads.
H. B. 260-Requiring owners of stock
brands to furnish the commissioner of
agriculture and labor with an exact
reprint, impression or outline Of such
stock brands.
H. 2O1-Would not require bond
from contractors doing municipal i'm.
provements.
H. B. 213-Relating to establishment
of free kindergartens, payment Of costs
thereof, government thereof and duty
of superintendent of public instruc-
ton.
Fl. B. Observation-Disclosures would not
be subject to an action for damages
sustained by injuries caused by snow
or ice on sidewalks unless ten days
notice of condition Of sidewalks shall
have been previously filed with the
clerk of. city or village.
H. B. 1910 compel railroad COM
panies to maintain suitable stockyords
for the convenience of the public.
H. B. 165-Providing for the organ
ization, regulation and general man.
agement of county and district mutual
fire, lightning and cyclone insurance
companies.
H. B. 115-Relating to compensation
of election officers. Increases their
compensation to 40 cents per hour.
H. B. Solving special school dis
tricts power to lease rooms or build
ings instead of buying property
H. B. 6O--Prohibiting the receiving
or receipting for intoxicating liquors
under fictitious name and fixing pen
atty for violation thereof.
H. B. 468-Providing an appropil a.
ton for the commissioner of agricul-
ture and labor for the purpose of pro-
noting immigration.
H. B.1O6-Fixing a minimum for rate
of interest on state funds.
H. B. 119-Providing for the supper;
of needy women who are mothers of
and who are compelled to support one
or more children under IA years of
age. Allows the mother SIS to SIS per
month, provided by county commits
sioners.
II. B. 146-Changes time limit in
commission-governed cities from three
years to one year in which voters may
again vote on the same question.
H. B. 197-Purchase price of private
property for public use to be levied by
special assessment commission.
H. B. 2OO-Gives city commissioners
power to build and extend lighting
system to any part of the city.
H. B. 216-Prevents board of con-
troll from expanding more funds than
the legislature provides for stated pur-
poses except in cases Of emergency for
which there is no provision Of law.
H. B. 227-To define cooperative as
sociations and to authorize their in
corporation.
H. B. 236-Relating to calling of spe-
cial meetings of corporations. Would
provide that notice of special meetings
be published weekly for three success
sive weeks in some county paper.
H. B. 239-Relating to school libra
ries. Would provide that books should
be cloth bound and that lost, torn or
spoiled books shall be annually re-
placed by new books.
H. B. 264-Relating to the accredit-
ing of high school diplomas to second
grade elementary certificates.
H. B. 274-Relating to bounties for
tree planting. Would change the act
so that bounty for tree planting cannot
exceed the real estate tax levied
against the quarter section on which
the trees are planted.
H. B. 265-Making more definite the
procedure in case of leasehold prem
Uses held under an injunction; provid-
ing means whereby innocent owners
may cancel lease thereof.
H. B. 266-Relating to the organiza-
ton of new common school districts.
New district to have assessed value Of
$4,000. 4" ".5
H. B. 280-Relating to partnership
exemptions. Would lower the exemp-
ton of a partnership from $1,000 to
$500. ....o -~
H. B. 293-Would give electric light
plants the right of eminent domain.
H. B. 300-Relating to the game and
fish laws for the propagation, protec-
ton and preservation of wild birds,
wild animals and fish.
H. B. 3O4-Relating to the use of lig-
mite coal in state and county institu-
tons and schools and providing a pen
atty for violations Of the act.
H. B. 327-Relating to the dissolu-
ton of marriage. Grants Indians the
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