Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-24

For an act to provide for the licensing
and examination of the operators OF
steam and gasoline engines. Creates
a Bureau for licensing steam and gas
oline engineers, n~on-licensed persons
not prevented from being employed II
employer so Wills. Ways and Means.
House Bill No. III, MI. Morrison
For an act making an appropriation
for improvements and repairs, and
equipment for the school for the Deaf
at Devils Lake.
improvements and repairs $10,5oO.Oo
Equipment 80. o,Voo.Vo
Total observation-disclosures o
Appropriations.
House Bill No. 172, Mr.. Lange-For
an act to amend Section 6O74 of the
compiled laws of 1913, relating to the
legal rate of interest. Changes maxi
mum legal rate from II per cent to
10 per cent. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 173, Mr.. Watt-Fo:
an act to repeal Article 8 of Chapter
IL of the Compiled Laws of North Da.
kota for 1913 (being Sections 1895
to Section 1928 inclusive) relating to
teachers insurance and retirement
fund, and to provide for the DISPOSE
ton of the moneys in the State Treas
ury credited to such fund. Said mon
eys in such fund shall be returned to
original sources. Education.
House Bill No. ia, Mr.. 'Boyce-tor
an act requiring the State superln-
tendent of Public Instruction to mai
to every postmaster in the State OF
North Dakota each year a copy OF the
laws relating to Sabbath Breaking,
and making an appropriation therefor.
Aims to disseminate knowledge OF
state laws concerning observance OF
Sabbath, broadcast through the state
through medium of postmasters.
State Affairs. :.
House Bill No. 175, Mr.. Williams
For an act authorizing and directing
the board of university and school
lands and the state treasurer to allow
counties, cities, towns, villages and
school districts that have sold their
bonds at par 20 the state, to redeem
one or more srf said bonds when sut1-
cient funds have accumulated in their
sinking fund ut par with the accrued
interest. School and Public Lands.
House Bill No. 176. Mr.. Wiley.-For
an act to amend and re-enact section
1888 of the compiled laws of North
Dakota for 1872 relating to compen-
sation and office hours of county COM
m~issioners. Gives county commission.
ers travelling expenses. State Affairs.
Houe Bill No. 1T, Mr.. Smith, Of Kid
der-For an act to give county CON-
missioners power to appropriate mon
ey and offer rewards for the appre-
hension of horse and cattle thieves.
Amount discretionary. Counties and
County Boundaries.
House Bill, No. IT'S, Mr.. Bratton-
Relating to mechanics liens. Repeats
Mechanics lien law. Judiciary.
House Bill No. IT'S, Mr.. Wiley-For
an act to provide for the care, main
tenance and conservation CT the state
park at Fort. Rice in Morton county
and making an appropriation there
fore. Would appropriate $1,000. Ap.
preparations.
House Bill No. 100, Mr.. Williams
For an act to create the Office of State
Printer, providing for his appointment
and providing that all state printing
shall be done by the state, and making
an appropriation out of the state treas
ury for establishing a state printing
plant and it's maintenance, and author
izing the board of trustees of public
property to c II a site and erect a
suitable building for a state printing
plant fully established by January l,
1917. State Affairs.
House Bill No. 49,, Mr.. Williams
For an act authorizing county commits
sioners to submit to the voters OF
their counties at a general or special
election called for the purpose, the
question Of issuing bonds for establish
ing in their counties q public market
place for the sale of farm produce and
the maintenance of such market place.
State Affairs.
House Bill No. 1872, MI. Blanchard
For an act to- amend Section S54 Of
the compiled laws of North Dakota for
the year 1918, relating to County and
Legislative candidates. Petition, fill
ing fee and pledge. Omits pledge of
members of. the Legislature for voting
Tor United States Senator. Elections
and Election privileges.
House Bills passed-Nos. 33, ia, Is
and 1O8.
House Bills amended-Nos. 9 and
SO.
House Bills Indefinitely postponed
Nos. 1873, 1870, Al, IS, 50 and 81.
Senate Bills received and Referred
No. SO, Judiciary.
No. 48, Public Health.
Senate Bills Amended-No. y62.
Senate Bills passed-N0. so.