The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-02-18
new BILLS IN
LEGISLATURE.


maternity hospitals, boarding houses
of infants and the business of placing
infants, and providing for their remov.
al; prohibiting the sending of preg-
nant women to other counties where
their children become public depend
ents, and prescribing penalties for vio-
lations of this act. Committee on Pub.
lie Health.
Senate Bill No. 214, Mr.. Sandstrom
For an act to provide for the punish
ment of any persons carrying conceal
! ed dangerous weapons or explosives,
unless such is carried in the prosecu-
ton of legitimate and lawful purpose.
Committee on state affairs.
Senate Bill No. 215, Mr. Loftegaard
For an act prohibiting the maintain
ing and keeping of public pool and
billiard halls in easements or in rooms
below the level of the street and pres
cribing penalty therefor. Commit
tee on temperance.
Senate Bill No. ZIG, Mr.. Wartner-
For an act relating to the liability of
common carriers by railroad to their
employees in certain cases. Committee
on railroads.
Senate Bill No. PIT, Mr. Ellingson-
For an act to amend Section &c.,
Compiled Laws of 1913, relating to the
bonds of county, township, city, viii
lage or school district offers, provides
that should state bonding depart
ment be established, said officers shall
be bonded therein. Repeats Section
664, Compiled Laws of 1913. Commit
tee on education.
Senate Bill No. 21S, Mr.. Mudgett-
For an act to amend and re-enact Sec
ton 3239, Compiled Laws of 1913, pro-
: vides that election for removal of
county seat shall not be held oftener
than once in four years. COMMITTEE.
! on judiciary.
Senate Bill No. PIG, Mr.. Mudgett-
For an act to amend Section 1886,
Compiled Laws Of 1913, relating to
election for the removal of county
seat. Committee on judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 22O, Mr.. Gibbons
For an act to prohibit the appoint
ment of wives or husbands of county
officers to act as deputies. Commit
tee on state affairs.
Senate Bill No. 221,Mr. Gibbons
For an act to provide students over 16
years of age taking courses in agri-
culture shall be taught to apply the
tuberculin test. Committee on Live
Stock.
Senate Bill No. 222, Mr.. Gibbens-
For an act to amend and re-enact Sec
) ton 1421, Article "a. Compiled Laws
of 1913, to legalize certain acts of in
corporated cities, villages or school
districts of this state. Committee ON
Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 223, Mr. Giggens-
For an act relating to the establish
ing, vacating and altering public roads
and repeating Sections 1918 to 1899 in
elusive Compiled Laws of 1913. Com
mittee on Highways.
| Senate Bill No. 224, Mr.. Gibbens-
For an act to amend and add to Sec
ton 2O94 Compiled Laws of 1913. re-
lating to listing and assessing of per-
sonal property and prescribing the
manner of taxation and equalization
of same. Committee on Taxes and
Tax Laws.
Senate Bill No. 225, Mr.. Gibbeps-
For an act to regulate the sale of SUD-
plies to school districts, and providing
penalty for the violating thereof Com
mittee on Education.
Senate Bill No. 226, Mr.. Gibbens-
For an act to amend Section 1145
Compiled Laws of 1913 relating to the
naming of school districts. Commit
tee on Education.
Senate Bill No. 227, Mr.. Gibbens-
For an act to amend and reenact Sec
ton 1872 Compiled Laws of 1913. re-
lating to the qualifications of teachers.
Committee on Education.
Senate Bill No. 22S, Mr.. Warmer
For an act to amend Section 3173
Compiled Laws of 1918 relating tn
qualifications of newspaper to do pub
lie printing. Committee on Public
Printing.
Senate Bills Passed:
Senate Bills 129 1874 and 40.
House. Bills indefinitely postponed:
Senate Bill No. 70.
House Bills Passed:
House Bills 70, 10 and 81.
House Bill sindefnately postponed:
House Bill No. 6S.
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