Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-03

H. B. Nos. 40 and 90.
House Bills Indefinitely Postponed.
H. B. No. IS.
HOUSE.
House Bill No. 22S.-Mr. Johnson.
For an Act to amend Section 215O OF
the compiled laws of North Dakota
for. 1913, relating to the county bridge
tax. Would change mill rate for
bridge tax from two to four mills
Taxes. '..
House Bill No. '229.-Mr. Pitkin.
For an Act to amend and ~re-enact
Section 1928 of the complied laws OF
North Dakota for the year 1913, re-
lating to laying out, altering or dis
continuing roads. Would provide
that era des of over Ice shall by prop:
er parties be so graded asato. not ex'
coed a 10 percent grade, and tn cor;
formity with plans submitted and ap<
proved by a surveyor. Highways and
Bridges. :
House Bill No. 230.-Mr. Purcell.
For an Act to provide for the appoint;
ment of a: commission of seven mem
bers to study and report upon the
causes of crime in North Dakota, de-
filming. its powers, prescribing it's du-
ties and making an appropriation to
carry out the purposes with power to
subpoena witnesses, inspect penal in
situations and to visit jails and lock-
ups. 81, 900 is asked for said commits.
sion. State Affairs ;:
uo,,co piI No 0O1 Nv MortropI-
cry. For an Act to prohibit railway
companies from. using more than
twelve freight cars in a mixed train
for passenger service, defining mixed
train, passenger cars and freight cars.
Prescribing a penalty,
House Bill No. 232.-Mr. Baldwin.
For al act to amend Section 190297
of the compiled laws of 1913, relat-
ing to the seasons for killing game
birds. Changes time for killing ducks
to Oct. LIST to Dec. 18th. Game and
Fish.
House Bill No. 233.-Mr. Williams.
For an Act to amend Section 1868 OF
the compiled laws of 1913 and provid-
ing for an official state paper. Gre
ated official state paper at the capt.
toll. Public Printing. -
House Bill No. 234.-Mr. Williams.
For an Act regulating the signing and
approving of acts of the legislative
assembly of the governor and declar-
ing what must affirmatively appear
on the journals of the legislature as
sembly before any act can be declared
valid by the courts of this. state. Pre-,
vent acts irregularly passed by legis.
lature from becoming laws. Judi
ciary.
House Bill No. 235.-Mr. Williams.
For an Act regulating the publication
of the opinions of the supreme court.
Unless application for a %re-hearing is
made the clerk of supreme court must
furnish to reporter of same court a
certified copy Of such courts deci.
sions as are filed in his office and the
decisions are to be published in first
report following. Prevent delay in
publishing opinions Of the supreme
court. when handed down. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 236.-Mr. Steenson.
For an Act to amend Section 1853 OF
the compiled laws of North Dakota
for 1913, relating to calling of special
meetings of corporations. Would pro-
vide that notice of special meeting Be
published weekly for three successive
weeks in some county paper. Judi
ciary. 49,
House Bill No. 237.-Mr. Moore
For an Act to punish the making or
use OF false statements for the pur-
pose Of obtaining property or credit,
and providing a penalty therefore.
Penalty not less than $500, not more
than $1,000, or not less than 80 days
nor moro than one year in ia il. Judi
,ciary.
House Bill No. 23S.-Mr. Turner
and Mr.. Westdal. For an Act to ap.
propriate the sum or $50, 000.O 90, or as
much thereof as may be necessary,
to indemnify persCps who have had
animals destroyed on account of a d.
sease known as dourine. Appropria.
tons.
House Bill No. 239.-Mr. Singer.
For an: Ac! to amend and re-enact
Section 1176 of the compiled laws of
North Dakota, relating to school H.
.braries. Would provide that books
shall be cloth bound and that lost and
torn or spoiled books shall be annual
ly replaced by new books. Library
need not exceed 800 books. Educa-
ton. "
House Bill No. 24O.-Mr. .Pendray.
For an Act to amend and re-enact
Section 1862 of the compiled laws of
North Dakota for 1913, relating to the
cost of treatment, care and mainten-
ance of patients in the hospital forfthe
insane. Would change amount to be
charged for costs of insane patients
from SIS. per month to SIS. State
Affairs.
House Bill No. 241.-Mr. Everson.
For an Act to legalize and validate
certain conyeyances, deeds, mortgag-
the execution and acknowledgment OF
es, asisgnemnts, sheriff's certificates
of sale and deeds on execution of fore
closure, and other instruments in
writing, and the record of said instru-
ments and making the same or certi-
fled copies thereof, admissible in evil
dence. Judiciary.
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