Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-05


r ago-and their objective now is
session laws Of North Dakota for the
year 1915. Introduced by E. A. Bow
man.
House Bill 1s1, declaring every
child to be legitimate child Of its nat
ural parents; making such ,child an
heir of such parents; and providing
the procedure for establishing such
parentage. Introduced by Mr.. Ten
neson.
House Bill 1876, providing that the
board of county commissioners shall
have general supervision over the lay
ing out construction and work of
| high ways and providing compensa-
ton for services so rendered. Intro
dnced by Mr.. Roller.
House Bill~157, to provide for Joint
action and cooperation between the
jurisdiction of drainage proceedings
and like authorities of an adjoining
state or states with view to provide
for the joint and equitable drainage
OF land adjoining boundary waters or
water courses and for the construction
OF such bitches, dykes, levies, dams,
locks, spillways or other structure
| ACSSSS0Iy " SECURE tlo COHJTOl Oh
| flood waters passing into. through or
from such boundary waters and to
provide for the construction Of said
improvements by assessments upon
property benefited within the limits of
the states affected in proportion to
| the benefits received. Introduced by
A. G. Divet, by request Of Tri-State
Food Control association.
House Bill 1853, to amend and re-
/ @P to
Compiled Laws of North Dakota for
the year 1913, relating to the man.
ne- Of listing property for taxation
purposes. Introduced by Mr.. sand
beck
House Bill 174, to repeal, amend
and re-enact sections 1877, 1878. 1879
and 1880 Of the Complied Laws OF
Ncrth Dakota for the year 1918, re-
latlng to farmers institutes and pre-
troduced by Mr.. Walton.
House Bill us. to provide for the
creation. organization. government
and extension Of irrigation districts
Introduced by Mr.. Bryne.
House. Bill No. 1874, requiring an
instrument affecting real and person.
al property executed by or taken in
the beneficiary a4lG the nature IF :he
trust. Introduced by Mr.. Tenneson.
House Bill No. 1876, to prevent un-
fair discrimination by railroad COM
ranies in tho furnishing Of cars to the
different elevator companies. at any
railroad station in North Dakota and
prescribing penalties. Introduced by
Mr.. Singer.
| House Bill No. 24s, extending the
engineer, and defining his duties here
under, and in relation to the control
Of liood waters and cooperation in
relation thereto with the government
| Of the United States and tho state of
Minnesota and the state Of South Da-
kota- Introduced by Mr.. Lageson.
House Bin 223, making an appro-
priation for the purpose of paying
outstanding bills for expenses of
trustees of school Of forestry. Intro
duced by the committee on appropria-
House Bill 2s5, making an appro-
priation for the Florence Crittendon
home at Fargo, North Dakota. In
troduced by committee on appropria-
uons.
House Bill ,ss, making an appropria-
a deficit incurred for the transporta-
tion of inmates to the state reform
school, Introduced by the commit
tee on appropriations
House Bill No. 152, making an ap-
preparation for the glanders and
durine indemnity fund. Introduced
by committee on appropriations.
House Bill 274, to provide that
riparian owners Of land lying ada
rivers shall prevent the falling of
trees. logs and brush into such
streams <and rivers and prescribing
the duties of county commissioners
in relation thereto. Introduced by
Mr.. Christensen.
House Bill 311. to amend and re-
enact section 1850 Of the Compiled
1913. relating to the duties Of ad-
jutant general. Introduced by Mr..
Wright.
House Bill s27. appropriating mon
ey for the benefit Of the North Da-
kota Dairymen's association for the
purpose of promoting and enco1rag-
ing the dairying interests Of the state.
Introduced by committee on appro-
priations.
House Bill No. $40, defining the
crime Of using with intent to defraud
proceeds Of payment made to a con.
tractor or sub-contractor on any i'm.
provement to real estate for any other
purpose than the payment Of labor,
materials, machinery or Axtures, per-
formed or furnished for such i'm.
provement while the Same remains
the penalty therefor. Introduced by
Mr.. Lang.
House Bill a45. relating to gar
ntshment proceedings in the district
court and county courts Of increased
jurisdiction; providing for witness
fees; requiring the flling Of summons
and afndayits; prescribing the man