The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-13

also empowered to appoint as many
INSPECTORS of public warehouses as
may be necessary, and these officials
are expected to see that the rules lald
down as to grades. weights and meas
ures. are observed. Inspectors in prl-
waite warehouses may be licensed BY
the commission. To carry out the
provisions of the act an appropriation
of $4,000 is made.
The senate closed its fortieth legis-
lative day by converting at ! O'Clock
Monday afternoon for the introduction
of new bills, this being the last day.
Seventeen new measures came into
the hopper. To date more than 700
bills have been introduced, and about
so have been passed. Extra session
talk is already cropping out. If there
is no extra session, the assembly
will adjourn with much unfinished
business.
SENATE BILLS, MONDAY.
S. B. 299, Martin-To permit the
sale of pure tobacco products to per-
sons except minors; provides for sale
of pure tobacco in all forms and re-
peals all conflicting acts.
S. B. 300, Putnam-Locating Sec
ond asylum for insane authorized by
amendment at last general election at
Darlington.
s, B. 3O1 misunderstanding and
re-enacting Sec. 696, c. l.. 1913, relat-
ing to filling of vacancies in county
and precinct offices and in offices OF
civil townships.
S. lB. 3O2, Notwithstanding for
distribution of state general, county
general, county bridge, county road.
school district, township or village
funds of certain revenue collected
fro mtax sales, grain tax and personal
property tax.
S. B.. 3O3, King-FOr an act to ap-
propriate $4,000 for fairs, to .*be held
in 1917 and 1918 under, auspices of
North Dakota State Agricultural asso-
citation in city of Bismarck.
s. B. 3O4, King-For an act to pro:
vide that persons sentenced for offens-
es against the laws of the state or
against the city ordinances Of city or
village may be compelled to perform
labor on the, highways and public
streets. -. -. ~
S. B. 9O5, Martin-For an act max
ing it unlawful for any person to con-
tribute or solicit money on the first
day of the week for charity or other
purposes and prescribing penalty for
violation of same.
S. B. 3O6, Hamilton-For an act re-
quiring persons authorized to take ac-
acknowledgements or sign any public
to write the name legibly
and prescribing penalty for viola
ton
S. B. 307, Sikes-For an act to re-
uuire that all contracts for the fur
nishing of gasoline, kerosene, distil-
lates and lubricating oils used by the
various state offices, state depart
ments and state institutions shall be
let to lowest competitive bidder.
S. e. 3OS, Gibbens-C Concurrent res
olution amending and re-enacting Sec.
1856, Article IL, of the con sGtution.
providing that the statesImayS extend
aid in the establishment S Industrial
enterprises. aYAs
S. B. 309, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES de-
HulHS corrupt ~ dNIACO' MtSee44p6HAe "A
lawful for certain officials, xebuties,
clerks and employees to engage in po-
litical activities and providing pen.
alties. ssf
S. e. 80, Morkrid-Ans act to ex-
tend statutory right of reclle10n and
cancellation to all sales and ntracts
Of sale and to declare vQt9 agree.
ments and notices which thpt to
modify, restrict or annul sSlsR hight.
S. B. 81, Haggart-TopermN town.
ships to build drains. EB IT.
S. B. 312. Allen-To repeal Sec. 211S
of c. H. 1918; relating to manner Of
listing property subject to taxation.
S. 3. 314, King-To provide for
transfer of records and papers per-
tanning to assessment and taxation
from Office of state auditor to office
of state tax commission.
S. B. 314 Kirkeide and Drown-For
an act creating a uniform state grade
for wheat, oats, barley, rye, flax and
other grains, seeds and agricultural
products and creating and establish
ing Office of state inspector of grades.
S. b. 315, Observation-Disclosures
to meet deficiency for per diem of Of
ficers and employees of senate and
house In Fifteenth legislative assem-
Bly, S Il 49,