The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-03

laws; providing that license fees are
to be expended for repairs and main.
tenance of highways.
H. b. ,16S, Committee on Highways
Creating state highway commits
sion and prescribing its duties; pre-
scribing duties and fixing salary OF
the state engineer In connection there
with. :'a ii t e
II. B. 37S, Appropriations-Ma
emergency appropriation Of $500 to
provide for expenses of railroad COM
mission to July l, 1917.
H. b. BIS, MOen of Misunderstanding
appropriation to cover deficit In ac-
count of agricultural sub-station at
Hettinger, Adams county, of $9,649. 26.
II. b. 294, Cole-Detining powers of
city commissioners in connection
with making laws and ordinances -.
H. B. 253, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
priating 100000 to comply with COM
piled, laws of 1913 relative to the pay
ment of premiums received upon poll
cies issued on property, to the various
fire departments. .-~-,
II. B. 24O, Appropriations shaking
appropriation to pay deficit in cur
rent expenses state stallion rcgistra-
ton board. 4..
II. B. POI, MISUNDERSTANDING
appropriation for state penitentiary.
' H. B. IS, Stair-Appropriating $4,000
to be used by DR.. Ladd in the study
of wheats and cereal food products.
II. b. 327, Appropriations
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ISOLATION.
H. B. 1913, Cole-Fixing salary of
states attorney, assistant and clerk.
II. B. IT'S, Byrne-To provide for
! creation, organization, government
and extension Of irrigation districts.
II. b. 80, Bowman Regulating de-
livery, receipt and possession for de-
livery Of Intoxicating liquors.
II. B. 146, Misunderstanding to in
vestment OF capital, deposits, surplus
and profits of state savings banks.
II. B. 140, Stinger-For an act to
provide reliable information to pros
pective settlers and to encourage i'm
migration; making it the duty Of the
commissioner OF agriculture and la
Dor to procure favorable publicity for
the state !, through the exhibition
through his agents of collections of
grains and grasses which are to be
assembled by the sheriff of each
county. ISL.
II. B., 295, Colc-Relating to taking
and purchasing OF private property by
cities for the opening, laying out or
widening of any street or alley.
II. B. So, Lowe-Rclating to pay
ment of highway taxes and working
out same: 4I'
II. 3. 1886, Notwithstanding
to examiners fec to be paid for the
installation and examination by any
firm, corporation or association.
Fl. B. 6, Fraser-Providing for the
calling in and payment of another
Judge for the trial of civil actions in
districts in which it is found the trial
Judge is prejudiced.
Fl. Is. BAG, Harris-Amcnding the
constitutions in order to change the
name of the state reform school at
Mandan to that of state training
school. '...
H. B. APT, Cole-Prohibiting the use
Of trading stamps, premiums or other
alleged trade-getting schemes in re-
tail merchandising.
H. B. sc. Miller--Providing that any
common school in, any district in the
state or any public school in any city
town or village, or any graded, con
solidated school lin the state, not ell
titled to aid as state high school
but fully complying with the provis
ions of this act, relating to graded and
state graded consolidated schools, and
and rural school not entitled to aid
in any other class, but complying with
the provisions of this act relating tC
state rural schools. may receive aid
as provided for state graded consol-
idated schools, state graded schools
and state rural schools, provided such
school admit pupils from any part
of the state without charging tuition
H. B. 81, misunderstanding ev-
cry person who handles meats in a
butcher shop or meat market to pro.
cure a certificate of health at least
once a year, showing that he is af-
flicted with no contagious, infectious
or loathsome disease.
H. B.. 234, Committee on Appropria-
tons Making appropriation for cur
rent and contingent expenses and per-
manent improvements and additions
to school for the deaf at Devils Lake
H. B. 444.
In addition to the above, the gov
ernor has signed House Bills As, So
SO, 10, IT, "a, rs, SO, 121 and 1T, a
description of which will be found
under blouse Bills"
= To date no bill has been vetoed by
the governor.