Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1917-03-08

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tension of the limits thereof.
H. B. 3~17-Relating to gambling
houses and declaring them a public
nuisance.
II. B. 3SS-Relating to the shipment
Of intoxicating liquors.
H. B. 69-Authorizing and empow-
ering cities to operate municipal light
plants, water systems or gas plants
and to sell water, electricity or gas to
manufacturing plants and other build
ings outside the city limits.
H. B. Officiating to park boards
of municipalities and empowering:
them to make assessments for park
buildings.
II. B. a5-Providing for the con-
struction and repair of curbing il
cities and providing for letting con
tracts and enforcing payment for curb.
in.
II. B. 200-Providing that a munich.
pality may contract with any privately
owned concern outside the city limits
for electric supply.
II. B. 113-Providing a means fo~
reinstatement Of corporations which,
have failed to report to the secretary
of state.
III. B. 34S-Regulating the lights, as
to candle power, brilliancy, intensity
and how spotlights may be used.
II. B. 24S-Relating to the licensing
of transient merchants or peddlers.
II. Is. Notwithstanding the manner
of payment Of appropriations for the
state educational institutions and de-
timing the powers and duties of the
board of regents so far as they may
pertain to the disbursements of an.
preparations.
H. B. 351-Relating to sidetracks
adjacent to coal mines and providing
for the extension thereof.
II. b. 1S4-Regulating the shipment
OF cases of boxes containing bottles
and providing that certain information
be contained in the bill of lading.
H. B.. 101-Creating the killdeer
park commission for the purpose of
investigating the ACCESSIBILITY and cost
Of purchasing by the state and fed
eral government u tract to be made
into a game and fish park.
H. B. 313-Providing that upon Der.
NIT being granted any person may
have and maintain a private game
preserve.
H.. B. 269-Providing for the issuing
Of permits for breeding or homestead,
ing certain fur bearing animals.
H. B.. 233-Making an appropriation
to indemnify owners of animals in.
fected with bovine tuberculosis and
which have been destroyed by the
state.
H.. B. 24l-Making an appropriation
for the current and contingent ex-
penses of the state reform school at.
Mandan,
H. b. 206-Making an appropriation
for the current and contingent ex.
penses of the hospital for the insane
and for making permanent improve.
ments and additions thereto.
Fl. B. 24S-Making an appropriation
to cover necessary expenses for main.
tanning the state tuberculosis sanitor.
ium to July 1, 1917.
H. B. 3O4-Providing funds for the
school, of mines for necessary equip.
ment and the work of maintenance of
the investigation and tests of the
clays Of the state to show their value
and method OF utilization for indus.
trial purposes.
H. B. 236-Making an appropriation
for the purpose of maintaining ex.
hlblts OF North Dakota agricultural
products and to encourage and pro.
mote immigration.
H. B. 217-Making an appropriation
for the current and contingent ex.
penses of the institution for the fee.
bic minded at Grafton.
II. b. 21S-Making an appropriation
for the maintenance, improvement and
repairs, new buildings, equipment AMI
permanent addition thereto fc~ til
North Dakota tuberculosis sanilorium
at Dunseith.
H. B. 26S-Relating to and dividing,
the Tenth judicial district and fixing
times and places for terms of court
therein.
H. 3. 253-Making an appropriation
for the purpose Of paying insurance
tax to the various fire departments Of
the state.
H. B. 24O-Making an appropriate
to pay the deficit in the current
preparation for expenses of the STA
lien registration board.
H. B. 207-Making an appropriation
for the current contingent expenses
of the state penitentiary and for max
ing permanent improvements thereto.
H. B. 31S-Appropriating money to
the agricultural college to cover de.
felt in the account of the agricul-
tural sub-eXperiment station at Het-
finger.
H. B. 234-Making an appropriation
tor the current contingent expenses of
the school for the deaf at Devils Lake.
II. B. 55-Making an appropriation
to the agricultural college for the
purpose of making studies and inves-
tioafjop with coroa1c