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

with the intent of %concealing or mis-
representing the identity or owner
ship of the same.
S. B. 78-RequirinG all public serv-
ice corporations doing business with
in this state to pay their employees
semi-monthly.
S. B. 317-Amending section 11267
of the compiled laws relating to "ex-
ira" good time allowed prisoners con-
fined in the penitentiary.
S. B. 234-Providing that no person
shall test or sample milk, cream or
of determining its commercial value
without having first secured from the
dairy commissioner a dairy license.
IS. B. 152-Appropriating s40,500 for
the department of agricultural ex-
tension of the North Dakota Agricul-
tural college for the years 1917-191S.
S. B. 117--Appropriating $4,000 to
the Missouri Slope Agricultural and
Fair association at Mandan for fairs
to be held in 1918 and 1919.
S. B. 132-A bill reimbursing DR..
Laid, president of the Agricultural
college, for 5000 expenses incurred by
him in his defense Of legal actions
brought against him by certain cor
porations in connection with his en-
forcement of the pure food law.
S. B. 175-Appropriating $4,000 to
provide for the payment of expenses
incurred in the arrest and return Of
fugitives from justice.
S. Is. 1O4-Providing for township
boards, upon petition of 10 per cent
of the voters therein, to purchase road
machinery and limiting the amount of
such purchase to $500 per year..
S. B. 239-Creating the office OF
commissioner OF noXious weeds in
each township and providing for his
duties and salary.
S. B. 130-Providing that pom pc
tition Of 10 per cent of the voters, the
township boards shall hold an cleo
ton to determine the d~esirability of
constructing dipping tanks for live
stock.
S. E. 17S-AppropTiating $1,000 for
the payment of $40 per Sunday during
the Society for the Friendless.
S. B. 153-Appropriating 5000 tc
provide funds for the burial Of hon.
orably discharged sailors, soldiers
and Tarincs Of the United States in
the war of the rebellion and erect
headstones therefor.
S. B. 1S2-Appropriating ~S9,3S0.21
to be used only as book credit to bal.
ance the books Of the state auditor
and the state treasurer and to wipe
out a deficiency in the state printing
account.
S. B. 194-Repealing section 2153 OF
the compiled laws Of North Dakota
for 1913.
S. b. 31S-Providing that members
Of cooperative corporations may pro,
vide in their articles of incorporation
limitations upon the voting privileges
of members thereof, limitations to
shares Of stock therein and also fol
the disposition Of the earnings of such
corporation.
S. B. 314-Creating a uniform state
grade for wheat, oats, barley, rye, flax
and all other grains, seeds and agri
cultural products; creating and estab.
fishing the office OF state inspector OF
grades, weights and measures and
providing for IDENTITIES; also fees for
same, and providing for state aid for
lishment of state owned marketing
places. and providing for inspection
of licensed warehouses by competent
accountants and expert grainmen, and
authorizing the employment Of such
accountants and making an appro.
priation therefor.
S. B. 235-Provi@ing that any per
son, firm or corporation handling
dairy products commercially shall
procure from the dairy commissioner
a license and |nop same with a sum
mary Of the dairy laws posted in a
conspicuous place.
S. e. 7~4-Providing that beaver and
otter may be trapped or caught be,
tween Jan. 10 and April 10 Of each
year.
S.. B. S2-Providing for the medical
inspection Of pupils in the rural
schools.
S. 3. 23~3-Providing for the issu-
ance of license from the state dairy
department covering dairy products
and providing for the revocation of
license issued by the dairy commits,
sioner.
S. B. 200-Prescribing five remedies
against a public nuisance, namely, in,
dictment, filing an information, bring
ing a criminal action, a civil action or
an abatement.
S. B. 240-Providing that where lots
have been sold for taxes that the city
may pay out of the general fund for
the laying of pavement adjacent to
such lots.
s.. B. 191-Regulating the sale of
cocaine, opium, cocoa leaves and
similar drugs