The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-28
r. IN THE SENATE LE5S.
Hoiise Bills Indefinitely Postponed

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Hotlse Bills Indefinitely. Postponed
H. B. 145, Notwithstanding and
restricting investment Of surplus cap
ital and deposits of savings banks.
H. B. 1872.
II. B. 1856, DEMONSTRATING to de-
livery of poll books and ballot boxes.
H. B. 21, Carey-Fixing fees for
justices of the peace
Fl. B. 1872.
II. B. 1872, Sandbeck and Storstad.
Relating to drainage 1.-TWO reports
were presented on this bill, the ma
jority for indefinite postponement, and
the minority for passage. The minor
ity was rejected and the majority
adopted by vote Of 26 to 2O)
H. B. 1856, Cole-Authorizing cities
TO regulate and fix the rate to be
charged by persons, firms and cor
porations furnishing water, light, tel
ephone service or utility.
II. B. 100, .Tenneson-Empowering
cities under the commission form OF
government to establish civil service
for employees.
II. B. Eat. .s,-
III. B. 11S, DEMONSTRATING the
child labor laws. :S4-@ :,
II. B. ISL, Larson-Amendment re-
lating to reimbursement and indem-
MITIGATION Of owners of tubercular
cattle.
H. 3. 116, Church and Prater-Es-
tablishing board of criminal anthrop-
ology and providing for release OF
prisoners upon it's findings; providing
that all sentences to confinement in
the state penitentiary must be for in
determinate terms. q
H. B.. 1876, Turner Requiring in
surance companies to pay in full es-
timated amount of hail loss unless
adjustment is made within twelve
days after loss occurred.
H. 3. 1873, Oksendahl.-Amending
and re-enacting laws Of 1913 relat-
ing to consolidation and reinsurance
of domestic insurance companies
providing for public hearing, due
notice of which shall be given each
stakeholder; providing that the gov
trnor, attorney general and commits
sioner of insurance shall form COM
mission to conduct such hearings and
that they may suspend the proposed
consolidation if it appears that the
interests of any stakeholder are jeop-
ardized or Disseminated against
(Framed particularly, it is under
stood, to look after interests of min
ority shareholders in the Pioneer
Life of Fargo, whose consolidation
with the Lincoln Life Of Fort Wayne
Ind, is now pending.)
Fl. B. 43. Petterson--Requiring ev-
cry railroad to maintain in stations
in towns of not less than 400 wait
ing rooms for men and for women and
children separate and apart from one
another. ... ...... ..sa
H. B. No. 81, Keitzman. -Provid-
ing for posting of literature of the
Anti-Tuberculosis association in no
tells, restaurants, deposits and other
public places.
Fl. B. 279.
Senate Bills Signed by President
S. B. 172, Appropriations Commit
tee-Appropriating $1,000 for per diem
and expenses of state board OF par.
dons.
S. B. ia, Appropriations-Appro'
priating $500 to pay expenses incur
red in actions for release of insane
persons.
S. 3. 1874, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
priating $4,000 to aid in Anti-Tubercu
losis associations educational cam.
paign.
S. B. 1879, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
priating $500 to provide for burial ex
penses of certain inmates of reform
school and penitentiary.
S. B. 1877, Appropriations.-Appro
priating a contingency fund of $25,
600, to be placed at disposal of emer
gency commission.
| S. B. 1853, Observation-Disclosures
it to cover deficit in fund for trans
portation of prisoners to penitentiary
S. B. 1874, Appropriations Appro
priating $4,000 for Grand Forks fail
in 1917, and $4,000 for Fargo fair IL
1918.
S. B. 1873, Notwithstanding fol
relief of poor persons in distric'
where they reside.
S. B. 121, Carey-Reiating to com
pulsory education.
8. B. 81, misunderstanding fol
method of naming school districts
and changing names thereof.
s. B. SO, Mostad-Providing that set
Elements for personal injury or dealt
made within thirty days of acciden
or during period of disability.
| S. B. 80, McGray-Amending com
piled laws of 1913, relating to VIII
may bring action Tor death by un
lawful act.
8. B. 76, Judiciary Committee-Pro
iyiding for calling in another Judge ir