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

Ior the Office OF attorney general.
II. L. An act to amend sections
1854 and 1853 of the compiled laws Of
North Dakota for 1913, relating to re-
demption from sales of real property
under execution and mortgage fore
closure sales.
H. B. 13-An act to amend and re-
enact section 6073 of the compiled
laws OF North Dakota, as amended by
n defining usury
Fl. Is, 16-An act to amend section
6S17 OF the compiled laws of North
Dakota for 1913, providing for a lien
for repairs upon personal property.
Fl. +. 24-An act to amend and re-
enact section 1856 Of the compiled
laws OF North Dakota for 1913 relat-
ing to the appointment OF and the du-
ties OF the inspector Of hotels and
making the duties of the inspector
the work Of the food commissioner at
the agricultural college.
H. b.. 23--An act fixing the status
within the state, for purposes OF taxa
ton, OF certain property arising out Of
business transacted within the state.
Fl. b.. 32-An act to amend section
, Of chapter 40 of the laws OF North
Dakota for 1915, relating to highway
improvements.
II. h. 43-An act to prohibit the de-
livery or negotiation of a note or
check taken in payment Of first pre-
NUNS until after life insurance pol
icy has been delivered to applicant.
II. b. 34-An act to make it unlaw-
full for any person or persons to rep
resent himself or herself falsely as
blind, deaf. dumb. crippled or other
wise ply sical!y defective.
H. b.. 73-An act to amend and re-
enact section 1872 Of the compiled laws
of the state of North Dakota for 1913,
relating TO boundaries of and terms
of court in the Sixth judicial district.
H.. b. 42-Making the state food
commissioner eXofficio state inspector
of oils, and providing for the appoint
ment OF deputies, and their salaries.
II. II. nb--tl CIV w tlllSllu dilu lS7
enact section 1920 of the compiled
laws Of North Dakota for 1913. relat-
ing to the compensation of the town.
ship clerk and supervisors.
H. b. T7-Relating to and requiring
railroad companies to construct cat
tleways when said railroad divides
land and when grade is more than
five feet high.
n. B. 99-Providing for an act to
accept the benefits Of an act passed
by the national congress- to provide
for the promotion of vocational edu-
cation. and to provide for an appro-
priation therefor.
H. b. 106-Relating to the con-
struction Of transfer facilities be-
tween railroads raralleling each 9th
er, terminating or intersecting each
other within a half mile Of a town or
village, and providing for ways and
reciprocal switching facilities.
Fl. b. 93-Requiring that in cases
of the larceny Of horses a bond Of 81
600 shall be required.
H. B. 121-Repealing chapter 234
of the session laws Of 1913, creating
a state board Of i~mmigration.
H. B. 311-Prescr:bing and defining
the duties of the adjutant general and
the national ~"ard.
Fl. B. 16S-Making an appropriation
for The construction of public high
ways and asserting to house resolu-
ton 1917 Of the national congress,
creating a state ni@hwNv commission,
prescribing its 't'';r;. fixing its sala-
ries and sala"w o. " state engineer;
providing for tNa disposition Of fines
and penalties assessed against own
an emergency.
II. B. 346--A concurrent resolution
amending the constitution and chang
ing the name Of the state reform
school to that of state training school,
H. B. 306-Providing that where
there are several parties to each side
in a trial before a jury that all parties
on each side must join in challenges
to jurors in civil actions.
II. b. 333-Increasing the fee from
S. to $40 which elevators, warehouses
and other corporations shall pay the
examiner for establishing a uniform
accounting systom.
H. B. 175-Providing for the crea-
ton, organization, government and ex-
tention Of irrigation districts.
H. B. 167-Providing for dealers
motor license fee, relating to motor
vehicle license fee, registration of
tags and fixing license fee at not less
than Sc on all vehicles of twenty
horsepower and under and so cents for
each additional horsepower, and pro-
viding for the disposition of the
money.
H. B. 171-Fixing fees allowed to
jurors at 81 per day, and allowing 5
cents per mile each way for travelling
expenses. Members OF a coroner's
jury to receive 81 per day.
H. B. 112-Relating to the estab.
lishment, maintenance, improvement
and equipment of county agricultural
training schools.