The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-11-29
SYNDICALISM IS
PUT UNDER BAN
IN HOUSE BILL
r. w. Herbert Introduces Meas
ure Assessing Heavy Pen
alties For Crime
MUST EXAMINE N. ID. BAND

Criminal syndiculism is defined and
pcnalized in House Blll 26, introduced
Friday by Rep. L. w. Herbert. II
House Bill q, Rep. J. A. Harris would
insist that all employees in any capac-
ity whatsoever connected with the
state government and state-owned in
dustries and enterprises be citizens or
declarants.
House Bill 80, introduced by Rep.
rcScntative SeversOn, would make it
the duty of the state banking board to
examine at least once q year the Bank
of North Dakota, which recently ref
used to be examined by agents of State
Auditor KositZky. r. .#.
Other house bills introduced Friday
were:
II. b. 80, ISeverson-Providing for
appointment of district court bailiffs
If. b. 81, Burtness.-Providing fol
Nonpartisan nomination Of legislators
judges of supreme and district courts
state and county school superinten
dents and county officers.
!.
last session relating to selection OF
official newspaper by the voters Of
each county.
Fl. Il. 20, Harris.--Gving printing
and publication commission power tC
designate state papers for printing
of state legal publications. eliminat
ing requirement in present act re
quiring private processes, corporation
reports, bank statements, etc, to be
printed in official papers designated
by state commission. 49,.
II. B. %, Hanson.--Kepcaling act q
last assembly prohibiting courts from
| enjoining strikers against picketing
etc.
SENATE BILLS
New senate bills introduced Friday
were:
s. b. 9.-Amcnding absent voters
law.
S. B. lC Cahill.-Proyiding for
amendments to oil tax act OF last ses
sion; providing that gasoline NEE tins
North Dakota household test be cx
empted from taxation and that othc1
gasolincs be assessed from Ia to one
cent, per gallon and that oil meeting
state test be assessed IA cent pc
gallon and oils not conforming one
half cent.
S. B. II, Frascr.-Authorizing tl'
Bank of North Dakota to make loans
| to various state departments, indus
tries and institutions upon reques
Of any state department. commission
institution or industry, whenever al
| appropriation has been made by th'
| Legislative assembly for such purpose
and which appropriation is adequate tt
reimburse the said bank but whicl
appropriation is not at the time o
making such loan available, sucl
monyes so advanced or loaned to b'
paid into the Office of the stat
treasurer, who shall place the sam'
to the credit Of such department., or
in the case of an institution or indus
| try whose funds are not required Il
be disbursed through the. office Of th'
| state treasury, such funds may b'
placed by the said Bank of Nortl
Dakota to the credit Of such institu
rions or industries.
| S. B. II, Notwithstanding in
come tax act of 1919 to eliminate ad
ditional penalty on "unearned in
cOme'
S. B. IA, Notwithstanding al
architects to be examined Licensed
and registered, providing architect
not engaged in practice prior t.
March Is, 1917, to apply to STATE
| board for license.
S. B. Is, McNair.-Authorizint
commissioner of immigration to nam'
deputies and to fix their compensa
tion and bonds.