Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-03-05
HOUSE BanA

House Bans
BIG, provides for continuance OF
legal cases during legislative Sessions
when attorneys are members OF legts-
3lature.i
II. b. 20, raises amount allowed by
workmen's compensation law for
funeral expenses from SEQ to $3.50.
H.sB.a37. permits physicians who
lobtaineds diplomas prior to 1905 to
take state medical examinations even
IL they have had only three years OF
collegiate work.
II. b. 48, requires butchers to keep
records and make reports of all brand
ed cattle killed by them.
II. b. Sc. permits nigh schools re-
ceiving state aid to collect tuition fees
not in exces of $3.50 per week from
nonresident pupils.
IT. B. 72, puts q tax Of two and me-
half per cent per year on the gross
amount Of premium received by every
insurance company doing business in
the state during the previous year..
II. B. Is, appropriates $500 for .
cattle barn at the Langdon sub-sta-
ton.
H. b. 100, legalzes warrants issued
by towns, villages, etc., in excess of
debt limit when the debt limit has
been reduced.
H. B. 116, permits elevator COM
panies to register with county register
Of deeds in which case they are not
liable for liens on grain unless served
previously with written notice of such
lien.
H. b. 14o, provides thai signers OF
petitions calling for expenditure Of
county funds must be property hold
ers.
H. b. 155, provides that mortgages
pn property of any railroad, telegraph
line, etc., in county must be recorded
in Office Of county register Of deeds.
H. b. 1872, requires state treasurer to
pay over to counties SO per e of all
taxes on inheritance, deed Of gift, ETC..
incurred in such counties.
H B. Ito. provides that when Judge
directs verdict by jury, jury shall also
return its own verdict if it sees fit. and
il directed verdict is set aside by high
or court jury's verdict shall lake effect,
doing away without necessity for new
trial.
H. s. 81, passed for the benefit of
BenSon q Walsh counties where ag-
ricultural high. schools " located.
Gives counties right to levy up to $685.
900 for improvements instead Of $780,
Oos as formerly and extends time for
payment Of bonds for this purpose
from five to 20 years. Permits unusued
portion Of maintenance fund to be
transferred to building fund.
H. b. So, permits twons and villages
to transfer funds from general to side
walk fund. Introduced by Rep. Fred
E. Simms to ft case. of Willow City
where sidewalk to depot is needed.
H. B. los, amends game laws so as
to establish closed season on musk
rats until January, 1924.
II. B. 125, establishes So per day,
n necessary travelling expenses as
compensation Of members of state
livestock sanitary board.
H. $50, amends game laws 30 as
to reduce bag limit on wild geese from
is to 8 birds per day. No change in Is
bird bag limit o n ducks.
Fl. b. 1853, designed to carry out
amendment to law on investment of
university and school land funds ap-
proved by people at last general cleo
ton. Permits loans on land up to SO
per cent Of its value. instead of 33 1-3
per cent as formerly.
H. B.. 23, making November IL.
Armistice day, legal holiday. Legion
bill.
H. 3. 81, creating children's code
commission to compile welfare and
children's low of the state and report
to 1923 legislature.
H. B. 16. requiring proper scafrold-
ing and safety appliances to be fur
nished by contractors for protection OF
workmen.
H. B. Al. provides for preservation
thorizing inspectors to see that wells
are not drained unnecessarily.
H. B. 81. providing for drainage
commissioners at IS a day and relat-
ing to how persons may make objec-
tons to assessments for benefits.
az. B.. -, removes maximum or
public printing and binding. leaving
Kidding for state printing to competi-
tive basis only.
H. B. 101, provides Tor state free
employment service with branches in
all parts of state to direct flow of la.
borers in harvest and to places mos
needed at all times.
H. B. 40. requiring that petitioners
to county commissioners for expendi-
lures Of funds shall be property-hold.
ers and taxpayers in district affected
VISOR OF bank receivers SO that sepa.
rate receiver will not be needed fol
each closed bank at $40 a day, but
n a serve for several.
H. B.. 154. making it unlawful TO.
person to have more cigarettes thar
he would personally use in retail store
M making such possession by CLERK
" HiOPt1etOT OL SLOFe prlrna faCle evil
dence of violation of anti-cigarette
Law.
Fl. E.. 169. regulates size and con
.;truction of caboose cars.
Fl. b. 1856. fixing fee Of witness in
S~arnisheement proceedings and re.
curing that plaintiff shall tender t,
garnshee 81 for making affidavit Of
disclosure and filing with clerk Of
court. @
n. B. II, semling, making it q
crime to impersonate American Lesior
membership or use the insignia ex.
cept by a member.
H. r.. IS. ovEel. including railroad
me- employed in intra-Etate service il
the benefits Of the workmen's compen.
sation act.
\ H. B. 20, Vogel. compelling employ.
ers to pay premiums due to state bu
reau for compensation insurance ant
providing a civil action in court tx
compel such payment.
HI. B.. FL. Vogel, changing the sys
tenn of paying workmen's compensa.