Cavalier County farmers press. (Langdon, N.D.) 1920-1921, 1921-03-17

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H.B ST. Creating ..children's code
children's law of the state and report
to 1928 legislature.
II. B. 37-Permits physicians who OBJ
tanned diplomas prior to 1905 to take
state medical examinations even II they
work.
"a. B. 4i-Provides for preservation
and control of artesian wells
authorizing inspectors to see that wells
are not drained unnecessarily.
H. AZ. Notwithstanding that q
ers may exclude farm lands from city
and village limits. i
n. B: As, S. w. Johnson-Provides foy
correction OF plats, ETC., in towns cities
=. 3. 4s. Bauer-Requires butchers to
report brands of cattle they kill to the
state commissioner of agriculture.
~ 4S-Requires butchers to keep
records n make reports of all brand
ed cattle killed by them.
II. b. 49-Permits women to act as
jurors.
H;B. 81, McLarty ~ Providing that
smoking in dining rooms, or hotels.
places frequented by both men
women is unlawful and providing a fine
Of from IS to s25 fr violation.
q. b. 52-Provides one mill levy for
soldier bonus, n removes restrictions
as to use of bonus by soldiers.
H. b. Sc, Starke-Provides that when
directed verdict is asked, case goes to
jury at any vent. Judges order set
jury jury ssasH fa Standing ansn oe il sB 5apdge's order
is overru1ed.
H. B. 67-Passed for the benefit Of
Benson and Walsh counties where agri-
cultural high schools are located: Gives
counties right to levy up to $4,000 Tor
improvements instead Of $780, 900 as for
merly and extends time for payment
20 years. Permits unused portion Of
maintenance fund to be transferred to
building fund.
H. B. 59-Permits towns and villages
walk fund. introduced BY Representa-
tive Fred E. Simms to fit case of Will
low City where sidewalk to depot is
needed.
$1,000 for construction of a dairy barn
at the Hettinger experimental station.
H. B.63, Bjorgo-Allows change of
venue for prejudice or bias of judge
and provides for payment Of expenses
of another judge called in to hear case.
H. B. 66-Permits high schools re-
ceiving state aid to collect tuition 1ees
not in excess Of $3.50 per week from
nonresident pupils.
H. B. 67-Providing for drainage COM
oI ~ a uoy LA
how persons may make objections TO
assessments for benefits.
H. 3. 72-Puts a tax Of two m one
half per cent per year on the gross
the state during the previous year.
II. B. "a. Lackey-Provides that new
trials may be had where shorthand
fore being transcribed, If such destrHc-
ton Is not caused by the injured party.
H. B. 75-Appropriates $500 for a
cattle tile barn a. at the hapgd saa s comnanea.
ton of election officials, =
II. B. 79-Remove maxtmums on pup
lie printing n binding, leaving bid
SinE f aG1J state printing to competitive
H. B. 81, oberg-Provides for egg in.
.spection, and outlaws m~islabeling OF
eggs
vide Compartments for sick persons:
H. B. SO, Anderson Of Griggs-Fixes
maximum fees that q notary public
II. B. 10i-Provides for state free EN-;
ployment service with branches In all
parts Of state to direct flow Of laborers
in harvest and to places most needed
II. B. 1os-Permits hunters to pursue
injured game on land marked no tres
II. b. ioe-Amends game laws so as
to establish closed season on muskrata
until January 1924.
H. B.. 107, by game. and fish commit
tee-Open deer season from November
81 to so Of each year, requiring no spee-
cial license and excluding non-resi-
dents.
II. B. 1os-Legalizes warrants issued
debt limit when the debt limit has
H. B. lis, Boyd-Amends the law re-
lating to levies for drains:
H. B. 116-Permits elevator compan
les to register with county register OF
deeds in which case they are not,liab!e
ously with written notice of such lien,
H. B. 118, Roy commandments the
noxious weed law!
H. B. 119, Roy Johnson, Cass-Declar-
ing the SOW thistle to be a noxious
weed and providing for expense OF
eradication of the same.
n H F; d24, Paul tna e Johnson or s psmoi With
treads Of less than 81 inches, and pro
hibiting shipment of narrow gauge
sleds into the state by foreign corpora
lions.
necessary travelling expenses as COM
pensation of members of state livestock
sanitary board.
berculin tests be given to. cattle on
petition Of a majority of freeholders
in any township.
H. B. 1877, Monck-Provides for the
reimbursement of from $40 to $50 per
head for all cattle condemned for tu-
berculosis.
H. B..12S, Bauer-Lists property OF
corporations, joint stock companies and
associations for the purpose of taxa
ton.
H.B. 1876, Semling Provides that
cities may exercise right of eminent
domain agatsst waterWorks and cleo
trio plants, both parties being bound ia
verdicts jurieS may return.
H.B 1877, Semling-Provides for sys-
tenn of assessment where cities con-
denim and purchase waterworks OF
other utilities.
H. B. 139-Amends law on letting OF
contracts by county commissioners.
H. B. BO-Provides that signers OF
petitions calling for expenditure OF
tounty funds must be property holders
H. B. JAG, Sproul-Increases for
county commissioners.
H. B. 149-Creating position of super
visor Of bank receivers so that separate
receiver will not be needed for each
closed bank at $40 a day, but one can
serve for several.
HI b. 154-Making it unlawful for
person to have more cigarets than he
would personally use in retail store
and making such possession by, clerk
or proprietor Of store prima facie evil
dence Of violation Of anti-cigaret law
H. B. 155-Provides that mortgages
on property of any railroad, telegraph
line. etc, in county u Dc recorded
In office of county register OF deeds.
III. B. 169-Limits hours of hunting to
from one-half hour before sunrise to