Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-02-09
HOUSE BILLS
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III. B. 1876; Earle E. johnson Con-.
current resolution for the submission
to the people of a constitutional
amendment providing that at the next
election. candidate for justice of SUI
prone court receiving highest num-
Der Of votes shall hold office 10 years,
second highest eight years. and third
six years, and thereafter the term of
office for supreme court justices shall
be 10 years.
II. B. 188-Carlson and Boyd; Con-
current resolution for submission to
people Of amendment to constitution
fixing pay of legislators at $40 for
each day of session and mileage of
10 cents per mile.
H. B. 1S9-Olson of Ramsey, Law
regulating license fees for attorneys:
(Sec. S11 and S12 comp, Laws of
N. D.. 1913 as amended by Chapter
So, Laws of N. D., Regular. 1919.
H. B. 193-Hall Creates office Of
county assessor. fixing salary as same
as that of county auditor and gives
him powers formerly held by town
ship village and city assessors and
county a supervisor, which offices
are. abolished.
H. B.. 194-Hall, Repelas Chapter
$50 of Laws of N. D. Irregular Ses-
sion for 1917 relating to attorneys
fees and sheriff's fees in foreclosure
of mortgages by advertisement.
H. B. 195-Jardine, Provides that
at least 80 days prior to- the COM
mencement of any action to foreclose
a real estate mortgage, written notice
of such action shall be served by reg
istered mail or title holder or owner
Of record OF lane in question. If ad-
dress is unknown, notice may be serv-
ed on county register of deeds.
H. B. 196-Anderson of Burleigh,
and Semling; Covers practically the
same ground as H. B. 1875.
Fl. B. 197-Shipley, is one of the
Nonparty election measures advocat-
ed by the I. V. A. 1t provides for
one ballot at the state primary cleo
ton to be known as Estate Primary
Nominating Ballot" on which names
of all candidates for nominations TO
each office shall be placed without
party designations, and n County
Primary Nominating ballot on which
the names of candidates shall be
| placed in the same way. The candi-
est number of votes to the extent OF
double the number to be elected to
any office shall be declared duly nom
mated. At the general election like
wise the names of the candidates
nominated are to be placed on the
ballot without party designation.
H. 3. 1S7-Warehouse and Grain
Grading Committee-Amending and
r~e-enacting law creating and es-
tablishing department of grades
weights and measures under direction
of railroad commission. Provides
commission may employ state inspec.
tor IF cro1oS uyoirhtc and nnaa 9YlrnS
chief elevator accountant, ETC., shall
issue licenses to warehouses, buyers
and solicitors of grain, seeds and 9TH
er agricultural products; establish un.
form grades for grain, seeds, etc.
establish uniform grade certificates
USED in marketing grain, investigate
all matters relating to marketing
grading and weighing of grain, etc.
inspect public warehouses and make
rules for storing. weighing and han
ding of grain. establish reasonable
margin to be paid producers by ware.
houses. elevators and mills. to fix and
determine all charges for grading, in
speeding and weighing grain or othel
agricultural products.
H. B. 1s0-Roy Johnson (by re
quest )-Repealing present law fixint
two cents per bushel as charge To-
handling grain; giving state inspector
power to fix maximum charge TO
storage and handling grain. Bill fay
bred by Farm Bureau to aid poolin:
of grain, higher maximum being ask
ed to permit longer storage than a
present.
H. B. 194-Roy johnson (by re
quest)-empowering state inspector o
grades, weights and measures t
waive certain requirements of laws
rules and regulations Of state relating
to public grain warehouses in cas-
of grain ware houses which have Civ
en- bond and are licensed under Unit
cd States warehouse act.
H. B. 192-Anderson, of Burleigh
Shipley, Heaton, Bratsberg, Oplan'
and Harding joint introducers-Re
draft of cooperative Law of state t
clarity and expand. Changes metho
of election of directors, making terri
Of office three a n providin
for ~hold-overs; changes law to con
form to the farm organization pro
grams; limits organizers commissio
to 10 per cen and changes law Q
1919, which permitted S per cent Q
sales to be. used for educational pur