The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1921-03-10

ton Of workmen's compensation bu-
reau members.
workmen's compensation law Tor ~.
neral expenses from 500 to $3.50.
II. B. 20, kitchen-Incrsases salaries
Of deputy county superintendentsa "
schools.
ii. y. 20. Vogel-Compelling employ
ers to pay premiums due to state bu-
reau for compensation INSURANCE and
providing a civil action in court to
compel such payment
IT, e. u, No@el Changing 'h" system
of paying wo"km"n'S compensation 10
- nor nv T." AZ Of y ,%m'q II, ~ 4
stlrti! n'yNlr !.
H. B. %. vogel -1nersa.sing the
amount PAYABLE for death of workmen
II: B. 2a-Making November II, Ar
mistice day, legal holiday. Lesion bill
H. B. 81 - Creating children's code
commission to compile welfare AND
children s law Of the state and report
to 1923 legislature.
II. B. 37-Permits physicians vino OBJ
tanned diplomas prior to 1905 to take
state medical examinations even II they
have had only three years Of collegiate
work.
H. B. 41--Provides for preservation
and control of artesian wells and
authorizing inspectors to see that wells
are not drained unnecessarily.
II. b. ~, Maxwell-Providing that 4
ers may exclude farm lands from city
and village limits.
H. b. As. s. w. Johnson--Provides for
correction Of plats, etc, in towns, cities
or villages.
H. b. 4S, Bauer-Requires butchers to
report brands Of cattle they kill to the
state commissioner of agriculture.
II. r. 4S--Requires butchers to keep
records and make reports of all brand
ed cattle killed by them.
II. 3. 49-Permits women to act as
jurors
II; B. 81, McLarty - Providing that
cafes, restaurants and other public
places freGuented by both men and
women is unlawful and providing a fine
OF from IS to SIS fr violation.
II. b. 52-Provides one mill levy for
soldier bonus, and removes restrictions
as to use of bonus by soldiers.
II. B. Sc, Starke-Provides that when
directed verdict is asked, case goes to
jury at any event. Judges order set
ting aside can then be appealed. with
jury verdict standing if judges order
is overruled.
H. B. 57-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 for
improvements instead of $4,000 as for
Of bonds for this purpose from five to
20 years. Permits unused portion of
maintenance fund to be transferred to
building fund.
Fl. B. 59-Permits towns and villages
to transfer funds from general to side
walk fund. Introduced by Rcpresenta-
tive Fred f.. Simms to fit case of Will
low City where sidewalk to depot is
needed.
H. B. GO, Bratsberg Appropriating
$1,000 for construction of dairy barn
at the Hettinger experimental station
II. B. 60, Bjorgo-Allows change Of
venue for prejudice or bias of judge
and provides for payment of expenses
H. B. 66-Permits high schools re
ceiving state aid to collect tuition fees
not in excess of $3.50 per week from
nonresident pupils.
H. B. 67-Providing for drainage COM
missioners at IS a day and relating to
how persons may make objections to
assessments for benefits.
Fl. E. 72-Puts a tax Of two and ONE
half per cent per year on the gross
amount of premiums received by every
insurance company doing business in
the state during the previous year
H. "A, Lackey--Provdes that new
trials may be had where shorthand
notes Of proceedings are destroyed s,, asi BE-
ton is not caused by the injured party
H. B. 75-Appropriates s35oo for. a
cattle barn at the Langdon -substation
Fl. B. II, Bauer-1ncreases compensa-
ton of election officials.
H. T.. Remove maximums on pun
lie printing and binding. leaving bid
ding for, state printing to competitive
basis only.
H. B. 81, Oberg-Provides for egg in.
spection, and outlaws mislabeling of
r. b. 90, Kjos-Railroads must pro-
vide compartments for sick persons
Anderson trFtogS-klNcS
maximum fees that notary public
may charge for his services.
H. 3. 10l-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
H. B. 1os-Permits hunters to pursue
injured game on land marked mo tres
H. b. 1os-Amends game laws so as
to establish closed season on muskrats
until January 1924.
H. 3. 1o7 by game and fish commit
tee-Open deer season from November
u to so Of each year. requiring no spe-
cial license and excluding non-resi-
II. b. i0s-Legalizes warrants issued
dsbt limit when the debt limit has
been reduced.
lating to ievies for drains.
H. B. 116-Permits elevator compan.
les to register with county register Of
deeds in which case they are not liable
for liens on grain unless served previ-
ously " it'll written notice Of such lien.
H; B. 11S. Roy Johnson-Amends the
II. B. III, Roy johnson, Cass-Deelar-
ing the SOW thistle to be noxious
weed and providing for expense of
eradication Of the same.
H. B.. 124, Paul Johnson, Pembina-
Forbidding the sales Of sleds with
trsads of less than 81 inches. and pro-
hiblting shipment of narrow gauge
II. ,. 1,5-Establishes - per day. and
necessary travelling expenses as com
pensation Of members Of state livestock
sapitary board.
H. B. 126, Mouck-Providing that tu-
bsrculin tests be. given TO- cattle on
petition of q majority Of frseho1ders
:" IT. IL & IT, c M6uutck-Provides for the
reimbursement Of from so to $50 per
head for all cattle condemned for tu-
bePculosis.
H. B.12s. Bauer-Lists property Of
joint stock companies and
for the purpose Of taxa
ton
H.B.13s. Semling - Provides that
cities may exercise right of eminent
domain against waterworks and cleo
trio plants. both parties being bound to-
juries may return.
; II. B. 1877, Semling-Provides for sys-
tenn of assessment where cities con-
denim and purchase waterworks or
other utilities.
Fl. B. ls9-Amends law on letting of
by county commissioners.
H. B. 140-Provides that sgners Of
petitions calling for expenditure of