The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-09
House Calendar

eight percent interest.
H. B. 6, prevents the holder of ne
gotiable paper obtained by fraud,
from "recover. without proof that
he rece we'd the same in good faith.
Designed to prevent land frauds.
II. B. 7, would prevent any party
from receiv ng for services in OPP
t 'ons, sales or exchange of land call
money over and above a certain sale
price," the contention, being raised
that real estate dealers and others
practice deception and fraud and ex-
tort sums far in excess of value Of
property, tax ng advantage of a
gullable purchaser.
H. B. 8, eliminates from land pur-
chasing contracts penal clauses to
the effect that n case of default,
all future installments become due,
declare such clauses void.
H. B. 10 declares Interest on
debts, judgment and on the amount
necessary to redeem from any fu-
ture execution or foreclosure sale
shall be at the rate of Six per cent
year." establishing six percent as
the legal interest rate m the state.
H. B. 8, Jardine, Cass, Und) BY
Request: An cat giving cites in ex-
cess of 5000 population the right
to establish zones and restricted
building distr cts. City commits
sions or boards are empowered to
sit as ION ng commissions, set linz
its to certain areas and hold public
hearings. The law would give au-
thor'ty to the board to say what
type of buildings may be erected
/ within certain zones and what they
may be used for land in addition to
safeguarding public health, safety,
| etc, is designed to maintain purely
residential sections as such, over
crowd ng of land and facilitate the
transportation, sewerage disposal
lighting water supply, etc. Referred
! to committee on cities and mum CT
pal corporations.
! H. B. IL, Trubshaw, Barnes, Ind)
By request. This measure sought
/ by farmers Of Barnes county would
re-enact the old state wolf bounty
law fixing the bounty at $3.50 per
| head on coyotes. At the present time
each board of county comm ssioners
"may" offer a bounty for coyotes
killed within it's borders. Some coun-
ties fal to pay or arrange dor the
bounty. The measure would provide
two-tenths mill levy by the state
board of equalization for creation
Of state wolf bounty fund, and
warrants be 1rawn upon this by the
state treasurer upon certifcat. or
from the auditor of the county ir
which coyotes were killed. Referred
to Ways and Means committee.
H. B. IL. Jackson, Ramsey Und)
prov des for reenactment of Section
7643 I913) restoring the old Law
which gives practically an intcrmed
late appeal from jury verd ct il
district court and the supreme cour
giving district court judges power
to d rect judgment in cases wher;
findings OF jurles are at variance
with ruling. law. Referred to jud c
larry committee.
H. B. 10, Hemple, Sheridan (N)
Repeats the two payment of taxes ,
year plan and provides all real es
tate taxes become due December
and delinquent June l; hail insur
ance tax, both fiat and indemn ty
being delinquent March l. The rea
estate tax after June would b,
penalized three percent and one per
cent per month thereafter, the ha:
tax adding cumulative one percen
per month. The bill is intended b.
the author, to reduce the penaliie
on delinquent taxes.
Referred to committee on tax an,
tax laws.
| H. B. IA, Boyd, Cass (Ind.), Woul,
give to cites and municipal corpor
at ons the power to order owners O.
occupants Of property AUDITING OF
any street, alley or avenue in which
sewer or water mains are being Iai,
to connect with the same and install
toilets in such houses or othe
structures. Such installation is mad,
mandatory after not given by tw,
consecutive weeks publication of no
tees in the c ty Official paper citinI
what work must be done. If owne
fails to comply the city through
proper officer or channels shall or
der the Improvement made an,
charge same aga INST the property q
espec al taxes. Referred to cities an,
municipal corporations committee.
Concurrent Resolution, Jacks
Ramsey, Qnd.), Memorializes con
gress. The resolution cites that, tn
price fixed during the war worke,
not as a. subs dy but profit remov
ing agency in that wheat. could no
soar to prices commensurate witt
other commodities ors necessitie
and the farmer as result lost hi
war profits. 1t cites further that tn
Esch-Cummins act guaranteed re
turns to the railroads, and the pend
ing ship-subs dy bill guarantees re
turns to the merchant marine an,
establishi ;precsdeAts by. VIII ch con
gress may act to aid Ssthe farmer
| in what is termed q threatened "ca
lamity." Congress is respectful,
and earnestly petitioned to labor t
4 the end that il may find rreps
and constitut onal means of bring
ing immed ate relief to. the north
west wheat producer without estab
fishing an unwise general preceden