The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-26

S. B. Disappointing $50 ap-
| praisers' inheritances. Passed 80 to
| /.
S. B. 102-Appropriating $500 COM
missioners' actions to release in
sane patients. Passed 70 to /.
S. B. T-Appropriating $4,000
budget boards expenses.
Killed by House
S. B. 332-Would repeal statutes
which grant the Governor power to
remove officials under certain Off
Gals.
S. B. 374-Enlarging scope of egg
inspection act to include all eggs
sold in whatever market to include
all eggs sold in whatever market as
well as the sale of cold storage eggs.
S. B. 245-Substituting gross earn
ings tax for telephones for present
property tax.
II. B. 1S4--Fixing percent as
maximum shrinkagc an elevator
may charge on grain stored. Previ-
ously passed by house; amended by
senate; killed on return to house.
32 ayes, 72 noes.
S. B. 71-Provides North Dakota
school districts may pay tuition TO
pupils attending school in adjoining
state. Failed 55 to 81.
S. B. 173-Permitting commits
lioners to create county welfare
boards with power to employ expert
social workers. Failed &c to 65.
Clincher applied
S. b. 149-Providing penalty for
slandering insurance companies.
RecOmmitted
S. b. 342-Clarifying inheritance
tax law. Previously killed. Reconsid-
cred and recommitted to tax COM
mittee.
Passed by Senate
H. B. 68-Provides penalty 30 to
80 days for failure to comply with
bovine tuberculosis inspection laws.
II. B. 133-Allows maximum Of.
two cents a bushcl to elevators for
handling wheat; one half cent a bu-
shell for storage per fifteen days
and not over S cents per bpshel stor-
age for six months. Passed 1910.
H. B. 1S4-Fixes shrinkage allow
ance chargeable by elevators at two
percent. Passed 400.
H. B. 151-Allowing employer him.
self to be insured under workmen's
compensation act. Passed 64-2.
H. B. 152-Requiring county sup
erintendent of schools to furnish list
of school employees, teachers to
compensation bureau. Passed 26 to
H. B. 145-Repealing the state
experimental creamery act, and one
cent tax on butter fat. Passed 81
to 10.
H. B. 14s-Requiring county au-
ditor to furnish names of all county
employees to workmen's compensa-
ton bureau.
H. B. 224-Permits county COM
missioners to acquire and sell out
right such city lots which have been
unimproved and on which taxes have
not been paid for 80 years. Passed
AZ to @.
H. B. 177-Requiring that pledger
or endorser of security must be
notified of any intent to foreclose.
Passed 81 to 3.
H. B. 168-Sets up standar
form of mortgage to be used
throughout the state. Passed IS to
9.
H. B. 24O-Reduces requirement |
on county commissioners bonds from
$4,000 to $4,000. Passed Al to 2.
H. B. 238-Permits payment Of |
percentage of all hail losses re-
ported prior to adjustment and veri-
fication. Aimed to speed up payments
on hail losses. Passed 35-2.
II. B. Embarrassing armory rem
tai allowance of national guard
companies from $500 to $500 per
year and permitting 500 per month
payment to band leader instead of
$50. 42-1.
H. B. 282-Sets forth system for
calling county and state central
committee meetings, new schedule on
number of committee men based on
population and time for holding
meetings. Passed 26 to 90.
H. B. 205-Removes work of han
ding farm institutes from commits
soner of agriculture and places
same under dean of agriculture of
state A. c. 41-6.
H. B. 311-Amended so as to elm
mate all provision of bill and re-
writes measure as S. B. 81 original
ly passed on printing rates. Allows
y cents first insertion, 6 cents sub
sequent insertions per line. Double
price for tabulated matter, price,
single column tabula-
tons and straight price on subse-
quent insertions of tabulated matter.
Passed Al to l.
H. B. 193-Cuts delinquent tax
list from three to two publications
with specific instructions to audit
ors on authorizations and single COL
umn copy. Passed As to 3.
H. B. 113-Appropriating $4,000
for indemnification to owners of
cattle and horses.
II. b. 285-Doing away with party
columns on ballots and creating a
new form of non-party ballot. This
bill especially relates to- the presi-
Dental electors, U. S. senators, con-
grssmen, delegates to national par
ty conventions, national committee.
men and precinct committee men.
Passed 27-21. Y
II. B. 243-Authorizes issuance of
in bonds to finance the
operation of the state mill and ele-
vator at Grand Forks. Passed as
from original proposed ap-
preparation of 100000 without de-
bate 46 to 0. 1