The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-06
Bills introduced.

mlttee. Repeats S7,UOO Standlng
annual approximation for the re-
lief of needy Settlers. This has
ben dead letter for many years,
according to the committee.
II. B. 1S1-Appropriations COM
mittee-Repeals $4,000 standing
annual appropriation to state bio
logical station
REGULAR:
M. B. 199-Trubshaw, (Ind.)
! Barnes Amends existing law to
exempt faculty members of high
er institutions of farming and
teachers, superintendent and
, principals of public schools from
J the cperation of the workmens'
| compensation law. The amend
ment is aimed TO save the state
in the n<ghbo1hood of 100000
II. i. 2oo-Trubshaw, (1nd.)
Barnes. Amends existing law re-
| garding the publishing of notices
of the foreclosure of land con-
tracts so that such notices may
be published in daily as we'll as
in a weekly paper.
H. B. 201-Larkin (N) Eddy
and Foster. Amends existing law
| to set the meeting of the budget
board each fall before\a legisla-
tive session one week ahead.
4 Makes time of meeting second in
stead of third Tuesday in Noyem-
Der.
\ H. B. 2O2-Introduced by repre-
sentatives Boyd, Lynch, Harring-
ton and Starks, members of the
! legislative committee of the Amer
/ lean Legion, North Dakota depart
! ment. 1t provides that no one
shall teach any subject in any
I language but English in any pri-
1 vate, UNCONVENTIONAL, parochial OF
Z public school. Religious subjects
4 are exempted from this provision
y however and the provision is made
4 to apply only to pupils who have
II not passed the eighth grade. A
a maximum fine of $1,000 or a max
q imum prison sentence of 80 days il
Il H. B. 2os-Harrington (1nd.)
1>Burleigh. An act to- empower cor
IS porations organized under The
h laws of any other state in the
s union or under the federal law tt
4 do business and acquire proQert!
4 in North Dakota on an equal basi:
with corporations organized under
/ North Dakota law.
] H. B. 198-Freeman, Ond.
Z Grand Forks.-Amends existing
! legislation regarding workmens
compensation bureau. The bill
| presupposed that there may be o,
are three kinds of insurance unde,
the act-competitive Chat is, b!
private companies); self insurance
by the employers; and insurance b!
the state fund. The latter is tn
| only kind in use say officials o
the bureau. The bill ,then sets ;
distinction between the workmen'
compensation bureau and tn
workmen's compensation fun
which according to officials of tn
bureau are under state law tn
[ same. The bill provides that ex
penditures of the bureau are to b
raised by assessing all employer
in the state as we'll as the tire
classes of insuring agencies pre-
supposed in the bill and couectin,
/ the money in the form of tax. tn
4 bill in making amendments make
4 addition to section (41) of chap
& ter 1872 laws of 1919, which doe
b not exist either as the original lay
CT as an addition to it, officials o
y the bureau say.
H. B. 2O4-Jackson, Ind.) Ram
sey. Amends existing law to pro
e vide for the proper form of ballo
z for constitutional amendments
Il initiated and referred measures
to conform with nonparty election
4 legislation already.
4 INTRODUCED:
H. B. 2O5-Larson, Ind.) Pierc
3 Amends existing legislation t
Y take the business Of organizing
I the handling farmers institute
from the department of 1Agricdl
ture at Bismarck and put it int
4 the hands Of the President, dea
s~of the department Of agricultur
] and director of the extension de
| partment of the agricultural col
lege at Fargo. 1t provides that a
least SO Institutes shall be hel
each year. Allows travelling ex
penses in doing institute work.
H. b. 2O6-Halcrow, (Ind.
Pembina. Amends existing legis
lation to return to cities and in
4 corporated villages half the none
collected within them each mont
on licenses of such business place
as pool halls, dance halls an
theatds and gives local officer
4 throughout the state general
power and responsibility for in
Tspection of such places. This lat
ter provision would take care @
s192 dance halls in the state whic
lie outside the regulation Of an
town, putting them under tn
sheriffs' supervision according t
Mr.. Halcrow.
III. B. -207-Delayed.
H. B. 2O8-Brown (Ind.) Gran
4 Amends existing law to forbi
price discrimination. by cream sts
tions inHhe, state. Provides thu
creamery companies in the stat
must pay the same price for creal
at all their stations in the Stat
except as for different qualities G
cream or in cases where a proper
4 tionately lower price is paid at
station distant from the< centr,
plant than at one near the centrs
plant. This to allow for cost (
transporting to central plant.
HI. B. 1O9-Burns (Ind.) Ward
Amends existing law regardin
consolidated schools which pr,
uidas that thaX must take nllnii