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

insurance companies and making
the company liable for ten per-
cent per month penalty on the
amount for every month withhold
after the time specified in the
time of the police. The penalty is
not, however to exceed 80 percent
Of the amount, together with rea-
sonable attorneys fees.
H. B. 212-Orange Qnd.) Suits
man. An act to provide for the
levying of a tax to pay the. deficit
of the home builders association
and winding, up the business and
affairs Of that association. 1t
provides a tax estimated to pro-
duce an income of, about $125,O0
year and clear up indebtedness
in about two years.
H. B. 212-Orange Gnd.) Suits
man. An act to eliminate the tax
ing of the bienniel state census in
1926 thus saving an amount esti-
mated at $4,000.
H. B. 214-Lakie, (N) Mcken-
zie and Williams. Amends existing
workmens' compensation bureau
not increasing the salaries of bur
eau members from $4,000 to $4,000
and removing the ex-otficio mem
bers.
H. B. 215-Anderso (Ind.) Bur-
leigh. Amends ~existing work
mems compensation act to
strengthen and clarity it. DEFINES
violations and penalties.
H. B, 216-Delayed.
II. b. 217-Anderson (1nd.) Bur-
leigh. Amends existing law re-
garding credited public account
ants setting a maximum penalty Of
$500 fine or 80 days Imprisonment.
1t also provides that when credited
! public accountants come into
North Dakota from a state where
there are propr laws governing
them they may be certified in this
state without further examination.
H. B. 21S,-Rustad Qnd.) Rich
land by request. An act permit
ting the county commissioners of
any county in the state to provide
$500 premiums annually for a
poultry show.
! H. B. 219-Rustad (Ind.) Rich
land. Amends existing law to
eliminate the flat percent hail
tax after 1922.
II. B. 220-Rustad (Ind.) Rich
I land-Amends existing hailihsur-
ance law so as to provide that only
these who want the insurance will
take it; that it will not be neces-
!, | ofF psdC
to keep from receiving it.
H. B. 221-Elmer (N) Morton.
Amends existing law SO that in
counties where there is no court
house or where the existing one
is worth less than $4,000 the To-
cation of the county seat may be
changed with a straight majority
vote, 2-3 not being necessary. II
would only affect about 5 or c
counties in the state.
Bills Passed in House
H. B. 159 (Morton)-Providine
school boards shall retain 10 per
cent of teachers salaries until enc
|, of school year. Vote IA to 80, 81,
absent.
2 H. B. 142 (Craig)-Providine
restaurants, hotels, rooming house!
shall equip rooms rented for lOdg
ing with bolts or locks on inside
so that door may not be opened
from outside while locked from
inside, and to so equip them with
: in three months. Vote 1O4 to 3
six absent.
H. B. 95 Appropriations Com.
: Appropriating $4,000 for Florenc,
Crittendon home, Fargo. Vote 10!
' to 0, eight absent.
H. B. 145 (Anderson)-Provid
ing for liquidation Of state exper
mental creamery and repeating
: butter-fat tax to provide funds TO-
such creamery. Vote, 107 to 0, ST,
!, absent.
;, H. B. 147 (Sathre and Twichell
4 Provides for filing of bills O
sale and other transfers of person
alN property. Vote 1O7 to 0, 81,
absent
. S. B. 80 (Wenstrom) .-Amend
8 law to provide in case on change
of venue from justice court case
whereby case goes to- "next near
0 est JUSTICE" office must have beef
established 30 days or more. Vot'
1O8 to O.
S. B. ia (Atkins) -Definin,
:. vagrancy, and broadening scop,
t Of vagrancy laws, aimed particu
larly to include persons who i'd,
: and gamble. Vote IS to- 90.
Concurred in by House
H. B. 43 (Trubshaw)-Extend
: ing recall to cities with council
: manic form. House concurred il
Y minor senate amendments. Vot,
n 107 to 2.
$ H. B. IS (Lackey)-Making pen
atty for violation ,of dairy law
$ that of misdemeanor. House con
y CURED in minor senate amend
: ments. Vote 1O8 to O. ~ y
!. H. B. AZ (Ellingson)- Provide
I crop and chattel mortgages mus
n be separate instruments. Hous,
Y concurred in senate amendment
adding emergency clause to maxi
0 act effective April 1; 1928. Vot'
100 to 0. e
Bills Killed by House
:, H. B. 100 (Morton) Providin,
q parents pay tuition when children
: one district attend standardize,
I high school in another. Indefi
e nitely postponed.
n H. B. 1853 (Morton)-Extendin
e distance from school, for. whic1
! transportation charges are allowe'
: parents from 2A to 2H,c miles
e Bill killed request of author, be
y cause of wrong phraseology.
f NEW SENATE BILLS