The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-30


where land has been levied upon by
the federal government for revenue
tax collections where the owner has
been convicted Of manufacturing IL
quor. Such judgments are only on
file in the u, S. district court. The
federal government provides that
where states demand thet such
judgment shall be filed with the
county in which the land or other
property is situated the state law
will be complied with.
H. B. LA, Morton, (N.) Mercer:-
Provides that when warrants are is
sued upon the treasurer of any
county, city, village, township or
school district the auditor OF clerk
Shall register the same with the
treasurer of the political subdivision
previous to delivery. Aimed, says
the author, to cut down the red
tape in CONCESSION with the register
ing of warrants. go.
H. B. las, Anderson, (Ind.) Bur-
gh:-Repeals the law providing
for state experimental creamery
and orders the commissioner Of
agriculture and labor to collect OUT
standing moneys and within thirty
days after passage Of the act liqui-
date the creamery experiment and
turn the residue funds-if there are
any-in to the general fund of the
state. - L. :
H. B.1l46, Quade, Gnd.) SUITS
man:-.Amends present tax laws so
that taxpayers. who owes delinquent
taxes may pay the same without
paying what other taxes may be due
under the two-payment annually
plan until such second payment be-
comes delinquent.
H. B. 147, Satire, (N.) Twitchell,
Nnd.)-Fdr an act providing for the
filing of bills of sale and } other
transfers Of personal property and
prescribing the effect of such filing.
The act requires that q bill Of sale
of personal property must be sign
ed by the two principals and two
witnesses before a notary and filed
with the register of deeds. The
emergency clause cites the need for
the passage as there "is no law pro-
viding for the filing of instruments"
affected.
Bills Passed House
H. B. So, Peters, (By Request)
Appropriate $2,ss2.03 for the pur-
pose of permitting tae stote trea-
surer to write off his books losses
resulting to the state: in 1909 on ac-
count of the failure of the First Ma
tional Bank of Rugby and the Bar
ton State Bank of Barton, the effect
being merely to provide book
transfer. Passed 81 to 10. ~ T.
H. B. 70, Appropriations Commit
tee-Giving 100000 to fire depart
ments Of the state, the money being
derived from the tax paid for t.1is
purpose by insura companies,
The appropriation Is an increase ,o3
$4,000 from that of two years ago.
Passed LOT to 0. i }. = -
H. B. so, ,Millsr and Halcrow:-
Designed to clarity and strengthen
the prohibition laws. Passed 90 to
10, 2 absent. '-
H. B. IS, McGauvran:-Giving
sheriff's 16 cents per mile mileage
instead of 10 cents. Passed 62 to
Al, 10 absent. 10 r.. ase< i.at
H. B. "a, MISUNDERSTANDING
the law grantinIAto sheriffs the liv-
cry fee Of $3.50 for each 20 miles OF
fraction thereof. Passed 70 to 81,
absent. .,
H. B. ", Sproul:-Provides stag
gered terms for. director of build
ing and loan associations. Passed
| 100 to 2. t-t4 50,
House Bills Killed
H. B. %, Helbling:-Giving ST.
$1,000 reimbursement to estate of
Frank Lee, deceased, Mandan, being
the amount paid into the Home
builders association prior to his
death. Indefinitely Postponed.