The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-28
Passed by Senate


bond issue for farm loan depart
ment of Bank of North Dakota to
$25, 100000.
II. Il. 87-Appr opri0tes 1920, 900
for penitentiary maintenance.
II. B. s4-$l2s,4 400 for Devils Lake
school for deaf.
II. B. 100, 900 for state insane hos:
pital at jamestown.
II. b. l23-$l3O,0O0 from capital
building fund to complete memorial
building.
II. b. 89-S176,OOO Dunscith tub
crculoss sanitarium maintenance.
H. B. 8l-$128,000 maintenance of
state capitol building.
II. B. 102-SlO,00O to support anti
tuberculosis association.
II. Il. 74--$3,50O to retire bonda
against bridge over Red River IN
Walsh county.
H. b. 80 $208,95O to Minot Nor.
NAL. 4l-0.
H. b. 9S-S12,548 to combat ven
eral disease. State public health de-
partment.
H. B. 1o5-$94,2 2O for school of
trades and industries, Wahpeton.
Vote 81.
H. B. 96-$1OO,OO0 for employment
service. Vote 1877.
H. b. 124-$12,O 65.l5 to pay for
audit of state industries, bank, etc,
as made at time of last Legislative
assembly by Bishop Brissman &
Company. Passed &c to %.
H. B. 92-$326,5lO for two years
maintenance of state training school
at Mandan. Includes $4,000 addi-
tional appropriation to sum passed
by house for girls dormitory and
100000 allowed by house for new
boys dormitory Passed AZ to 0.
II. B. 84-$2l7,9O0 for maintenance
Dickinson normal including $4,000
for building. Cut $1,000 from house
appropriation. az to 0.
II. b. 88-$18S,4O0 for feeble mind
ed institution Grafton. Passed 33 to
II. B. 275-Provides for means
whereby certificates may be issued
and marketed to secure funds with
which to pay off all unpaid soldier
bonus claims at once instead of
waiting several years for one mill
levy to accumulate sufficient to pay
claims. Passed as to 0.
H. B. 150-Requires county auditors
to forward to Workmen's compen-
sation department names of con-
tractors on public work, so depart
ment may insure protection to con-
tractors employees. Passed 30 to 49,
H. B. 149-Defines "employee"
and "employer" and various other
classifications to clarity present
workmen's compensation act, ex-
cludes teachers from provisions of
compulsory insurance. Passed IS to
IL.
H. B. 169-Permits members of
family to mark ballot for voter who
is blind, disabled or unable to read,
instead of present method of two
election officials. Passed rs to 81.
II. B. 1000 for two years aid
to Missouri Slope Fair at Mandan.
Cut from $4,000 biennial appropria-
ton as amended and passed by
house.
H. B. 1921 ,367.2O to pay North
Dakota share of expense of North
west Fuel administration in which
state railway commission Joined dur
ing early part of last winter to Sc
cure supply of coal. Passed 43 to 0,
after having previously been killed,
and then recalled from house.
II. B. 172-Previously killed, was
amended by senate so that competi-
tive bids are required on printing
of election supplies and ballots and
then passed. The original bill as
killed called for competitive bids on
all classes of printing even to the
most insignificant items. Passed As
to 0.
Resolution, Porter-Calling upon
legislature of Florida to probe kill
ing of Martin Tabert, Munich, N. D.,
in a prison contract labor camp at
Clara, Fla. passed unanimously.
Resolution, Rusch-Calling for in
vestigation as to advisability of the
of an efficiency expert
by the governor to suggest methods
OF stopping state department leak.
age.
Killed by Senate
S. B. 228-Providing system for
consolidation of counties or portions
OF counties. Aimed to create new
county out of "gooseneck" of Ward
county and parts of Renville and
Burke with Kenmare as possible
county seat. Killed on roll call.
Bills Passed by House
II. b. 138-Permitting prisoner
convicted Of murder as accessory tc
appeal to pardon board under condi-
tions. Applies especially to case of
Tommy Merrill, convict, state pri.
son. Passed GO to 81 on reconsider
alton.
S. B. 3S7-Placing inspection Of
weights and measures in sheriffs'
hands. Passed So to SO (clincher
applied).
S. B. 369-Extending authority Of
board of railroad commissioners to
enforce separation of railroad grade
crossings. Passed 1O7 to 0.
$. B. 136-Appropriating $4,000
Tor state contingency fund. Passed
81 to 81.
$. B. S2-Appropriating $334,73o
Tor Valley City Teachers College for
2 years. Passed 80 to 2.
5. B. 26S-Allows judge to accept
compromise between litigants, after
verdict Is rendered, if verdict is held
excessive.
>. B. 24o-Creates law requiring
that when a redemption is made
from foreclosure or execution