The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-19
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

S. 3. 3O1-Defines bank stock
and makes it assessable at IS per-
cent of the value. A to 2.
S. B. 302-1nposes a gross earn
ings tax on Pullmans, freight lines
and car equipment. 46 to O.
S. B. 341--Imposing a fiat tax of
one cent gallon on gasoline. The
bill originally drawn included tax
on kerosene, but this was elimin-
atod. Passed 80 to Is. Emergency
passed on a roll call "a to 13.
! S. B. Stained to meet the re-
quirements of the Sheppard Town
er federal act On maternity educa-
ton. Carries an appropriation of
$4,000 to meet a $1,000 award from
the U. S. to carry out provisions.
Passed % to 20.
S. B. 198-Provides appropria-
ton for carrying out the work of
the department of weights and
measures. As to 5.
S. b. 141-Appropriating $1,000
fer the biennium to the state hu-
name society. AZ to l.
S. B. 242AProvides that all
common school curriculum sub
jects must be taught in the Eng
lish language and-in parochial
schools-to the satisfaction of the
county superintendent Of school
Allows for credit given for reli-
gious instruction and upon proper
application of parents dismissal
from public schools for two hours
a week CT pupils for special in
struction in religious matters. Pro-
vides further that all children must
complete the eighth grade studies
regardless of age. Passed 27 to
q. Also provides sgreater range
10 to so cents compensation for
parents hauling children to school
from Pc miles distance from
school.
S. B. 238--Provides tax upon
coal or mineral right reserves as
made by owners of land who sell
the land but reserve mineral
rights. Passed az to 0.
S. B. 8O-Appropriating $1,O42,-
965. for maintenance of university
and it's VARIOUS departments. An
award of over $4,000 for the four
public health laboratories, strick-
en- out by the committee was re-
stored to the bill by the senate be-
fore passage. Passed Al to 0.
S. B. 336-Provides that farms
loans shall become due and payable
to that department of the Bank of
North Dakota 80 years from the
time of actual issuance CT the
bonds instead of from the time the
bond issue was authorized. Pass
ed 46 to 0.
S B. 316-Provides for the ap-
pointment of women bailiffs and
meets certain needs at law govern
ing juries since the acceptance of
women as such. 46 to 0.
S. B. 2S0-Provides that SUI
preme court may review an APP
pealed case without motion for APP
peal having been formally made
in lower court. 80 to O.
S B. 37O-Makes parents or
guardians liable for children or
wards whether or not they reside
under same roof with dependents.
Clarifies present law. 40 to 0.
S. 3. 326-Amends present sta
tutes to facilitate machinery of
legal procedure in regard to is
suance and payments of special
assessment warrants for cities and
villages. Passed 40 to 0.
S. b. 205-Permits the state or
plaintiff as we'll as the defendant
in civil or criminal acton to file
affidavit of prejudice against
judge or court, privilege now ex-
tends only to the plaintiff.
S. B. s7-Permits appropriation
of $4,000 to make up deficit in
game and fish board account.
Transferred from receipts of de-
partment,. as turned over the state
back to the department. Passed
80 to 8, Emergency 81 to 6.
S. B. 159-Appropriates $2,72O
for the war history commission of
the state.
KILLED BY SENATE
S. B. 12-Requiring reservation
rights on mineral lands be taxed.
S. B. 52-Repealing mothers
pension act and rewriting new
statute as prepared by county
commissioners association. Killed
in favor of S. B. 1876 similar
measure prepared by the Child
ren's Code commission.
S. B! Ex-senator Bakers pro-
posed amendments on matter &C
filing assessments by banks with
the Guaranty Fund commission.
S. B. 159-Appropriating $2,729
to state war history commission.
S. B. 231-Permitting 20 percent
of taxpayers to petition and call
an election on proposition Of start
ing a county bank along line of
state bank.