The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-21
tors association and miners union.

8. B. 342-Clarifies the presen
/ inheritance tax law to exclude ia
on moneys and credits taxed undo
other provisions. Passed 43-4.
S. b. 233 -Independent party
| election bill calling for non.part
column ballots. Senate voted II t
! 81 against indefinite postponemen,
. and voted q to II to concur in tn
house amendments. Goes to cover
! nor.
S. B. 366-Calls upon railroa
| commission to devise new schedule
of intra-s state freight rates-no
higher than effective prior to Sep
TENDER /, 1920. Passed q to 10.
S. b. 300--One IF administration
taxation laws. Places corporate ex
cess funds upon the assessment list
Passed.
S. Il. 253-Repeals Shapt. 1922, s
l., 1921, which Initial cities and vii
lagos to levy not in excess of aver
age for three years previously.
S. B. 146-Would remove from ia,
exempt list property such as resi-
dences, plants, warehouses and 9th
er buildings outside of corporate
limits of villages or cities which
are not bona fide farm property
Passed 36-1l.
S. B. 2S5.-Assessing all taxable
property in the state upon seven
ty-five percent valuation for taxa
ton purposes. Passed 81 to 10, but
emergency lost.
S. B. 346-Prohibits any state Of
fetal or department from mourning
deficit in operation of his office
or department, prescribing penal
ty. Passed &c to 16.
S. B. 10S-Makes appropriation
for enforcement of feeding stuffs,
fertilizer, beverage and sanitary in
spection laws. Cuts award from
$4,000 for the biennium to 100000,
Passed 36 to 6.
5. B. 357-Makes an appropriation
of 1900 for use by a special I'M
paid commission in collecting data
concerning Ignite coal and publish
ing complete report on coal de-
posits, possibilities, industry, bri.
quoting etc, as now in possession
by Dean f. J. Babcock of the u. N.
d. school of mines and other ex-
perts. To be printed and given next
legislative assembly as guidance, in
future coal or coal industry legisla-
ton. Passed 41 to O.
S. B. 88-Appropriation $292. $50
to pay for maintenance of expert
mental station at Fargo agricultural
college.
S. B. 82-Appropriating 1922 ,23O
for Valley City Normal. Passed 41-O.
S. B. 2S4-Cuts the lawyer license
annual fee from SIS to $500. Passed
32 to 0.
S. B. 371-Re-enacting the drug
inspection act, undermining the state
along line suggested and statute
prepared by regulatory department.
4l-O. Places department under state
pure food commission and chemist.
5. 3. 379-Companion bill to the
gasoline oil tax measure, providings
for inspection and regulation under
the state pure food commissioner
and chemist. Passed 80 to 9.
S. B. 2S6-Requires that the state
shall return to the state bar board
$500 from each lawyers license fee
collected to pay for publication of
its proceedings and filing copies
with state Libraries, courts. etc.
S. B. 372: Revision and re-writ-
ing of the hotel inspection to in
clude restaurants on sanitation. clean
illness and fooG served. Under pure
food commissioner. Passed 81 to 0.
5. B. 272: Revises metho of
levying tax for the care of patients
at insane hospital, requiring: coun-
ties to make payments quarterly, and
providing method of settling disput-
ed claims. Passed 38 to D.
5. b. 3S9: Regulating the reserva-
ton Of mineral rights as apart from
the actual transfer of land, and pro-
viding for the transfer of the same.
AZ to l.
S. B. a.: One of the Good Roads
association measures; creating a
state highway commission, prescrib.
ing powers, etc. Passed, 80 to 10.
lost.
S. B. $50: Authorizing county com.
missioners to lay out and construct
highways en- state line: Designed
to clear up situation in Adams coun-
ty where Yellowstone trail follows
interstate line for several miles. Sim
liar bill passed in South Dakota.
Passed, As to O.
S. B. 292: Providing custodian for
biological station at Devils Lake by
placing station under control of game
and fish board and requiring that
furnish caretaker. Pass
ed As to 2.
S. b. 800: Prohibiting the employ
ment of a married woman in any pub
lie Office in state whose husband is
le-bodied and able to earn a living
wage. Provide penalty. Passed, rs
TO %, by the bare constitutional ma-
iority.
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