The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-15
LEGISLATIVE
CALENDAR
Passed by the Senate

animation, care, maintenance and
release of persons alleged or found
to be feeble minded. 80 to 0.
S. B. 174-Requiring appointment.
of juvenile court commissioner in
each county. As to 0.
S. B. 266--Permitting bank direct
ors to assess stockholders up to 100
per cent. AZ to 4.
S. B. 245-Taxing telephone COM
panies on the basis of gross earn
ings instead of on property basis
46 to 0.
S. B. 17O-Deficit appropriation
for the flood control commission. 35
| to II.
S. B. 161-Appropriating 500 to
pay expenses of witnesses before
senate audit committee of 1921. 80
| to Is.
S. B. 26S-Giving the supreme court
power to adjust damages where a
jury has given an award greater
than sued for. al to 3.
S. B. 304-Permitting insurance
companies to classify risks by trade 5
and to pay dividends upon the basis
of the experience in each class.
S. B. 375-Validating taxes as
sessed against bank stocks in 1918,
1920, 1921 and 1922
S. B. 191-Children's Code COM
mission bill, relating to custody of
earnings and service of children.
S. B. 186-Childrens' code COM
mission bill relating to abandonment
of wife and child, or neglect of sup
port.
S. B. 185-Children's code COM
mission bill concerning the transfer
of rights in children. 4
S. B. 1SS-Prohibiting the placing
of dependent children in places
where delinquent children are kept
S. B. 192-Children's code COM
mission bill providing for the ex-
clusion of spectators from the trial
of minors.
S. B. 194-Gives juvenile court
commissioner jurisdiction where
child is without care?
H. B. 50-Amendment of the pro-
hibition act of 1921. AZ to 4.
H. B. 8-Providing for the ap-
pointment of city planning commits
SONS in cities of more than $4,000
population.
II. B. 57-Requiring that range
cattle be assessed in township of
the owner.
H. B. 4O-Abatement of PERSONAL
property taxes assessed prior to
1915.
H. B. 143-Rcquiring filing OF
transcripts of federal judgments
with certain county officers.
II. B. 13-Reducing penalty on de-
llnNuent taxes and advances time
that second payment is delinquent to
Oct. Is.
Killed by the Senate
$. B. 116-Providing that no per.
son shall be appointed manager Of
the farm loan department of the
Bank of North Dakota who has been
identified with private real estate
loan company within two years. Lost
on final reading: "a yes, 25 no.
5. B. 279-Making the trespass or
estray of bull unlawful.
5. 3. 234-Prohibiting and state
officials from paying a salary to an
appointee in excess of that fixed in
appropriation measures.
S. B. 291-Providing that farm
er may repay in wheat advances of
seed grain by county.
S. B. 327-Abolishing the require
ment that adulterated food lists
shall be published.
5. B. 320-Amending the present
law governing artesian wells.
$. B. 195--Creating bureau of
child research.
Bills Killed BY House
II. B. 185-Defining persons au-
thorized to buy or sell grain within
state, requiring bonds to be approx,
ed by railroad commission.
II. B. 223-Creating dental nv.
gienist," prescribing methods of ex.
animation and certification, and lin
iting duties.
II. B. 155-Providing for bonding
of commission merchants buying 20
tatoes, etc.
H. B., 181-Providing licenses col.
lected by pool hall department shall
be collected by municipalities and
townships.
H. B. 142-Making Good Friday
legal holiday.
H. B. 140-Providing methods OF
collecting tuition.
H. B. 235-Permitting Withdrawals
OF pupils from schools for religious
instruction. (Similar bill in senate).
n. B. 292-Creating an education
al commission, to prescribe uniform
course Of instruction and text books.
II. 3. 237-Providing consolidated
school district may be split into
two common school districts by cleo
s:on. .stk
ii. B. 2l7-Providing accountants
from another state, having proper
governing law, may practice in North
Dakota without license.
II. B. 74-Reducing maximum lsk-
al interest rate, 10 to g. percent.
II. B. 284-Making depositors bank
funds trust funds. (Similar Senate
bill.)