The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-06

Grand Tcvks:-Concurrcnt resolu-
ton OBJ 'ecting to the federal gpv-
eminent and the Interstate Com
merce commission against any
grouping, merger or consolidation
of the n. P, G. N. and the c. M.
& St. Paul railways citing that
such grouping would remove COM
petition and competitive rates to
the detriment of the state and
shippers
S, B. 307, Atkins, (Ind. DE
fines criminal syndicalism and at
tcmpts to create a statute curbing
criminal syndicalism, sabotage,
and other such forms of "terror-
ism" Fixes the penalty at from
one to Ia years; cites the intent
Of the legislature to make into
| law all such parts as may not be
found unconstitutional and is aim
ed particularly at the l. w. w.,
communists, bolshesvieks and 9TH
err similar radicals.
S. B. 30S, Carey, Und.) Rich
land :-Would permit county COM
missioners to excuse from bond
such persons as are able to show
they were misinformed as to the
purpose of the bond, etc. Special
to fit Richland county case.
S. B. 80, Thorson, Ind.) Grand
Forks:-Requires that school
| boards and or boards Of education
shall prepare budget, give pub
licity to the same and set a time
for hearing of proposed expendi-
lures and fixing date for deter
mination of levy. Practically re-
writes present laws governing
financing of school districts.
S. B. 81, Whitmer, ON Oliver:
Raises bounty on wolves and
coyotes from present $3.50 each
to $500 for male, $500 for female
and $500 for each wolf Of coyote
pup killed prior to Oct. 1 each
year; excepting such as killed by
employees of the N. D. A. C. where
no fee is paid.
S. B. 800, 312, 313, 317, 31S, 319,
Carey:-Call for minor changes in
the election laws changing the re-
quirement to have county officers
nomination petitions filed 35 days
prior to election instead of 80, and
state officer candidates 40 days
prior to election, instead of 35;
raises the filing fee of state can
didates from So. to SIS; removes
the necessity of having absent
voters ballots printed on colored
paper, and otherwise revising ex-
listing laws to conform to the non
party state election ballot which
had been previously proposed in
measures introduced at this ses-
sion
S. B. 314, Ingerson, (N.) Burke:
requiring the state fire marshal
to investigate all fires or tornado
losses when requested to do so by
a "citizen" as we'll as by an insur-
ance company; preventing actions
started against insurance com.
panies until the fire marshal re-
ports.
S. B. 315, Whitman, Gnd.
Grand Forks.-Act defines carni.
walls, prohibits ininerant carnivals
and declares the same a public
nuisance. Does not apply to car.
nivals showing at county or state
fairs or to circuses appearing in
4 any place for more than a two
s day stand.
. S. B. 316, Baird, (Ind.) Stark
{ Amends present laws governing
e juries for the appointment of wo
e men bailiffs and the separation o.
{ men and women jurors as to lodg
: ing where verdict is not reach
ed by 9 p. m.
! S. B. 500, Carey:-Amends tn,
present laws concerning drilling
of ,artesian wells to require tn,
= : owner to take precautions agains
II the water flow flooding another
: land or running into the bitches O
II adjoining highways. Provides 1
d penalty.
a S. B. 321, aird:-Provides tina
:; discharged soldiers shall receiv
credit for their military service
= in the particular trade, vocation
O or profession in which they wer
v engaged at time Of enlistment O
: induction. Aimed to aid railroa,
= men in point of length Of service
: S. B. 1922, Ingerson, (By Re
S quest):-Is a measure to govern
V the construction of chimneys
flues, fire places, etc., within cor
: porate limits of villages, cities
f and providing for inspection of tn
n same Measure held necessary b,
state fire marshall.
S. B. 1923, Martin, Morton:-
= Would enact the Nebraska law re
lative to danger signals at rail
way crossing. The Nebraska sta