The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-01-27
Senate Calendar
New Bills

New Bills
S. B. 156, Eastgate, Und.) Grand
Forks-Repeals Chap. 81, S. l.. 1919,
which created system whereby
counties could aid in the purchase
of cattle.
By appropriations committee.
S. b. 157-Appropriating $573,11o
for maintenance of the N. d. A. C.
Fargo.
S. B. l5s--Appropriating $1O,54O
for mine inspection.
S. B. 159-Appropriatipg $2,720
for the war history commission.
S. B. 100, Ployhar, (Ind. BARNES
clarifying existing public utili-
ties statutes to include gas manu-
featuring plants in utilities which
cities as corporations may buy,
lease or sell.
S. B. 161, neutrality-suspicious.
$500 for purpose of paying the mile
age and per diem of witnesses call
ed by the special senate investigat-
ing committee of the last session.
S. B. 1913, 164, 165, 166, 1877, Kelsch
(nd.) Dickey- Companion bills de-
signed to permit school districts to
bond for an increased s percent
above the legal five percent of as
sessed valuation of the district. In
1919 constitutional amendment
was passed permitting five per-
cent increase. LANCER as attorney
general held this was valid and many
school districts bonded Lemke as
attorney general held that the leg
islature had not ratified the con-
stitutional amendment. S. B. 25 pre-
viously introduced would make va
lid the bonds issued which Lemke
held were illeqD S. B. 1853 provides
for voting upon such additional
bonds issue; S. B. 1874 provides the
machinery by which the bonds may
be issued or sold; S. B. 1865 specifi-
cally applies to the methods used
by common school districts; S. b.
167 refers to special school districts.
S. B. 166, Kelsch-Amends Section
1147 C. L. 1918, to permit means by
which consolidated school districts
may be divided. Arranges for special
election which upon two thirds may
sever consolidated district, the
present law requiring only a ma
jority vote.
S. B. 1913, Kelsch-Appropriates
$500 for the repair of a monument
at the White Stone Battlefield state
park in Dickey county which was
Overturned and broken by a cy-
clone the summer of 1922"
S. B. 169, Ward, (N.) Emmons-
Kidder-Provides that new bylaws
may be made or old ones amended
for management of cooperative as
ISOLATION only by quorum which
"shall consist of at least a majority
of the stockholders" present either
in person or by proxy.
S. B. ITO, Kretschmar, Qnd.) Nc
MISUNDERSTANDING $4,000
to make up deficit of the Flood
Control Commission.
S. B. III, Hamilton, (N.) McHenry
Introduced at the request of I'm
migration commissioner John H.
Worst. 1t calls for the creation of
state real estate brokers board with
sufficient powers to administer the
act, two members to be appointive
by the governor and one of whom
must be real estate to serve with
the commissioner of agriculture as
the third member; dealer, requiring
license fee of all real estate bro.
kers of $50 per annum; requiring
publication of names of licensed
dealers and publication of dealers
licenses cancelled; license fees to go
into fund for operating depart
ment which has as its main func-
ton the prevention of land frauds;
2appropriating $1,000 as a pro tenn
fund on which to operate until the
board may secure additional funds
through fees paid.
8. B. 172 to 1876 inclusive-Mea-
sures pertaining to. different Sec
tiOns, new statutes, and the social
ed program Of the Children's Code
Commission.
S. B. 1876, Thorson, Und.) Grand
Forks-Providing an appropriation
Of $4,000 to defray expenses of the
barberry and rust eradication cam
paign of the commissioner of agri-
culture and labor, and to meet a
similar appropriation Of a like sum
from the federal government condi-
tional to the passage Of the state
measure.
s. B. 1917, Van Camp, Ind.) Penn
bina-Repeals the present statute
Chapter LAG, s. L. 1919, providing
for the maintenance Of . depart
ment of immigration and creates
the office Of commissioner Of imn,i-
grafton, appointive-by the governor,
to have office space in the depart
ment Of the commissioner Of agri-
culture and to work Jointly with
the latter. The measure fixes the
immigration commissioners salary
at $4,000 (bond ct 100000 and fur
ther approDriates $4,000 to defray
the operating expenses. Assistants
are named and salaries fixed by the
appointive commissioner.