The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-17
LEGISLATIVE
CALENDAR
8ILLS PASSED BY HOUSE

glLLS PASSED BY HOUSE
|. b. 275-Providing for pur-
Sc of returned soldiers bonus
inns by Industrial Commission,
lie 105 to 0.
4. B. 96-Appropriating $4,000
state-federal employment SER
e. Vote 80 to-3O.
I: B. 115-Appropriating 81 900
North Dakota Dairymen's Asso-
ation. Vote 81 to 8.
Il. b. 260-Repealing standing
II hatchery appropriation. Vote
; to 10.
II. B. 261-Repealing standing
ppropriation dairy commissioner.
ote 81 to 5.
Il. B. 262-Repealing standing
opropriation for serum. Vote
nH to 0.
4. B. 266-Repealing standing
hpropriation dairy association.
uJe 100 to O.
4. B. 26S-Repealing standing
npropriation disbarment proceed
rs. Vote LOT to 0.
4. b. 269-Repealing milk and
ream sample law. Vote 1O1 to 2.
4. B. 281-Regulating and re-
tricting use of revolver, other
rearrN. Vote 81 to ID.
Il 3. 110-Appropriating $780,
90 for National Guard. Vote 81 to
RILLS KILLED BY HOUSE
II. 3. 220-Providing farmer
lust file affidavit he wants hail
lsurance: not affidavit he wants
withdraw.
j. B. 96-Providing first reading
he islative bills shall be by title
My.
II. B. 291-Providing assistance
Y taxation and assessments for
ublic building railways wholly
fithin state.
H. B. 2a0-Affecting police mag
'trates in cities under commission
orm of government.
II. B. 222-Placing supervision
rotor transportation lines under
abroad commission, requiring
onds to protect passengers.
II. b. embarrassing salaries
yorkmen's- compensation commits
toner's $500 to $4,000.
H. b. 284-Authorizing state en-
lneer to make surveys and plans
rec to any land holder who wishes
o develop an irrigation project.
S. B. 169-Providing majority,
OF two-thirds, cooperative asso-
lation stockholders necessary for
uorum. y
H. B. 241-Prevents entering on
hin ice for purpose of shooting
hid birds. Failed Sc ayes, to 6S
oes.
H. B. 33-Reducihg Scent an
ere hail insurance flat tax to l.
ent an acre.
H. B. 210-Uniform law proyid-
1g persons interested in wills, etc.
lay have court declare their
light. Vote 90 to IL.
PASSED BY SENATE
5. B. 256-Passed by rs to %,
ote would place on the state
ooks the uniform revolver law
hitch the U. S. Revolver associa-
ION is endeavoring to have enact
d In every state and has been
srgely adopted. Amended it pro-
ides a penalty of mot to exceed
We years" for violation; for carry
ig and using revolver in any
rhine. 1t also requires "a hour
lay and registration before any
censed dealer may deliver a |
eapon.
S. B. No. 2, is the administra-
on measure providing for Great
lg from farm granaries bonded
.arehouses and establishing reg
lations for operation of the same |
ader the warehouse law. Passed
to II.
S. B. 292-Substituting state
lditor and tax commissioner on |
bard Of equalization instead of at
,rney general and commissioner
insurance. Amends present act
give board right to adjust tax
w differences and equalization
stween cities and villages in ad-,
ton to counties. As to /.
S. B. 315-Sets up rigid en-
rcement act for the elimination
games Of chance, "skin games"
wd or immoral shows or exhibits.
noes, ETC., in connection with |
,rnivals and provides for regula-
N of the same, permitting car
walls to show only when sponsor
by fair associations or munci- |
il CORPORATIONS and then under
lequate bond. Passed AZ to 5. /!