The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-07
S. B. 376 Van Camp.-Provides
for declaring a poll tax delinquent
and for col1ection of the same.


for declaring a poll tax delinquent
and for collection of the same.
S. B. ST. Page:-Abolishes the
present system of election of as
SCISSORS and empowers the County
Auditor to appoint all deputy as
SCISSORS in the county and abolish
ing the Offices of township, viii
lage, city and district assessors
and the office Of tax supervisor,
and making the County Auditor
responsible for the assessment of
all property.
S. B. 378 Establishments the
present exemption statutes to al
low partnership 100000 exemp-
ton instead of $4,000.
S. B. $40 Lynch:-Is a compan-
ion bill to the oil tax measure pre-
viously introduced and in this in
stance providing rules and regu-
lations and means of inspection as
to grade and amount of oil sold.
S. B. $50 Atkins:-Removes
from the Industrial Commission
the management of the State Mill
and Elevator project and provid-
ing for the appointment of Board
of Managers by the Governor.
| S. B. 381 Rusch:-Provides fol-
the appointment in counties hav-
ing over $4,000 population of two
Assistant States Attorneys, one al
81, 800, year and the other al
$1,000 a year. =.
! S. B. 1872 Whitman:-Revises
the present statute of frauds tx
require that promises of bequest'
must have been made by deceased
in writing.
validates all taxes levied by citie
of over $4,000 inhabitants durin,
i. 1921, which were in excess of tn
maximum rate permitted by sta
tutes.
= S. B. 1884 Whitman:-(By re
= quest) Restores to cities an
municipalities and takes from tn
Railroad Commission the right t
. regulate and control public util1
!. ties.
a S. B. 1856 Whitmen:-Provide
that counties or groups of cour
ties may vote upon a bond issu
or tax levies funds raised to b
used in the construction, operatio
!. and maintenance. of electric or 9th
err railways which would tap terri
tory at present conserved. Tn
= measure is designed especially t
hermit a vote by residents G
i Dunn, Mercer, Oliver and Morto
;. counties through which has bee
y surveyed and right of way obtair
u ed for the Manning, Mandan an
= Freda Railway, a proposed ele'
: trio farmers supply line, and ca
rier.
I'll Passed by Senate
= S. B. 21.-The measure know
u as the administration income ia
law. Provides new schedule {
g income tax levies, raising asses
+ ments and rewriting the who
e present law. Passed 81 to Is.
S.. B. 15O.-Repeals present ia
'4 on the stocks and bonds of corpo
:. ations doing business in the stat
= Covered by provisions Of S. B.
u and in conflict Herewith. Passe
y % to Is. Emergency lost
S. B. 1852, Bond:-Providir
le legal machinery for the consolid
- ton or merger of banks and anna
= gamation of interests. Passed
~ to 10.
:. S. B. 21s:-Giving state gan
u board further power than alrea,
= possessed for protection of fish
~ contain lakes under certain conc
~ tions. Pass 1877.
S. B. 220:-Provides that in ca
= CT a deficiency in a special asses
ment for city improvements t
commission or council may lie
against all property to make
up. Passed 31-15.
S. B. 35:-Prohibiting perso
! under 10 years of age from after
ing public dances unless chap
oned.
S. B. 134:-Appropriating 81
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