The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-20
LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR

agement in hands of a county legis.
lative body composed of township
board, village, city presidents and
| mayors.
S. B. 319-To make illegal the
change Of registration by voter I'M
til year passes.
S. b. 369-Calling for elimination
of dangerous grade crossings and
$3.50 construction cost shared by
railroad and county.
Killed by House
II. b. 99-Providing for repeal of
existing laws to place straight as
sessment of so percent of actual
valuation on all property without
exemption.
H. B. 197-Provides that school
districts might levy 30 percent ad-
| dtional to the average of three re-
ceding years.
II. b. 203-Empowering corpora
lions of other states to do business
| in North Dakota on an equal foot
ing with domestic corporations.
II. B. 236-Giving right to person
living not over two miles from con-
solidated school but in another dis
trct to benefit by joining CONSOLE
dated district if board gives permits
sion.
II. b. 247, 24S--The first levying a
tax of ten percent on theater and
other amusements, the second levy
ing luxury tax uopn cigars, tobac-
co, etc.
Concurrent resolution by Brown
of Grant. Calling upon congress to
refund $l2,000,000 irrigation fun1
payments. Similar to measure pass
ed by senate.
Passed by Senate
S. B. 339-Calling for referendum
to the general public of constitu-
tional amendment permitting future
legislatures to authorize bond issues
for the purpose of building dormi-
tories for state educational ,institu-
tions. Passed &c to 12.
S. B. 267-One of the administra-
ton measures designed to aid in
clearing up the conditions surround
ing closed banks in the state, giving
the supreme court original jurisdiA
ton and providing for the appoint
ment of supreme court commission
er. Passed q to 81.
S. B. 250-Enlarging the duties of
the Guaranty Fund Commission CIV
ing it complete control over the
banking industry in the state. Pass
ed 26 to 20. Emergency failed q
to 20.
S. B. 76-Appropriating $117,33s
as an offset for federal aid in meet
ing provisions of U. S. Smith-Lever
bill on extension agricultural work.
Passed 34-14.
s. B. 335-Creating the position
of state food commissioner and che
mist and defining duties. Passed
4O-5.
S. B. 273-Rewriting the beverage
inspection law of the state along line
of proposed amalgamation of regula-
tory department. Passed $50.
S. B. 374-Rewriting the egg in
spection law according to plans Of
regulatory department. Passed As to
3.
S. B. 325-Correcting present sta
tute regulating certificated public
accountants. Passed AZ to 0.
S. B. 277-Transferring the con-
troll of the home building depart
ment to the industrial commission
and providing for the liquidation of
that department. Passed 81 to Fl.
S. B. 3S0-Creating board of
managers to assume active charge of
operation of the state mill and ele-
vator. Passed 26 to 90, but decision
OF chair withheld until he deter
mined if the measure required
two-thirds vote.
S. B. 232-Clarifying the laws and
tightening penalty for making false
oath before notaries. Passed 29-19.
5. B. 348-Removing all school
employees or educational institution
employees from under the workmen's
compensation bureau insurance. Vote
"a to % one short of constitutional