The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-02-08
BILLS PASSED
AND KILLED
Bills Passed in House

H. B. 50 (Daugherty)-Making it
misdemeanor for person to drive
an automobile while intoxicated.
providing maximum Imprisonment.
penalty of one year, giving judge
authority to prohibit driving of au-
tomobile for two years. on suspen-
issuance of bonds. Vote lO1 to 3, 8
absent.
H. B. 81 (Muus)-Provides ma
chinery for collecting outstanding
county seed and feed claims and re-
firing bonds. made necessary by
probable repeal of law permitting
sion of sentence. Vote, 100 to 6, ID
absent.
H. B. 14s misunderstanding
county auditors to report all elect
i've clerks. officials, each county to
| Workmen's Compensation Bureau.
| Vote, 70 to 26, 9 absent.
! S. B. No. l (Rdsch) making per-
petual charters of trust companies.
Emergency clause lost. Vote IS TO
26, IL absent.
| S. B. 81 (Kelsch) -Repeals re-
! quirement that state superintendent
publish proceedings State Education
! Association.
| S. B. Gil (Van Camp)--Providing
| fee for filing appeal supreme court
or asking it assume original juris-
diction. Vote 102 to 8, o absent.
!. S. B. as Misunderstanding to
division Of voting districts permit
ting county commissioners to divide
district when more than 800 votes
I are cast; compulsory if 500 or more
cast. Vote SO to Al, absent.
! Bills Killed in House
| H. B. ITO (Walker)-Providing WI
dow may still be executrix or adj
ministratrix of estate if she re-mar.
ries, removing discretion of court
4 Indefinitely postponed.
1 H. B. I'll (Walker)-Making res
trictions on letters Of administra.
tion. Indefinitely postponed.
4 H. B. 154 (Solimski)-Repeal OF
anti-cigarette law. Indefinitely post
poned.
j H. B. ITO (Walker)-Appropriating
4 $500 to aid suit of Company A, Bis
marck. Indefinitely postponed.
i Passed in Senate
+ S. B. 208-Requiring county com.
missioners to institute a budget sys.
4 tenn in connection with the opera.
tion Of al county's affairs. Passed
las, to ..
i S. B. 226-Changes the time OF
closing polls in city elections to I
j o'clock instead of 8 o'clock. Passed
33 to ~.
| S. B.. 1877 and 1875, Companion bills
were each passed by the same ma.
4 jority SO to 8, validate certain bonds
and warrants issued by school dis
:. tricts> which were held illegal.
II S. B. 164-Another similar bill
+ relating to the limit of bonded in
debtedness for independent schoo
districts. Passed SO to 8.
S. B. 163-Validating act by which
the legislature would ratify an mi
tiated measure approved by popu
lar vote in 1919 permitting schoo
: districts to bond for an additional
F, five percent, a total of 10 percen
of the assessed valuation. Passed
80 to II after the adoption of al
amendment requiring that one-hal
of the voters of the district mus
sign the petition for special bon,
{ issue election.
| IS. B. .l233-The administratio,
, measure providing for non-part!
. ballot for state as we'll as count!
officers. Passed 26 to 10, four alb
sent.
S. B. 119-Relating to the mannc1
in which public and school land!
shall be leased. Passed 81 to 6.
S. B. 251-Placjng a closed season
on frogs from March to June Is
| Applies only to frogs taken for "eat
ing purposes. Passed 81 to a.
2 S. B. 155-Introduced by tn
? Game and Fish committee. Provide
: closed season on deer, leaves open
ing of grouse season and wild duel
season at the same opening date, re
.. moves fish. commissioner from act
ual membership on the game an