The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-03-10
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

IL. d. lo-tIcpedlS StdHuiHS dPPio
priation for maintenance Of legisla-
tive assembly reference libFary.
H. B. 21-Repcals standing appro-
priation of s7,SOOO0 for library COM
mission; covered by budget.
H. B. 35--$S6,720.00 for mainten-
ancc of Wahpcton School of Science.
H. B. 53-Gives Board of Univer-
sity and School Lands power to deed
back to record owner of a foreclosed
property such land prior to any re-
sale and without advertising.
H. B. G5-Permits public utility
companies to issue bonds, reduce or
increase capital stock, the same as
insurance companies or other cor.
porations.
II. B. 67-Amcnds penalty on the
present anti revolver-toting statute
(Scc. 2, Chap. 266. S. l.. 1929 SO as
to permit judges discretionary pow
crs under certain circumstances.
H. B. 69-Permits filing power OF
attorney in mortgage foreclosure
sales on the day Of sale instead OF
present requirement for filing day
prior to sale.
H. Is. SS-Puts all cities instead OF
present minimum Of 1000 population
in the class which it is the duty OF
the state examiner to audit once each
year upon request.
H. B. 94-Repeals board of manag-
ers' system of handling State m.ll
and elevator and places management
of same wholly within the hands OF
the Governor instead of the Indus
trial Commission as formerly.
II. B. 1O9-Permits corporation tt
increase number of directors from
eleven to fifteen.
H. B. 123-Raises pay of registra
ton board and members in precinct:
of the State from two dollars to foul
dollars per day.
H. B. Stained to protect insult
ance agents from loss of contrac
through discrimination. This bill
was aimed to legislate settlement
of long-existing feud between tn
union insurance bureau and the west
crn bureau.
H. B. 6l-Fixes eight percent a
the maximum interest chargeable OF
tax certificates sold by counties TO
| delinquent taxes and bid in by tn
county. Further permits redemption
of lands at six percent up to Decem
Der first, 1926.
H. B. S9-Gives livestock breeder
who are tenants on farms same sta
tus under Tuberculin Test Act, an
same right to sign petitions for tn
berculin tests within township, a
freeholders.
II. 3. 111-Amends Sec. 1864, c. l
1913, so that change Of venue take
from county judge with increase
Jurisdiction shall 60 to nearest mag
istra.e or justice of the peace.
H. B. 125-Amends Secs. 2505-251
inclusive so that farmers desirin
analysis of grains or seed tests ma
secure same by payment of expense
of expert from IN. D. A. c., VIII
makes the ccrtification.
H. Il. 13l-Authorizing Secrctal
of State to enter into contract wit
Lawyers Cooperative Publishir
Company, Rochester, New York. fl
publication of annotated supplemel
to the Compiled Laws of 1913,
which statutes enacted in 1915, Il
10, -2l, %, -25, would be codified
H. B. 1S2-Givcs the State HigI
way Commission power to regula
and restrict advertising signs al
devices on public highways and e
pccially puts under the ban any sig
boards within one thousand feet
railroad grade crossing.
H. b. 166-Defining the state mi
and elevator as public termin
grain elevator.
H. B. 43--SGG,32O.OO for reopeni1
and maintenance OF the Bottine;
, School of Forestry.
H. 3. 163-Puts the award of mot
ers' pensions entirely within 1
hands of the county commissioner
fixes maximum aid at fifteen yea
for children in whose behalf pensi
shall be paid, and removes pensio
ing from jurisdiction Of the cOun
judge.
H. 3. 145-Increases the limit
=, value of property legally to be he
by religious and charitable corpOi
. tions to $50O,000.O0 in place Of t
! present $2OO,OOO.OO.
!, H. B. 127-An act extending I
. rights of eminent domain as to Sta
. institutions Gained to permit &C
:, demnation proceedings to acqu
: land near Insane Hospital. Jam'
town, for drilling a we'll for wal
supply system).
H. B. S2-Prohibits any officers
employee Of State, county, polite
:, subdivision or public corporate
:, from "going ON the bond of any o.
>, err officer or employee. Aimed
:, prevent officers from Deposit
y funds in banks upon whose Dor
:, their names may be sureties.
Il H. B. 36-$267, 10000 for maint'
ance of Feeble Minded Institute
q Grafton.
H. B. 32-$7G, 10000 for salari
wages and miscellaneous maintena1
y Of State Hospital for Insane
jamestown.
It H. B. 24-$2s, 100000 to pay def
Al in General Maintenance Fund
State Training School at Mandan.
Sc H. B. 10-Repcals Sec. 1921, S.
n 1913, creating milling experimen
i. plant at the Agricultural College.
D. H. B. 33-$265, 10000 current I
m contingent expenses Of State Pt
ct Tertiary at Bismarck.
H. B. 135-Rc- enacts the stat
l.. passed in 1928 by which the railr
W commission assumes jurisdiction o
motor transportation companies,
lg ing the commission power to regul