The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-02-14
PAGE TWO
Legislative
Calendar
Pcsscd by Senate


Of the N. ID. Agricultural college at
Fargo. Passed AZ to A.
S. b. 96-Joint resolution memoir
ializing congress asking passage OF
farm relief measures along line of
strengthening cooperative marketing
system.
H. B. No. 20-Repealing the
standing appropriation for the n. ID.
National Guard 100000 biennium
appropriation covered in separate
bill.
H. B. 16-Repealing Chapter JIG,
S. l.. 1921 prohibiting the sale by
dealers in this state Of narrow gauge
sleds and sleighs. Passed 80 to Is.
II. H. 25-Appropriating $l53,25O
fer maintenance of Dickinson Nor
NAL school. Passed al to 2.
H. B. 2s-Appropriating s94,294
maintenance of Glendale Normal.
H. B. 35-Appropriating S86,600
for Wahpeton School of Science.
S. B. Abolishing the state Ii
censing department under the attor-
hey general and restoring right to
cities, towns and villages to collect
fees from dance halls, taXi-cab
stands, soft drink stands, theaters,
rool halls and to regulate the same.
Passed AZ to 0, two absent.
H. B. 39-$24,O 900 for salary and
expenses state transportation Off
GER.
H. B. 26-s3o.OOo to pay deficit in
the wolf bounty fund.
Killed by Senate
H. B. 4S-Repealing law requiring
publication of school treasurers re-
ports. Indefinitely postponed by
vote % to 81 on substitute motion to
so do when bill was reported for
final passage. Clincher applied.
S. B. 94-Amending Sec. 1854 re-
curing elevator, or purchaser Of
grain from farmer, to retain entire
purchase price until threshers liens
had been satisfied. Killed on third
reading "a to %.
Passed by House
II. B. 15S-Gives author thirty
days in which to complete book work
before requiring transfer of funds to
political subdivisions.
H. B. l10-Requiring that city en-
gineer must pass on plots and max
ing engineers authority supercede
auditors plots" Passed 107 to 3.
S. B. 9S-Establishing the present
rates on Ignite as the legal rates in
the state. Passed ITO to 0.
H. B. 192-Grants exemption of
$500 worth of personal property
wearing apparel, provisions and fur
niture-in sheriff's tax sale to col
lect delinquent personal property
taxes. Passed 100 to O.
II. B. l45-Increases the amount
of property which a church or re-
ligious organization may own with
out being subject to taxation from
100000 to 100000. Passed go to
Il
Fl. B. 13s-Corrects discrepancies
in Sec. STA, c. L. 1913 providing
for the sale Of real estate by the
county court, reducing number OF
publications of notice of real estate
auction sale from to 3. Passed
8, to /.
Killed by House
II. B. 16O-Providing that only
freeholders might vote on PROPOSE
tions involving issuance Of bonds
against any public subdivision. De-
feated "a to 81, two absent.
H. B. 146-Reducing compensation
to members of election boards from
$500 per day to $3.50 per day and
reducing extra compensation of $1.0O
per hundred ballots after the first
hundred to 50 cents. Failed to pass
age by one vote, (57 being required)
IS to 40, II absent.
H. B. 172-Rcmovirg right of per-
son on preliminary hearing in mis-
demeanor charge to demand written
transcript of testimony be taken.
Law sought by N. D. States Attor-
neys conference. Indefinitely post
poned on committee report.
S. B. 65-Appropriating $1,000 for
: aid to the State Corn Show conduct
ed each winter at Bismarck.
Killed by House
H. B. 174-Permitting pre-examin-
alton under oath of witnesses in a
misdemeanor or more serious Grim
NAL case. Aimed to permit states
attorney to examine facts in case
before issuing warrant of arrest. Bill
requested by n. D. States Attorneys
conference. Indefinitely postponed.
H. B. .75-Giving the prosecution
in criminal trials before district
court juries, the same number OF
rreemptory challenges as the de-
tense. Indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 176-Making conspiracy to
commit felony crime punishable
equally with the felony committed.
Indefinitely postponed.
S. B. 156-Repealing Sec 1924, re-
curing that the face Of policy be
paid in case of loss. Insurance de-
parfment. insurance companies and
state off ..ials for years have con-
+ sidered this law obsolete and I'M
enforceable, author claimed. In
definitely postponed.
Passed BY Senate
S. L. 139- Requires city councils
and commissions to furnish summary
of proceedings and disbursements to
an official paper in the town. Pass
ed 2S-1e. as $3.50
Killed BY Senate
S. B. 139-Forcing school boards to
furnish newspapers with a report
and summary of all proceedings and
disbursements. Killed 18 to 81.
as. B. 187-Requiring two fire drills
per month in all schools as pre-re-
quisite to drawing pay by teachers
Z or superintendent. N
S. B. 106-In lieu Of $500 personal
property, giving farmer whose pro-
perty foreclosed right to exemption