The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-01-17
House Calendar
New Bills

II. B. AR. j. Boyd, GndD Cass;
would appropriate 100000 from
moneys of the state highway fund
''for the purpose Of aid in construc-
ton of bridge and approaches
across the Red River Of the North
between Fargo, N. d., and Moorhead.
Mimi. (Referred to Highways Conn
H. 3. 4s-.Johnson Und.) Trail;
Would do away with the statute re-
curing publication of school treas
urers annual reports in official
except for districts hav-
ing more than 1000 population.
Would eliminate all, with a very few
exceptions, rural districts in state
from necessity of making public
their financial status. Bill would
substitute for publication the filing
by school treasurer of reports with
county auditor, county superintend-
ent and clerk Of district. Judiciary
Conn
II. B. 4g-Hardy, (NL) slope;
amends the game laws to that mo
person shall hunt, pursue, catch, take
Ut Mil uCSI, uhiCSiOPSS hioO'S VI YIN
with any dog or dogs (Game and
Fish Conn.,
H. B. Thompson, QndD Bur-
leigh; would repeal the whole APP
preparation for immigration commits
sioner and immigration department.
Judiciary
Senate Calendar
New Bills
S. B. 4s-W. d. Lynch, Ond.) La
Moure, and D. H. Hamilton, (NL)
McHenry; to appropriate 5000 for
payment Of Miss Leila Diesem for
services renderd in compiling N. D..
Blue Book for 1919 under direction
of secretary of state; carries emer-
gency clause. appropriations
S. B. 49-Appns. Com; $4,000 for
maintenance of the Pure Seed Lab
oratory and Pure Seed enforcement
act.
S. B. 5O-Appns. Com; S278,20
for maintenance, repairs, and oper-
atoms of N. d. Experiment station
at the agricultural college. Only
new building is $1,000 apiary house.
S. B. 51-Appns. Com; $l29,061.98
to match like sum from U. S. depart
ment of agriculture for maintenance
of the agricultural extension work
as carried out largely by the coun-
ty agents.
S. B. Sis the general omnibus
appropriation bill Of the appropria-
tions committee for the salaries, ex-
penses, maintenance of all depart
ments Of state bureaus, commissions,
ETC., as recommended by the budget
board.
S. B. 53-Appns. Com; $565,600
for general maintenance and eXpen-
ses of operation of N. D: Agricultur-
al College, Fargo.
S. B. 54-Appns. Com; directs the
state treasurer to transfer $1O,181.24
now credited to the Hotel Inspection
fund, to the general fund of the
state, no provision now existing
making such transfer, and fund is
unavailable for any other purpose.
Carries emergency.
8. B. 55-Appns. Com; authorizes
the state treasurer to transfer $4O,-
981.56 now credited to the oil inspec-
ton special fund to the general
fund for the same reason as cited
in S. B. 81.
S. B. 56-Martin (NL) Morton,
Withdrawn later by consent of
senate to be re-writtenD; "An act
establishing a state fair, locating it
permanently at Mandan and making
a $4,000 appropriation therefore"
The bill would create a state fair,
a estate Fair association Tor Man
dan," and authorizes ANAL gamation
with the Missouri Slope Fair and
Livestock association.
S. B. 57-Rusch, tInd.) Cass;
amends the Law requiring political
subdivisions to place sinking funds
with the county treaaurer, so as to
permit park boards in cities OF over
1900 to have disposition of their
own sinking funds, placing park
districts on par with cities and
school districts.
S. B. 81 Schlosser, 0nd.) Grand
Forks; calls for appointment of a
North Dakota commission to meet
with South Dakota and Minnesota
delegation for the purpose Of draw
ing up compact and agreement
concerning the use of the waters Of