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


II. B. 13O-$1O, 900 transferred from
State Bar fund for use Of Supreme
Court in repairing and purchasing
books.
II. T.. 6s- Requires county judge to
forward registration of all marriages
to \thc State Registrar in Public
Health department.
II. B. 73-Rcduces majority Of free
holder petitioners needed to author
ize construction Of drains or drain
age bitches from 2-3 to mere ma
jority.
H. B. 91-Empowers Railroad Com
mission to compel railway compan-
les to maintain suitable stock
yards and other equipment at all
| stations where ordered.
| II. E. 92-Repeals the military
training provision of the original
enabling act on the Glendale Nor
NAL.
II. B. 1O1-Corrects number of
small errors in the State Tax laws
| provides for re-asse ssment property
which has been undervalued and cor
rection of assessments on property
destroyed between April and Oct.
of each year.
II. B. 142-Repeals sections 2276-
1890 Inc. Bond Enabling Acts of the
Territorial Legislature.
H. B. 143-Makes midnight or
night time raids on poultry yards a
felony punishable by 6 months to
S years in prison.
| H. B. 113-Reduces the salary Of
the Commissioner of immigration
from $4,000 to $4,000.
II. B. 263-Clarifies irregular tax
sales by counties and provides for
resale Of property previously sold
and taken back.
H. B. 266-Requires an annual
survey of mines with a plat of such
survey filed prior to July first Of
each year with the State Mine. In
lspector.
| H. b. 146-Gives the owner of
grain stored in public warehouse
the first claim to insurance in case
Of elevator loss by fire.
II. B. Exchanges the season on
muskrat. Tightens up regulations
concerning shipment of furs so as to
aid game and fish board in apprehend-
ing person hunting or trapping out
Of season.
. II. B. 91-ConcurreMt resolution
J appropriation $47.03 expense of leg
. islativc delegation investigation con.
: ditions at State Insane hospital.
; II. B. 246-Provides penalty OF
: $500 to $4,000 for operation of a
. dance between midnight Saturday
5 and sunrise Monday morning.
= H. 3. 284-Gives Board of county
S commissioners or board of supcrvis
ors Of any township right to grant
n franchise through village streets tt
public utility companies in case vii
n lage is not incorporated.
t H. B. 280-Fixes the opening o.
: the duck and prairie chicken season
e at Sept. Gath iinstcad of present
o Sept. 18th.
d H. B. 26S-Fixcs fee Of 25 cent
c for registrars Of births and death
except no fee shall be paid to village
II Tor city clerks or auditors who re
J. iceivc now $4,000 per year for salary
d H. 3. 2G7-Requires any politica
subdivision which issued bonds ant
n fails to sell them within five year
It to destroy them and hold the electiol
l. IF bond money is still needed.
L., II. B. 269-Raises the salary o
= appointed deputy sheriff from
d minimum of $4,000 and maximum o
! 500, as at present to $500 to $11(
excepting that deputy sheriffs i
n counties of over $4,000 populatio
" may be paid $125.O0 month.
ID II. B. 2s7-Recnacts the sow thistl
is statute TO require railroads to re
W move weeds on right Of way an
property owners to eradicate nuts
TO Iance 5 days after notice by wee
in commissioner.
! II. B. 259-Joint resolution RI
1, questing Interstate Commerce Cor
W mission to order railroads to issu
lie Transportation to all shippers, bot
Mt ways, who ship one carload Of stoc
IN or more. ~
ks II. 3. 2OS-Joint resolution RI
IN quiring the Industrial Commission
in Board Of Administration and Worl
err mems Compensation Bureau to RI
X quire all state departments mail
err tanning offices in the city of BIZ
IS. marck outside of the Capitol Grount
ed to be moved to the building no
st occupied by the Bank of North d.
nv kota.
ID. II. B. 233-Concurrent resolutie
n naming c. r. Very, Secretary
s. the Senate and Miss Barbara Seavc
KIT Desk Stenographcr of the Senat
n and Howard Thomas and d. C. Poi
es dexter, assistant chief clerks of IL
House, to supervise The indexing
ur the journals. fixing compensation
as $500 per day.
al Fl. B. 290--Concurrent resolutit
or inquiring why statutes have not bel
M comnlied with recurring tho Indl,