The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-15
LEGISLATIVE CALENDAR

farms owned by such counties. Edu-
cation.
H. B. 337--Fedje.--Regulates man
agement and accounting systems Of
all cooperative associations organized
under laws of North Dakota and
placing such organizations under
supervision Of state bank examiner,
requires reports to be filed and pub
lished. judiciary.
II. B. Observation-Disclosures fore
closures made without power of at
torney having been filed until just
before time of sale and issuance of
sheriff's deed. State affairs.
II. b. 339-Meidinger. Amends
present law so that county auditors.
sheriffs, superintendent of schools,
registers Of deeds, judges, states at
torne Yes:ind clerks of court shall re-
ceive $500 annually in counties of
5000 population; $1,000 in counties
OF 1000; $4,000 in counties of 5000
, and $40 for each 1000 population
above 5000 with a maximum fixed
| at $4,000. Aimed to increase salaries
Of officers in small counties approx
| imately $500 per year and put reg
auditor. State affairs.
|
the state highway commission to es-
tablish test stations for testing of
glazing headlights. Testing sta
tons would be licensed at $25 each
and charge a fee of IS cents for
service. Measure would set up pen
atty of S. to 500 for offcnsc Of
''glaring lights" State affairs.
II. h. 3ll-Judiciary committee
Completely rcwrites the estate tax
act. establishing tax on gifts,
legacics, inheritanccs. requests, sue
ccsslons and transfers. Calls for
small reductions on small estates
Judiciary.
II. Is. 3i2 - Lillchaugcn. Would
make requirement OF city school
teacher in addition to normal, uni
versity or agricultural college GER
tificate include one years expc-
rience teaching in a rural school,"
Education.
II. B. 3-Burkhart Amends law
relating to N. u. real estate bond
series so as to raise the bond limit
to S33,O00,000 an increase Of about
$9,0OO,0O0. State affairs.
II. B. 34i-Johnson.-An act to
empower the board Of administration
to furnish the state capitol building
with electric current, installing IL
transmission line from the peniten-
tiary electric light plant to the
capitol. Aimed to provide lighting
current to the capitol in case the
senate passes the house bill to do
away with the state street car and
consequent closing of the capitol
power station. State affairs.
II. b. 5-Rabc.-Requires print
ers to show the number Of words
contained on legal blanks and pro-
viding penalty for violation. Bill
asked by Stark county clerk of court.
statutes governing payment by school
districts to high schools as tuition
flee in cases where district does
not hold high school, to include
right of pupil to attend normal
school to take high school subjects
and permitting fee to be paid normal.
Education.
II. B. 347-R A. Johnson.--Amends
law SO as to reduce rate Of income
tax levied against corporations from
three to two per cent. Taxes and tax
laws.
H. B. 8-Fcdje.--lncreases du.
ties of state printer and raises sal
airy from $4,000 to $4,000 per year
Public printing.
H. B. 349-Cox, by request.--Pro,
viding for inspection of hotels. lodg
ing houses, etc; providing for Ii.
censing and disposition of fees
State affairs.
H. B. $50 - McCay, Zimmerman
Holthusen and Wilson.-Would re-
peal act creating state immigration
| commissioners office. State affairs
H. B. observation-disclosures res
olution for submission at next gen.
eral election, amending constitution
SO as to require all electric trans
mission lines to be assessed by state
board Of equalization same rs tele-
phone and telegraph poleage is nov
/ assessed. Taxes and tax laws.
| n. B. 352-Streich and Twichell--
Provides for prohibiting sale, gift OF