The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-15
HOUSE
Bills introduced

II. b. 322-Siverson.--Ame law
relating to the duties of sheriff in
collecting delinquent personal prop
erty taxes. Requires that delinquent
lists be turned over to the sheriff by
the county auditor on Sept. instead
of Oct. Is, making collection dates
before the time when tenant farmers
may have completed their harvest and
moved from the district. Provides
for additional compensation for sher-
iff discovering property which has
escaped tax rolls. Tax and tax laws.
H. b. 323-Streich.-First of a
series of bills for special state rev.
enue stamp taxes on various luXu-
ries, designed to raise funds for re-
tirement Of claims against the state
guaranty fund by depositors in
closed banks. Would require 20
per cent tax on all carbonated bev-
erages, and 10 cents a pint on malt
syrup. State affairs.
H. b. 324-Streich.- w ould re-
quire tax of one cent on each 25
cent retail price of all cosmetics,
tOiletries, hair dressings, tooth
pastes and packages of patent medi-
cines, etc. State affairs.
II. b. 325-Streich-R Requires tax
on all cigars according to a sliding
scale starting with tax Of $3.50 on
cigars weighing three pounds per
thousand. State affairs.
II. b. Observation-Disclosures 10 per
cent tax on motion pictures, dances
and other amusements. State af-
fairs.
II. b. 327 Obcrg. Designed to pro
l. L.
under which property adjacent to
lands threatened by washing away
may be assessed limited tax for
ment work done under the super
vision of the board Of county COM
missioners. Taxes and tax laws.
II. b. 1928. 500, 33O-Sperry by re-
quest.-Amends statutes relative to
special assessments by cities and is
suance of warrants for public I'M
provcmcnts. II. B. 1928 provides that
warrants issued shall bear not more
than 7 per cent and shall be payable
semi-annually instead Of annually as
ut present.
II. Il. 329-Givcs opponents Of pub
lie Improvement 10 days in which to
file petitions with the city commits
sion, in protest.
II. u. 330-Amends law regarding
public improvements, sewer and
water main connections, etc, SO that
all assessments shall be paid in a
single payment by the taxpayer or
in not to exceed five equal payments.
All three bills to cities and NUM-
cipal corporations.
1 III. Is. 33l - o. c. Anderson. -
Amends law relating to election Of
directors from common school dis
tricts SO as to require that the d.
rector Of village consolidated schools
shall be from rural district. Educa-
ton.
ii. b. a32 - 0. r. Anderson. =
Amends law relating to collection of
delinquent property taxes SO as to
prohibit county commissioners from
making any deal with sheriff for
collection other than the. fee charged
By the county. Gives sheriff 20
cents per mile travel instead Of
present Is cents. State affairs.
H. B. 333-Repeals consolidated
and graded school inspector bureau,
but does not remove state aid fea-
tnre. Does not remove inspection
provision as to high schools. Edu-
eation.
III. B. 334-Brown, BY request
Amends present statute SO as to
.relieve owner Of sheep killed by dogs
from necessity Of proving which dog
did actual killing. Permits suit
Sgainst owners Of dogs collectively
and for joint judgment against such
dog owners. Livestock.
A II. b. 335-Burns, by request
Completely rewrites present pure
feed and concentrated feeding stuff
ct so as to tighten up measure,
correcting faults, and requiring ad-
1ltional safeguards, labels, etc. State
B. asa sssakAt. Requires
coi1ntins to NJ a3kfoh 1T sshiidren
at3tndine schSoi n the state whose
parents reside upon county poor