The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-12
SENATE
Bills Introduced

Bills Introduced
S. B. 207-Olson.-Requires all tax
assessment books, tax lists, cash
books, ledgers and other records hav
ing to do with receipt or disbursc
ment of money must be bound vol
umes and cannot be loose-leaf type.
Judiciary.
S. B. 208-Fine.--Changes the stat
utory purpose Of the state normal
and industrial school at Glendale to
feature domestic science and manual
training. State affairs.
S. B. EMBELLISHMENTS section
1896 CT 1913 so that "all diplomas
issued by the board of administra-
tion shall have value as teachers
licenses" ACCORDING to the provisions
of the certification laws Of the state,
Education.
S. B. 2lO-Fine.-Amends and re-
enacts sections 1896 CT 1913 relating
to liability for bringing intoxicating
liquor into the state so as to make
any officer, agent or employe of a
railroad. express company or other
common carrier guilty Of "misde-
mcanor." Increase the fine to $1,000
maximum and one year in Jail. Tenn
perance.
S. B. 2ll-Brant (by request).-Re
peals section 3239 CT 1913. This is
the statute having to do with the
moving of county seats by election.
State affairs.
S. y. 2l2-Brant-Creates new
system Of apportionment with 35
senator's and 80 representatives. Ap-
portionment.
-~'-- s. p. 2l3 Seamands Amends sec
al 4N-i an
1926 relating to payment of high
school tuition fees by a school dis
triet, so that school district; located
on the boundary line of state and
in d school district adjacent so q
school district IN the state of South
Dakota having a full youryear high
school course and which school is
closer and more accessible than q
similar school located in an dioin-
ing district in this state, shall be
permitted to pay the tuition fee
for the pupil so electing 10 attend the
high school in South Dakota. Educa-
ton.
S 3. 214-Fine.-R Repeats ard re-
writes present North Dakota laws
governing the crime Of arson so as
10 increase the penalty and more
fully describe the crime of arson
judiciary.
S. B. 2l5-Ettestad.- an act
to levy tax of one mill against each
dollar of assessed valuation of all
taxable property in the state for each
year for the purpose of augmenting
the depositors' guaranty fund. Tax
and tax laws.
S. B. 216--Forbes and Satire for
an act defining the practice of law
and prescribing penalties for the
VOCATION thereof, declaring contracts
void which may have been drawn by
- person not admitted to the bar.
Judiciary.
s. B. PIT and 21S.-Schlosser and
8. B. PIT defines the powers and
fpties of the board of administration
% connection with the construction
Of dormitories on lands Of education
&iRgtitutions, and S. B. 218 author
tSes the organization Of non-profit
aha1ing Institutional associations
fAieh may operate such dormitories.
state affairs.
- B. 219-Olson and Brant.--Ap-
Sxt63ates $500 out Of state high
NY operating fund for the purpose
o1refmbursing nine former employees
11s@the state highway commission,
whose kits and tools were lost in
49, Burning of q hangar near Bis
ff1rck four years ago. Appropria-
b. 220-Rusch. Repeats 81 Sec
lions OF the supplement to the COM
piled laws Of 1913, including sections
2SO7 to 2346, inclusive. Author OF
the bill says these measures are
c<ncerned with tax judgments on
lands forfeited to the state or county
for taxes and are obsolete. State
at1aifs.
I Is. b. 221--Lynch.--Amends and re-
enacts section 1O322a66 Sup to CT
1918 20 o. to permit seines, nets and
dragnets, dipnets or traps within
certain small section Of the Yellow
stone river which cuts into North
Dokota on the western boundary.
dGYAy and fish.
6. B. ~ Patterson Prohibiting
ses ssS e ss t isse 81. .'s e
+ :. 49,