The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-13

Matthaei Of Wells, Forbes of Rich
land and Atkins Of Towner-Makes
maximum charge Of 81 q week which
may be made by district having q
standardized high school for tuition
for students from other school dis
tricts.
8. B. 20o-Hamilton of McHenry
and Fredrickson Of Nelson-Revises
law relating to state mill and elevator
to provide for appointment by COVER
nor Of manager who shall be re-
sponsible to the governor. Elimin-
ates control by rtate industrial COM
mission or audit made by 1t. Gives
right to hire or discharge manager.
S. B. 2l0-Atkins of Towner-Es-
tablishes state police under COM
mand Of adjutant general to enforce
highway laws and other laws outside
Of Incorporated cities or villages
Maximum number OF police IS to re-
ceive maximum of $3.50 a month.
8. B. all Fredrickson of Nelson
and Hyland Of Ramsey-Revises gas
oline tax law to permit deduction
from price of gasoline In cases where
fuel is to be used in other than a
motor vehicle. Eliminates necessity
Of collecting money and paying a re-
fund in such cases.
8. B. 212-Whitman Of Grand Forks
Establishes rules for the operation
OF passenger elevators.
s. B. 2l3-Whitman of Grand Forks
any persons suffering from
contagious disease to engage In &C.
cupation Of cook. Forbids cooks to
smoke or chew tobacco while work.
ing. Requires cooks to furnish en-
ployers with health certificate every
80 days.
S. B. 2l4-Patterson of Renville-A
resolution asking investigation of the
North Dakota Wheat Growers asso-
citation; charging George E. Duis, r.
L. Taft and A. j. Scott with misman-
agement Of its affairs and with in
vesting its funds in the Wheat Grow
ers Warehouse company, an organi-
cation supposedly q subsidiary of the
wheat growers association but al
legged to be controlled by the three
persons mentioned. Carries appro-
prtation Of $4,000 to finance probe.
s. B. 215-Sperry Of Burleigh-Re-
peals law providing for operation of
state-owned trolley car from city Of
Bismarck to state capitol building.
8. B. 2l6 - Fleckten OF Ward -
Would require banks to file q bond
With state examiner guaranteeing 40
per cent Of their deposits. Makes vio-
lation OF the law felony and for
bids giving sentence which would run
concurrently In cases where bankers
are convicted of more than one Of
Tense Of receiving deposits in an In
solvent bank. Makes minimum pen
atty one year and maximum 10 years.
8. B. 2l7-Erickson Of Divide-Cre-
ates state board Of motion picture
censors to review all pictures offered
for showing within the state and with
power to reject any which are held to
be indecent, immoral or otherwise not
proper for showing.
8. B. 2l8-Thorson of Adams-Re-
quires county auditor to certify to Of
fictal county paper record Of proceed
ings Of board Of county commissioners
and requires Official newspapers to
publish same.
8. B. 2l9-Hoople of Walsh-Re-
vtses schedule Of payments to own
ers Of cattle condemned because Of
tubercular infection Makes maxi
mum 40 for common bred animal
under years and go for cattle more
than two years: makes maxium 375
Tor pure bred under two years and
$50 for more than two years.
g. b. 120-Nartin Of Morton-At-
tempts TO widen scope Of state work.
mems compensation law to cover In
tur1es received BY any person while
steadily employed, regardless OF
whother received In the course Of his
employu1sut and provides for pay.
|ment Of compensation 10 victims Of
occupettoual disease. IN case Of con-
test - 70 whether disease resulted
from employment the burden Of proof
- placed "a employer.
NEW WoQGo 0ol1o
II = 11oc Coz, Dusjeigh-CJo
~ law resisting 70 fees - connection
with FEDERAL proceodiugs.
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