The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-27

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giv.:,y additional revenue to counties.
S. B. 169-Brosteun of Mckenzie
and Cain of Stark. Restores penalty
for trespass while hunting.
S. B. 196-Game and fish commit
tee. Provides one-man control of
state game and fish department.
eliminating present three-man COM
mission.
S. B. 176-Highway committee. Re-
quires use Of automatic tag seal to
attach license plates to motor We
hicleS.
8. b. 2O8-Van Arnam of Cass,
Matthaei of Wells. Forbes of Rich
land, and Atkins of Towner. Raises
high school tuition fee from $l.5O to
$3.50.
S. B. 185-Atkins of Towner. Pro-
vides standard method of advertising
for bids and letting contracts for
public buildings
S. B. 129-Atkins of Towner. Re-
duces annual appropriation to state
bridge fund from $4,000 to $4,000,
effective after 1881.
S. B. 3-Patterson of Renville. A
concurrent resolution to submit to
vote Of people constitutional amend
ment providing for union Of offices
Of county judge and clerk of courts
In counties Of less than 10000 popu-
lation.
S. B. 210-AtkinS of ToWner and
Cain of Stark. Provides for IS state
highway police to enforce road laws.
S. b. 204-Brosteun of Mckenzie.
Validates authorizations to certain
companies to do business in state.
BILLS KILLED BY SENATE
S. B. 123-Cain of Stark. Would
authorize construction of bridge over
Little Missouri river in Dunn county.
(Withdrawn)
S. B. 2l6-Flecten of Ward. Would
require banks to post bonds to Sc
cure deposits of individual depositors.
S. B. 162-Sathre. Of Steele and At
kins of Towner. Would provide for
ounty tuition fund to pay for high
school education of pupils living in
districts having no high schools.
S. B. 189-Flecten Of Ward. Would
require foreign corporations to fur
nish certificates by secretary of state
in which they are Incorporated, show
ing they still are doing business in
that state.
s. b. 209-Hainilton of McHenry
and Fredrickson of Nelson. Would
authorize governor to appoint man
ager for the state mill and elevator.
BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE
H. B. 74-Veitch, Grand Forks;
Treffry, Eddy; Martin, Bottineau.
Would place an annual tax on dogs,
81 on males and 81 on females.
H. B. 121-Game and Fish commit
tee. Would prohibit fishing by net
anywhere in the state except the Mis-
souri, river.
H. B. 126-Johnson, Ward; Knee
land, Stutsman. Regulates amounts
and types Of bonds in which savings
banks may invest their funds.
H. B. 228-Delayed bills committee.
Would create Cass county as seventh
judicial district.
H. B. 234-Delayed bills committee.
Provides appointment by governor Of
commission OF five to investigate
state teachers insurance and retire.
ment fund.
H. B. 224-Delayed bills committee.
Provides that q statute, ordinance or
franchise may be construed at any
time after its passage whether or
not it has become effective.
II. B. 231-Freeman, Grand Forks.
Provides for attachment Of automo.
bile IN case Of accident through neg
ligence Of driver or owner.
II. 3. 232-HauSmann and Hender.
son, Ramsey. Requires $4,000 bond
OF persons convicted Of reckless driv-
Ing. driving while intoxicated or Of
failure to sop In event Of accident
involving injury or death to person.
II. B. 16o-Anderson, Sargent.
Would require receiver Of closed
banks to mail to depositors the IL
nanctal statement Of insolyent institu-
ton under lis supervision.
II. B. 235-Turner. Stark; Horner,
Cas-: Miller. Logan; oilchrist. Town
er; Ajets. Wells: Erickson, Benson.
Creates state superintendent Of GRIM
inal Identification and provides for
his appointment by the governor.
j. 3. 241-State affairs committee.
validates sale Of telephone plants BY
cities.
II. 3. 100 Homer, Cass. Provides
additional one-cent Of gasoline tax.
proceeds to 60 to counties rather than
state highway department; requires
licensing Of dealers in gasoline.
money - acquired to 60 to state
highway department.
BILLS l-MLED NJ HOUSE
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Would permit commissioners II insur-
assco = brokerage excoss Insurance.
With private companies.
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