The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-01
Legislative Calendar
BILLS PASSED BY SENATE


H. B. l07- Henderson Of Ramsey
and Indergaard Of Foster - Permits
county commissioners to levy q tax
Of one mill for memorial purposes.
H. B. 12eTwichell Of Cass-Pro.
vides that in cases where counties
hold tax certificates on land taken
over by Bank Of North Dakota on
mortgage foreclosure, such certificates
may not be collected until 1881.
H. B. 173-Swendseid Of Mountrall
I-Authorizes state tax commissioner
to levy tax on property which escapes
taxation through error by the state
board Of equalization.
II. B. 143-Judiciary committee
Authorizes purchase Of $50 copies Of
q digest Of state supreme court de-
cisions and distribution Of the books
to supreme court judges, district
judges. and state and county officials
entitled to them.
II. B. 148-Swendseid Of Mountrail
-Repeals law permitting state to tax
corporate excess which had been held
unconstitutional by the state supreme
court.
H. b. 137-Cox Of Burleigh
lieves Bank Of North Dakota from
obligation to give bond for costs in
court cases. a
H. 3. 68-Henderson of Ramsey--
Requires heads Of public institutions
and sheriffs to notify federal immi-
grafton authorities when an alien,
charged with q felony. Is committed
to their custody.
II. B. 17l-Carter Of Ransom-Pre-
vents Justices Of peace and police
magistrates from sitting in cases in
which they have q financial interest.
H. B. 18l-Olson Of Burleigh-Re-
Quires city and county health officers
to make reports to state health de-
partment and provides that their nay
may be withheld until they comply
with the law.
SENATE BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE
s. B. 09-Ployhar, Barnes-Provides
for appointment by governor Of q
commission Of five members to review
school laws and report inconsistenci
together with recommendation for
new laws, to next session. Appropri.
ates 5000 for commissions expenses.
8. B. 08-Magnuson, Bottineau-
Amends law relating to cooperative
companies to make Is members q
quorum provided that 1T least Is
members are present in person, ex-
cept In companies with so members
Or less In which case q majority shall
constitute q quorum provided that ct
least 20 per cent are present In per.
son.
8. B. 9l-Hamilton, McHenry-per.
mits sale Of confiscated goods taken
BY law enforcement agents Of attor-
hey generals office.
8. B. 1l7-Ployhar. Barnes-Makes
It . misdemeanor for board Of "a.
mintstratton and heads Of state instt. j
buttons to exceed allotted appropria-
ions; punishable by $500 fine and 30
lays IN jail with loss Of office.
8. 3. 17o-Brosteun, Mckenzie
Permits county commissioners Of
Slope. Golden Valley, Billings ana
Mckenzie counties to convey county
ands to national government Tor use
y Z national park.
9. B. 7o-Murphy, Walsla-provides
Hiding scale for tax levies made BY
municipalities for hand purposes:
limits total to $4,000 . year: requires
70 per cent vote.
8. 3. 136 - Brunsdale, Trail An.
'ropriates $1,000 annually Tor boys'
ma girls club premiums and ex. 9
'enses at annual achievement contest
T state fairs: to be expended under
erection Of agricultural college az.
ienston department. !.
9. b. 47-Appropriations committed
-Approprtates $267. 40 for general
maintenance Of the state peniteu-
g.. B. les- Hoopls. walsh-Rsvises
taCute against arson 70 include buru-
% q crops: makes attempted arson
felony and increases penalty Tor
ron.
8. B. Forbes, Richlsnd "a.
uces tho number Of peremnfnry
allowed attorneys IN vari.
US Cases: Murder. Is: other 1elouios.
Q: other prosecutions, g.
9. 3. lA-Public health committee
Charities law relating to compouea-
ION o. county health officers.
.. =. 204-Broeteun. lGcKendo-
'alidates certain authorisations e. do
In state heretofore iaaa,ad 81
ecretary Of state.
Bulls KILLED NJ HOUSE
3. 3. 1o1-Hoople, Walsh: Ranvick.
'emnana - Provided Tor license Of
oultry dealers and required fhan -
80 recoed g 'the nlimhor and de-