The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-02-08
Legislative Calendar
Senate Bills Passed By House

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Senate Bills Psssed BY House
s. B. 65-Matthaei, Wells-Re-
quires nonresident owners Of motor
vehicles operating In state for hire
to have North Dakota license.
s. B. 60-Ployhar, Barnes Pro-
vides for punishment Of salary and
wages Of municipal, county or state
lemployes.
s. B. 71-Murphy, Walsh-Makes
minor change in license require
ments Tor certain persons to become
registered pharmacists.
s. B. 77-Fowler, Cass-Reappro-
PIRATES $4,000 for construction Of
bridge across Red river between Far.
60, N. D., and Moorhead, MINI.
Bills Passed by House
II. B. 124-Appropriations COM
mittee-Appropriates $4,000 to re-
imburse common school fund for
losses from misrepresentation previ-
GUS to January I, 1918.
H. B. 90-Lindgren, Ward coun-
ty, Thatcher, Bottineau-Asks regu-
lation Of chiropody and creates state
board Of chiropody.
New House Bills
H. B. 164-Freeman, Grand Forks
Definitely limits law governing
domestic mutual insurance compan-
les to companies other than life in
surance.
H. B. 155-Freeman, Grand Forks
Would require 100000 surplus of
foreign mutual insurance company
before it could operate in state.
H. B. 156-Lynch, Richland-
Amends law governing payments by
cities on special assessment war
rants.
H. B. 157-Swendseid, Mountrail
Permits commissioner Of insurance
to brokerage excess insurance with
private companies.
H. B. 158-Thompson, Burleigh-
Would make party other than owner
Of automobile who is injured in &C.
cident bring suit against owner rath-
er than insurance company.
H. B. 159-Freeman, Grand Forks
Makes counties carrying 80 per
cent or less hail insurance for three
consecutive years exempt from list
ing.
H. B. 160-Burkhart, Ward-Per-
mits sacred concerts, pageants, song
festivals and band concerts on Sum
day at state, county and municipal
fairgrounds, charging entrance fees
therefor.
H. B. 161-Burkhart, Ward coun-
ty; Horner, Cass county-Limits ac-
tions to be brought against individ-
ual members Of fair boards of di-
rectors by persons sustaining injur-
les while attending fairs.
H. B. 162-Jardine, CASPER
mits jury Of less than IL persons.
H. B. 163-Olafson, Pembina;
Turner, Stark-Extends term of Of
fices of county and state officials
from two to four years.
H. B. 164-Thatcher, Bottineau;
Kraft, Emmons-Provides So per
day compensation for legislators for
service on committees.
H. B. 165-Johnson and Bruns-
dale, Traill-Provides six-year terms
for judges of district courts.
H. B. 166-Standley, Steele
Would permit use Of dealers licenses
on second hand cars.
H. B. 167Johnson and Bruns-
dale, Trail - Provides ten.year
terms for judges Of supreme courts.
H. B. 168-Wilson, Slope; Sax,
Observation-Disclosures board Of uni
versity and school lands to recon
vey about $4,000 acres in Bad Lands
area to the United States for ma
tional park purposes.
New Senate Bills
s. b. 152-Porter of Cavalier
Provides for the regulation Of the
delivery and exchange Of bakery
products by dealers.
5. B. 151-Brosteun Of Mckenzie
and Cain Of Stark-Appropriates
$780, 900 to state board Of university
and school lands for the purchase Of
land in the Bad Lands to be turned
over to the federal government for
use as Z national park.
s. B. 163-Patterson Of Renville-
Gives children Of farmers over Is
years Of age right to file labor liens
against crop and giving such liens
precedence over ordinary obliga-
lions.
s. B. Patterson Of Renville
-Exempts proceeds Of fire insur-
ance policies from execution on
judgments for debt.
s. B. 166-Cain Of Stark-Appro-
PIRATES $500 annually until 1912 to
pay for education in state colleges Of
children Of men killed in service dur
ing the world war.
s. B. 166-Ployhar Of Barnes
Appropriates $2,106 to reimburse
state food commissioner for funds
Of state regulatory department lost
in closing Of the Bismarck Bank and
which he subsequently was forced to
pay. fsi,
s. B. 157-Peck Of Mclean and
Whitman, Grand Forks-Provides
payment Of 81 each to legislators for
services on committees and appro-
PIRATES @19,440 to meet the addition
q expense. Carries emergency
clause.
s. B. 150- Satire Of Steele
creases salaries Of state Officers,
giving governor $500; attorney
general 5000 and others 1850