The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-22
Bill ~Appropriating
$168,OOO Offered
By Dunn Lawmaker

Killdeer was estimated to cost $780,
OU0 Blu that the contract was let for
$4,000, q reduction OF IS per cent.
! A. C. Bill Passes
An appropriation Of 4ll3,035.75 for
payment OF = deficit in the general
maintenance fund Of the state agri-
cultural college at Fargo was ap-
proved by the senate Wednesday.
The measure was among six bills,
appropriating q total Of 1851 900,
passed by the senate, and sent to the
house.
Measures for appropriations total
Ing more than $2,000,0 900 were irtro-
duced In both branches Of the legis-
lature.
Approval was given by the senate
to bills appropriating $780, 900 for tn
sane patients who must be cared for
BY the state: $4,000 for payment Of
bounties on wolves, coyotes, and mag
pies; $4,000 for making refunds out
OF the general fund: $4,000 for boys
and girls club premiums at state
fairs. and $4,000 for feeble minded
persons who are cared for at state
expense.
The proposal for paying the deficit
incurred at the agricultural college
passed by a vote of 81 to 9.
Speculation Says Patterson
Senator Dell Patterson. Donny-
brook, said the deficit was allowed to
accumulate because the agricultural
college was allowed Ito speculate on
Its future income" He. however,
voted in favor OF the bill. declaring
that he did so with the expectation
that other Items In the college budget
would be trimmed down.
The college deficit bill, introduced
by. Senator A. w. Fowler, Fargo. pro-
poses that the appropriation be used
to cover a deficit which accumulated
from July I, 1920 to date because the
income actually ~receiveG from inter-
est on loans of funds derived from
the sale Of government land grants
has been less than the estimated in
come from that source
Five measures passed by the house
were received by the senate and
placed on the calendar.
The committee on appropriations
introduced In the senate a measure
providing for an appropriation Of
$l,2l9,l7l.60 for operation of the state
university at Grand Forks. The bill
conforms with the recommendations
made by the state budget board.
An appropriation of 5000, TAO Is re-
quested In another measure for the
operation OF the state agricultural
college at Fargo. The proposal, also
introduced by the senate committee
on appropriations, calls for the
amount recommended by the budget
board.
Wants Remedies Labeled
Proper labelling Of livestock RENE
dies is proposed In a bill introduced
by Senator j. K. Brostuen Of Alex
ander.
Und:r the act 1t would be illegal to
sell under a name, brand or trade
mark which are misleading. any live
stock remedy which rurports to cure
infections. abortions, hog cholera.
fowl cholera, tuberculosis. foot and
mouth disease, roup, white dlarrhoea
Or any other disease OF domestic AMI
mails 'or which no genuine cure is
known"
It would be necessary to have
printed OF written on the label Of
livestock remedies the common name
Of all ingredients; the percentage OF
each dilu.ent filler, or inert ingredi-
ents, a statement Of the gu: ..ltity OF
any alcohol or drug, the net contents
of the package, and other dat
The commissioner Of agriculture, on
application OF the manufacturer or
distributor, would be authorized to
register any livestock remedy which
does not violate the restrictions set
UP by the proposal. A registration
fee of Sc would be charged to persons
seeking licenses.
House Gets Appropriations
In the house, six measures tor ap-
preparations totaling $973,o08 Tor
maintenance Of the state capitol
grounds; $l39, 900 for the state game
and fish department; $130,056 for the
workmen's compensation bureau;
1911 800 for operation OF the state
highway department offices, and
$l53, 280 for the motor vehicle regis
tratiop department.
The senate game and fish commit
tee today approved q measure 10 al
low tho taking Of beaver where the
animals are causing property damage.
The proposal, sponsored by the
game and fish department. would
allow the issuance of permits to. per
sons whose property Is being damaged
by the animals.
A measure making corporations
liable for debts incurred during the
period OF failure and neglect to Tile
an annual report with the secretary
of state rs required by law was killed
by the senate committee on corpor-
atoms.
Approve Barber Bills
-Four bills providing for changes in
laws governing the barbering trade
were recommended for passage by
the senate committee on state al
fairs Thursday.
The bills would permit sale OF
toilet, tobacco and other articles IN
a. barber shop: allows but n ap-
prentice in each shop: eliminates the
necessity of the governor Seiectlng
the three members of the board OF
barber examiners from q list OF five
submitted by the State BARRIERS as
ISOLATION, and raises the age from 10
to 10 Ia years for persons qualified
to become registered BARRIERS and
also requires a months Of appren-
ticeship instead Of IL a. At present.
Tho senate committee. on judiciary
favored for passage . bill permitting
removal Of nonresident feeble-mlnd-
ed persons to their place Of residence
ut the expense Of the state. The
judiciary committee also recommend
ed q bill providing for punishment OF
not more than one year In the county
Jail and not to exceed 10 years In the
state penitentia.y for all four degrees
Of forgery.
The house committee on ~appropria-
lions after slicing $50 off the budget
boards recommendation, passed on