The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-11

market value, exclusive Of hail In.
surance and special Improvement
taxes.
II. B. 273-veitch Of Grand Forks.
Hill Of Cavalier and MARTIN 1t Bot
tineau: Reduces rates for legal
printing.
H. b. 274-Olson Of Bulleigh, by
request: Provides that city justice OF
the peace and police magistrate term
Of office shall be FOUR years In citieE
with commission form Of government.
H. b. 275-Correll Of Cass: Re-
quires licensing Of all motor vehicle
operators and chauffeurs III state.
H. B. 276-Olson Of Burleigh, by
request: Provides for revocation Of
releases Of prisoners made by q
mayor, should the mayor so desire.
H. B. 277-F1annigan of Stutsman:
Prohibits board of university and
school lands from investing school
funds in bonds Of other states.
H. q. 278-Acheson Of Bottineau and
Halvorson of Ward: Empowers state
engineer to take action necessary to
conserve water levels and rehabil-
itating streams in Turtle mountain
region and appropriates $1,000.
H. B. 279-Pfenning Of Morton:
Requires law students after July /,
| 1886, to have two years college work
in addition to law study.
H. B. 280-aolte of Dickey: Pro-
hibits persons convicted Of serious
motor vehicle violations from oper-
| ating motor vehicle, except that he
| is responsible to the extent Of $4,000.
H. B. 281-Iynch of Richland: Fa-
cilitates recovery Of stolen motor We
| hicles and provides for licensing Of
| dealers in used cars.
H. B. 282-Traynor, Ramsey:
Amends hail insurance act to permit
voluntary hail insurance, separation
of hail taxes from general taxes and
prompter payment Of claims.
Bills Passed BY House
H. B. 28-Appropriations commit
tee: Appropriates $28,70 for state
transportation officer.
H. B. 162-Mau of Ransom: Au-
thorizes sale of state mill at Drake.
For II; against AZ.
H. B. 35-Johnson of Trail: Limits
time for attachments and refunds OF
unjust and invalid tax assessments.
H. B. 83-Halvorson Of Ward: En-
powers state board OF school lands to
lease state and school land contain
ing gas, sodium, chemical substances
or allodial and other clays.
II. B. 113-Lofthus Of Nelson:
Raises limit on construction costs Of
schools organized by petition from
$1,000 to $4,000.
H. B. 135-Correll Of Cass: Permits
establishment Of free kindergartens
upon a majority vote at election
called by petition Of one-fifth of elec-
tors in district.
H. B. 167-Traynor Of Ramsey:
Provides that lands to be sold for per-
sonal property taxes shall be desig-
mated by resolution Of the board Of
county commissioners.
H. B. 23-Johnson of Trail: Limits
time of appeal to county commission
ers for refunding Of taxes paid under
protest to go days after such pay
ment.
H. B. 106-Hamilton Of Nelson: Re-
qulreS all vendors and manufacturers
OF imitation ice cream to be licensed
and defines imitation ice cream.
H. B. 1l-Halvorson Of Ward:
Amends law relating to redemption Of
state and school lands.
H. B. 151-Northridge Of Barnes and
McManus Of Rolette: Provides es-
tablishment Of industry to manufac-
ture automobile licenses at state pen
itentiary.
S. B. 25-Porter Of Cavalier: Gives
governor free hand in appointing
members OF board Of barber examin-
ers, except m shall at all times be q
~jOurneyman.
s. B. 23-Ettestad Of McFIenry: Re-
quires township to install crossings to
afford access to premises Of owner Of
land where township constructs
bitches or drains in connection with
road work.
House Concurrent Resolution, d.
State affairs committee: Petitions
congress TO enact legislation prohi-
biting use Of palm oil In manufacture
OF oleomargarine for coloring pur-
poses, should not federal internal
revenue department revoke present
ruling allowing such oil tax exempt.
Bills Killed BY House Committees
H. B.. 154-Required approval Of To-
cal governing body before state could
license any pool hall, dance hall, tax
icab or theatre proprietor.
II. B. l87-Designed to prevent de-
ception In marketing of manufacture.
ed wool products or purported to con-
tain wool.
H. B. 174-Declared partial mora
torium for three years on existing in
.debtedness.
H. B. 78-Defined and regulated