The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-13

8. B. 153-Matthaei Of Wells: Pro-
vtdes for. consolidation of domestic
corporations irto one corporation
under charter Of their existing cor
poration. with exception OF banking
associations.
s. B. 226-Fine Of Benson: Raises
fees for filing arrlcles OF incorpor-
alton.
Counties and Townships
H. b. 7C-Wilson Of Slope: Pro-
vides that board OF county commits
sioners, after revocation OF permit to
within n year declare 1t lawful to
H. B. l07-Wilson of Slope and
Lamb Of Bowman: Authorizes county
commissioners to permit and super
wise erection Of cattle guards at rail-
road crossings.
H. B. 223-ThompSon Of Burleigh,
by request: Authorizes counties,
cities, towns, villages and townships
to acquire, operate and maintain air
ports.
II. B. 294-Correll of Cass: En-
powers civil townships to jointly own
and. operate fire fighting equipment.
8. b. 12-Jones of Dunn: Makes 1t
mandatory for township board to call
election where one-third of voters in
township ask for dissolution OF town.
ship.
s. B. 207-Fowler of Cass: Changes
amount of bonds to be furnished by
certain county officials, and sets spe-
cific amount Of bond now fixed by
county commissioners.
s. B. 248-Delayed Bills committee:
Provides that county commissioners IN
counties of more than 5000 popula-
ton be paid S. per day and In
counties unuer Btu Population. 81
per day.
Education and Schools
H. B. N-Traynor of Ramsey and
McManuS of Rolette: Raises high
school tuition fee from $54 to $72 an
nually.
II. q. e5-Kneeland of Stutsman:
Requires teachers in public schools to
take oath of allegiance to constitu-
II. B. i1s-Loftluus Of Nelson:
Raises limit on construction cost Of
schools organized by petition IRON
81 200 to $4,000.
II. B. 1i6-Butt Of Mountrail: De-
fines term consolidated school, to
mean all schools consolidated by cleo
ton, which employ not less than two
teachers and serve not less than ii
contiguous sections, without regard to
manner. of their formation.
H. B. l17-Martin Of Bottineau, by
request: Provides for publication OF
| 900 copies of superintendent of pub
lie instructions report blennially in
December preceding legislative ses-
sion.
II. B. ll8-Lunde of Ramsey, by
request: Provides and fixes bonding
of all school district treasurerS and
city %treaSurers acting as custodlanS OF
school district 1unus.
H. B. l2.-Ajets of Wells: Defines
high schools and schools doing high
scnool work.
H. B. 123-Wilson Of Slope, by re-
quest: Provides tor return of terri
tory previously taken from common
school district when desired by Two
thirds OF electors IN common school
district.
H. B. l26-Holte of Dickey, by re-
quest: Eliminates teachers institute
fund and creates county superintend-
entS' contingent fund to pay expenses
to district teachers meetings, play
days, etc.
II. B. .l27-Kadell OF La Moure, by
request: Raises qualifications for
teaching positions.
H. B. 128-Bishop of Stark, by. re-
quest: Provides for manner OF let
ting contracts other than building Or
letting contract other than building
contracts IN AZ classes OF school dis
H. B. l35-Correll Of. Cass. by re-
quest: Permits establishment Of free
kinder4artenS upon a majority vote
at election called by petition of one
fifth of electors in district.
H. B. 137-Herman of Mercer
Specifies manner of election for
changing site or removal Of school
houses.
H. B. 247-Martin Of Bottineau:
Requires repositories to furnish on
July ! OF each year to school district
clerks and county superintendent
statement showing amount OF de-
posits credited to such school.
II. B. 29l-Delayed Bills committee
other than educational purposes.
S. B. 105-BrunSdale of Trail: Pro-
videS for commission to ascertain
condition Of teachers insurance and
retirement fund, appr0priating S., 1000,
S. B. 112-Fine of Benson: Pro-
vides for school year of at least eight
months and for discontinuance Of a
school where attendance is less than
four pupils for 10 consecutive days, as
recommended by school code commits
sion.
s. B. l17-Brunsdale Of Trail: Re-
| QuireS school board to pay tranSpor-
tation fees by July l following school
year during which fees were incurred
S. 3. 1l8-Ettestad of -1cHenry;
Provides for educational facilities fol
children not residing in territory not
organized as school district.
S. B. 1l9-MarShall of Dickey'
Provides for letting of contracts Il
furnish vehicular transportation t<
school districts to lowest bidders.
S. B. 121-PLtnam of Foster: Pro-
hibitS school districts from levyint
tax for school building fund II there
is outstanding Indebtedness.
s. B. l29-Burkhart OF Ward: Re
quires school census to be taken each
odd Numbered year, instead Of every
year, and also will include crippled
CnllQren.
S. B. 209-Spcrry Of Burleigh: Au'
thorizes establishment and mainten'
ance in certain high schools of de-
partment Of junior college.
Elections and Election
Privileges
H. B. 98-Lynch of Richland: Re-
peals Jaw requiring registration o.
voters.
H. B.. l56-Halvorson of Ward
Permits voters physically unable Il
attend polls to vote absent voters bal
lot.
H. b. 193-Halvorson of Ward ap<
Hamilton Of Towrer: Permits use o
guide cards at elections.
8. B. 92-Brunsdale of Trail: Re
quires candidates for county office
and the legislature to file petitions
containing not less than five per cen
Of vote cast at last general election
s. b. 93-Provides for filling vacan'
cies Of elective county officers, super
intendent Of schools and county com
m~issioners on no-partv ballot.
s. B. 1l4-Atkins of Towner: Pro
hibits persons who are candidates TO
office to act as election officer at an
nual election of directors Of schoo
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