The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-23

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League and introduced by the COM
mittee on game and fish.
The purpose of the measure. &C.
cording to its sponsors. is to simplify
the code. Perhaps the biggest single
change is that which would permit
hunting of game birds with the use
Of dogs. Disposal of confiscated
weapons of violators would be left to
the justice. of the peace, instead of
the state game and fish department.
The season on pinnated and sharp
tailed grouse would be from Scptem-
Der Is to October l6: on most kinds
of water fowl from September Is to
December 81 and on ruffed grouse or
cartridges from october 7 TO Is, in
elusive. An open a on antlered
buck deer is provided for between No
vember Is to %, inclusive. The Ii
cense would be SIS for residents and
500 for non-residentS with one buck
deer the bag limit.
Muskrat trapping would be from
March l to Is. On other ur-bearers
which may lawfully be taken it would
be longer. The cost of a hunting and
trapping license is increased to So.
instead OF $3.50. Fishing licenses
would cost residents 81 and non-resi-
dents So.
Provision is made for professional
bird-dog trainers to train their ami
mails in North Dakota upon payment
Of a $50 license fee and posting a $500
bond. Such training activity would
be permitted only between July Is and
September Is Of each year.
Smoking Law Attacked
Repeal Of an act prohibiting smok-
ing in public dining rooms wa pro-
posed in q, bill introduced in the sem
ate by Senator w. S. Whitman. Grand
Forks.
The law now prohibits use Of to-
bacco by smoking in cigars, cigar
cites, pipes or in any other form in
the dining room of any hotel. or in
any cafe, restaurant or eating room
in which both men and women are
being served" It is also unlawful to
smoke in street cars OF railroad
coaches. except in compartments
specially set aside for that purpose.
| Violation is punishable by a fine OF
from S. to $25.
Registration and payment of a IL
cense fee by all persons practicing
medicine and surgery in North Da-
kota was proposed in a measure in
troduced in the house by r. E. Strutz
Stutsman county.
Provides Annual Fee
The bill would require an initial IL
cense fee of S. and So annually there
after. Failure to pay the license fee
would result in suspension and revo-
cation Of license by the state board
Of medical examiners.
A bill presented by Peter Baseflue
Of Stark county asked $1,000 to buy q
section Of land for S by the federal
experiment station at Dickinson.
A bill empowering the state emerg-
ency commission to transfer money
from one fund to another within q
department was passed by the house
It is IN emergency measure to allow
the purchase Of equipment necessary
as the result Of the fire, and will
cease to be a law after June 80 Of this
year. An appropriation Of $l0o,00(
for state aid to volunteer fire depart
ments also was passed.
Members Get Laugh
Loud outlaws greeted two com
munications which came to the house
Thursday.
The first was q newspaper clipping
termed "just q suggestion for . new
legislator looking for bills to intro
duce," telling Of the introduction Of 9
bill In the Oklahoma legislature tx
provide for the building OF q dormi'
tory on the state capitol grounds "tt
protect the morals Of legislators By
removing the influence Of the vicious
lobby rampant in hotels"
The second was q petition, from
group Of 322 persons in Mcintosh ant
Logan counties, asking the reduction
In taxes. and alleging "the salarie
of U sheriffs are 3 graft. pure ant
simple"
Members listened, laughed. end pro
Iceeded with their business.