The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-02-13

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8. B. 3o0-Burkhart and Fine: I'm.
poses tax of one cent for each IL
cents for admission to shows, exhibit.
tons, dances, etc.
s. B. 3O1-McDonald: Establishes
new procedure for hearing and deter.
mination of small claims.
Concurrent resolution co.: Ham
ilton: Demands apology from editor
Of historical quarterly for article
written by Prot. w. M. Wemett Of
Valley City normal.
Concurrent resolution "R": Trout
Proposes constitutional amendment tc
tax lands held by Bank Of North Da.
kota.
Bills Passed
8. B. 175-Permits mutual cyclone
and tornado insurance companies tc
insure its members against fire OF
lightning.
. s. B. 117-Appropriates $l9,l72 fo1
transportation officer.
8. B. 166-Creates commission Of
three to investigate advisability Of
establishing state printing plant.
s. B. 158-Provides that in appeals
from district court in workmens COM
pensation cases, trial "Denovo'
would be had.
8. B. 140-Provides for electing al.
dermen for alternate terms, with al
derman receiving greatest number OF
votes serving four years: Lowest
number two years.
u HS,Ac 10 III
surer in common or consolidated
school districts at 81 for first school
and So for each additional.
H. B. 11-Reduces minimum OF
land school boards may acquire for
school sites.
H. B. 6O-Extends time for closing
polls in school elections from 4 p. m
to p. m.
Bills Defeated
s. B. 97-Repealed statute provid-
ing that where property is destroyed
by fire face value Of policy Is true
value of property insured.
s. B. 99-Repeal valued policy
law.
HOUSE
Bills Introduced
H. B. 260-Oglesby. Limits county
commissioners to serve only four
years.
H. B. 26l-Patterson: Repeats pro-
visions for special county bond issue
to provide payment of deficiency In
special improvement districts.
H. B. 262-Swendseid: Permits
county courts to suspend sentences.
H. B. 263-Crockett and Lavik:
Transfers grain storage commission
to board of railroad commissioners.
H. B. 264-Crocket: Appropriates
sec. 900 to board of administration fol
special emergencies.
H. B. 265-Born: Validates legal
publications made III unqualified
newspapers.
H. B. 266-Lemke, Svingen, Fedje
and Crockett: Provides for scrip
money.
H. B. 267-Crockett: Legalizes use
of prison labor in a prison tannery.
H. B. 268-Crockett: Permits Off
GERS or employees of state educational
institutions to accept fees for lectures
and work outside of regular duties.
II. B. 269-Lemke, Svingen, Fedje
and Crockett: Permits exchange OF
grain and livestock at state fixed
price for payment of taxes.
H. B. 270-Hill: Regulates Mid.
wifery.
H. B. 27l-solberg: Creates spe.
cial levy for interest and sinking
fund for payment of real estate
bonds.
H. B. 272-Fedje: Prohibits publ
cation of debt lists and classifies such
publication as blackmail.
H. B. 273-Erickson of Mclean and
Olson Of Bowman: Fixes school
transportation fees.
II. B. 274-Nelson of Ward: Pro-
vides communities ordering special
treatment of social diseases shall be
responsible for such expense.
H. B. 275-Twete: Extends period
within which holder of tax certifi-
cate can ask for tax deed and ex-
tends period of redemption two years.
H. B. 276-Patterson and Anderson
of Logan: Changes personnel of
board of trustees of soldiers home to
consist Of three Spanish war and two
World war veterans with 'five-year
terms, and increasing pay from So to
IS day.
H. B. 277-Flannigan, Lillehaugen
and Peterson of Mountrail: Makes
board Of administration capitol
commission
H. B. 278-Rue and Fitch: Legal
ICES Sunday shows.
H. B. 279-Peterson of Mountrail,
Solberg, Nelson of Ward and Olson
Of Bowman: Permits organizations
with membership of $4,000 to call
state wide farm strikes.
H. b. 280-Isaak (by reQuest) :
Amends law to limit power of officials
Of incorporated villages or cities in
excluding farm land from city limits.
H. B. 28l-LarSon of Nelson: Re-
peals law providing for junior COL
leges in high schools.
H. B. 282-Hanson and Cunning
ham: Empowers board Of railroad
commissioners to name weighers and
graders at market concentration
points.
H. B. 283-Isaak: Extends provi-
sions for forming new counties to
include consultations.
H. B. 284-Patterson and Lynch:
Permits board Of administration to
waive tuition charges and fees for
war orphans over 16 and under 81.
H. B. 285-Hill: Provides for 81
dog tax.
H. B. 286-Oglesby: Prohibits with
drawal Of names on petitions after
same have been filed.
H. B. 287-Opdahl: Provides for
state bond issue for creation of ire
volving fund" and appropriating $l0.-
600 for any necessary expenses in
connection Herewith.
H. B. Owings and Lavik: Au-
thorizes establishment Of knitting
mill at prison and appropriating $l2,-
600 for purchasing equipment.
H. B. 289-Twichell, SWEET, Homes
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