The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-02-09

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property and property not particu-
larly described In such mortgage.
8. B. 22o-KAmrath: Permits coun-
ties organized since 1915 wherein
courthouses have been built prior "a
permanent location Of county to hold
election for removal Of county seat
ct any primary or general election.
8. B. $50 Cain: Appropriates 45,-
600 to compensate late Judge T. H.
Pugh for work done . special COM
missioner In receivership proceed
ings.
s. B. 23l-Ericksou Of Divide:
Makes Ill moneys deposited In Bank
Of North Dakota exempt from gar
nishment.
Dius Passed
8. B. 13o-Permits municipalities
under city council form Of govern
ment to add two more aldermen for
each 10000 Inhabitants Or major
fraction, when population exceeds 49,
600.
8. b. l70-Permits foreclosure by
advertisement on mortgages held by
Bank Of North Dakota and land
board.
8. B. 14l-Provides for exemption
from arrest and service Of process Of
out-of-state witnesses In criminal
cases.
8. b. l44-Prohibits corporations
from practicing law.
Bilb Killed
8. b. 106-Requires separation by
partition Of lunch room In places
used for other business purposes.
HOUSE
Bills Introduced
H. b. 2l1-Ettestad: Forbids public
hospitals exempt from taxation from
excluding any licensed physician OF
surgeon from institution.
H. B. 2l2-C. T. Olson: Authorizes
insurance commissioner to set up levy
for hail indemnity tax and permits
application for refund after six years
H. B. 2l3-Endres and Owings:
Compels deposit Of all funds Of
county, township, municipal and
school district funds with Bank Of
North Dakota.
H. B. 214-Sannes and Erickson Of
Mckenzie: Permits district and
county judges to aid bankruptcy
courts when named referees, trustees
or commissioners by bankruptcy off,
cialS.
H. b. 2l5-State affairs committee:
Makes 1t unlawful for city boards t.
issue bonds without two-thirds vote
by people instead Of 90 per cent q
now required.
H. b. 216-state affairs committee;
Proposes amendment to constitution
to fix terms Of county officials n
four years and for consolidation Of
office Of county Judge and clerk 81
district court In counties Of 5000
or less.
H. b. 2l7-Kapfer: Raises neces-
sary qualifications Of county super.
intendent to hold office.
H. B. 2l8-Young, strutz, Lemke
and Wright: Places 81 tax on dogs
and provides for payment Of livestock
losses by dogs.
H. B. 2lo-Homnes: Provides dis.
continuance Of schools when average
attendance for ten days Is less thar
10 instead Of 1 Is before.
H. B. 220-Twitchell, SWEET, Homes
Swendseid: Permits imprisonment II
justice court judgments II fine or fine
and jail term are not fully satisfied.
H. B. 22l-C. T. Olson, Fedje, 10.
dock, ]. G. Hanson and solberg
Prohibits deposit Of any public fund.
in banks wherein majority Of stocl
Is held out Of state.
H. b. 222-Carlson: Provides u
cense for chain stores.
H. B. 223-Hagen: Permits county
superintendent or teachers to receive
commissions on books Of which they
are author.
HOUSE
Bulls Passed
n. B. 79-IncreaseS state highway
system 100 miles.
H. b. 20-Appropriates $4,000 fol
care Of insane.
H. B. 1l7-lncreases educational re.
quirements for chiropractors.
H. B. 139-Places 2-cent tax or
snuff.
H. B. 146-Permits governor to re.
move workmen's compensation com
missioners without cause.
H. b. l53-Makes secretary Of stat
agent Of non-asents using cars d
highways for service or processes.
8. B. ll5-Allows $25 costs for per
son commencing PROCEEDINGS for fore
closure Of mortgage.
8. b. 66-Requires chattels or bill
Of sales for household goods be sigl1es
by both husband and wife.
8. B. 10l-Changes marriage licens,
to compel stating whether either maj
or woman have been divorced.