The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-11
MANY Bills given
GOVERNORS FAVOR
AND ARE now LAWS
Measures Provide Reyisions OF
Hail Insurance, Banking,
Game Statutes


banking, and game and 1sh laws.
changing personnel and transferring
power Of boards and commissions.
providing for certain crop liens, and
frightening time Of mortgage re-
demption are among those approved
by Governor William LANCER.
The last group Of new laws sent
to the secretary Of state BY the gov
ernor raised the total Of bills signed
to ITO.
The governor signed the measure
transferring the powers Of the state
capitol building commission to the
board At administration. Having lost
the emergency clause because Il lacked
two-thirds vote In passing the leg
islature, the bill viii not 90 into ef-
feet until July I.
l. He approved the bills changing
personnel Of the board Of trustees Of
tho Soldiers Home at Lisbon, abol-
ishing the office Of receiver Of closed
banks and transferring the duties to
the bank examiner, providing for the
appointment Of new bank examiner
and revising laws In connection with
the department.
Revision Of the hail insurance law
is brought about under provisions Of
the MAtthaei bill which makes the
hail tax 4 prior lien, reduces the
amount Of indemnity and allows one
year unpaid hail tax insurance.
Permits Court Delay
LANCER signed the measure permit
ting state courts to delay action on
judgments or other actions aflectiug
farmers or farm homes. He also ap.
proved provisions for Z crop lien to
counties for money advanced for
feed, gas, oil or repairs; extension Of
time for redemption from mortgage
foreclosures ana the WNelan blu es-
tablishing . lien in connection with
the raising Of sugar beets. The sugar
beet measure. an emergency bin, goes
into effect Immediately.
The graduated income tax received
the governors signature.
A number Of game and fish bills
were signed. They include permits
sion to use game and fish funds for
conservation Of water; to regulate
hunting from airplanes: to use dogs
TOR retrieving dead or wounded game
during the open season: to use blinds
on land. and permit do,nesticatton
and propagation Of protected game
birds and animals.
Other bills signed:
CompeD wareholoemen to notify
grain owners by mail when storage
period expires.
Prohibits operation Of mines unless
workmen's compensation premiums
are paid.
Provides that board Of administra-
ton shall make Ill purchases in &C.
cordance With standards Of q. g. bu-
reau Of specifications.
May Waive Tuition
Permits board Of administration 70
waive tuition charges and fees for
war orphans over Is and under Il.
Makes claim for more than one
mileage fee BY state officials or en-
ployes felony.
Provides application absent voters
ballot be made In writing by voter
himself.
Provides label Of content for oil
flour sold in state.
Permits giving Of notes for pur.
chase Of stations raised In state.
Compels railroads to properly
man" self-propelled vehicles operat-
ed on rails.
Lowers fee for admission to bar.
Defines "marihuana" and includes
1t In prohibited drugs.
Provides sheriffs. clerks Of district
courts and public administration de.
post funds with county treasurers
and absolvtng same officials from IL
ability on funds thereafter.
Corrects law on condemnation Of
property for highways, which court
held unconstitutional.
Provides for changing corporate
name and corporate headquarters Of
synodical religious districts.
Empowers cancellation Of warrants
not presented to state auditor In Ger
tain number Of years.
Authorizes non-proftt sharing mu-
nicipal holding companies to erect
and operate auditoriums on munici.
pally-owned property.
Includes surety companies in law
providing insurance companies shall
do business In state only through ~.
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