The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-26
HOUSE
BILLS PASSED

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iploy workers not protected by work
mems compensation insurance.
H. B. 22O-Prohibiting dancing In
any place licensed to sell beer. wine
or vinous liquor.
H. B. 281-EXempting public cor
porations Of the state and corporations
instrumentalities OF the federal gov
eminent as plaintiffs from surety for
costs in district court cases.
H. B. 289-Permitting county Of
original residence to care for poor
relief client In another county: ex-
Guiding time under poor relief In de-
termining residence.
H. B. 3l0-Establisaing methods Of
determining division lines between
owners Of adjoining agricultural
lands.
H. B. 172-Providing for establish
ment Of voting precincts in all inde-
pendent and special school districts:
establishes a polling place for each
5000 inhabitants.
Fl. B. l96-Creating q labor divi-
sion In the department Of agriculture
and labor.
H. B. 234-Authorizing board Of
university and school lands to accept
deed Of conveyance OF mortgaged land
instead Of foreclosure from record
title owner.
H. B. 287-Entitling persons, asso-
Citations and similar groups to possess
lien against beet sugar crops in con-
nection with labor and cash advance
ed.
H. B. 267-Authorizing upon option
Of voters to create a light and power
users commission in any organized
town, village or city in the state.
H. B. l64-Creating North Dakota
poultry improvement board.
H. B. 277-Providing no certificate
OF health IS necessary for one year
for cattle under six months OF age
at time test showed animal to be tu-
bercular-free.
H. B. 325-Restoring motor vehicle
registration fund to highway depart
ment.
H. B. 328-Permits transfer OF IL
cense tags for commercial trucks by
owner to another truck II original
vehicle Is sold or destroyed and pro-
hibits automobile dealer to permit
use Of license by another.
H. B. 329-Provides where two or
more families occupy same house will
be considered as one family In allow
ance for school transportation OF
children.
H. B. 347-Exempts from taxation
money or credits coming to North
Dakota rural rehabilitation corpora
ton as result Of federal grant or gift
for relief and rehabilitation.
H. B. 360-Giving preference To
North Dakota resident bidders and
sellers.
H. B. Creating county parks
organizing county park commissioners
board.
H. B. l85-Establishes insurance
department operating fund out Of
eight per cent Of receipts from col
lection Of "a per cent premium tax
BILLS KILLED
H. B. 291-Setting fee for temper
! airy wholesale and retail beer licenses
at not less than S. nor more than SO
per day.
H. B. 26s-setting sliding fees fol
licenses for creameries, cheese fac.
tories and renovating or butter pro.
cessing factories and cream stations
H. B. 320-Makes study Of military
tactics optional with students at.
tending the state agricultural col.
lege.
H. B. 258-Uniform trust act.
H. B. 3l5-Declaring collection o.
notes. accounts and other claims moi
to be practice Of law.
H. B. 3l9-Declaring military train.
Ing at University Of North Dakota x
be optional.
H. B. l57-Provides for renting ant
leasing Of cafes and other public con
cessions to highest bidder.
H. B. 27l-Authorizes issuance o.
bonds to retire drainage warrants
and outstanding tax liens.
BILLS INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
H. b. 283-Exempting banks de-
.signed as public depositaries Of stat,
or political subdivisions from fur
nishing bonds, under certain condi'
tions.
H. B. 105-Regulates benevolent as
Isociations corporations or societies
Operating on voluntary or involuntar!
assessment or contribution plan, re-
peals chapter 100 Of 1891 session laws
n. B. 245-Provides county commits
sioners shall employ physicians, chiro
|practors ana osteopaths living In tn
county. for treatment Of indigen
Ipersons.
II. B. 2s4EAmending herd laws; n
lowing stock to run In certain dis
ltricts.
i II. B. 30l-Requiring buses an
trucks carrying freight to carry emer
Igeucy light equipment and red flag
| Il. B. 32l-Amends laws dealiu,
With insane providing board 81 com
Imissioners Of insanity In counties b
lcomposed Of county Judge. states ct