The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-01
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from paSe ono'
Nine Bills and One
Resolution Passed
In Senate Session

committee for action because Of .
proposed appropriation OF $1,000 In
It's provisions.
The bill provides for state weigh
ers and graders Of livestock at all
concentration stock points, packing
plants and slaughtertng houses.
The only resolution adopted was
house concurrent resolution "A-l5"
which requests congress to appoint .
Missouri river development commits
sion Of five civil engineers from
North and South Dakota to investi.
gate possible development Of the Mis-
souri, river. It now goes to the gov.
ernor.
A house measure fixing bag limits
on upland game birds and waterfowl
was passed by the senate and sent to
the governor. Under It's provisions no
more than five in the aggregate may
be taken In any one days hunting OF
upland game birds. or more than four
of any one species. No person would
be permitted to have more than two
days bag limit In possession at any
one time.
Lists Birds Under Law
Upland birds coming under the
provisions are Chinese pheasants,
Hungarian partridge, pinn a te d
grouse or prairie chicken, sharp-tail-
ed grouse and ruffed grouse or part
ridge. Another provision Is that the
upland game bird season must pro-
vide for taking Of Chinese ringneck
pheasants and Hungarian partridge
in conjunction with open seasons on
grouse.
No person under the provisions
will be permitted to kill more than
four geese and brant In any one day.
nor more than four geese and brant
combined. and limited to ten ducks
or Wilson's snipe, or twelve coots.
commonly known as mudhens.
Violation Of the provisions Of the
measure Is made q misdemeanor and
upon conviction = fine Of from $2S
to 500 or imprisonment from 10 to
80 days, or both.
ent election laws also were passed
and sent on to the governor. They
were H. B. 1l8. providing for county
canvassing board Of two county party
chairmen. and auditor. clerk OF
court, and chairman Of the county
board. and n. B. 100, slightly amend
ing provisions relating to return and
disposition OF election ballots and
providing a 81 compensation to cleo
~$t a{nNs 3v>
Provides for Killing Weeds
House bill 158, which includes
leafy spurge among the noxious
weeds that must be killed by farmers
received senate approval after cookie
burr, mustard, Wild oats, French
weed, Russian cactus and quack grass
were removed from the provisions.
The amendment came when the SEN
ate was informed the exempted
weeds were serving valuable serv-
Ice" in feeding livestock where other
feed Is scarce.
In urging reconsideration Of the
chattel mortgage amendment bill af-
ter 1t had been killed, Senator A. +.
Bonner. Jr., Of Richland gave the
senate members . verbal tongue
lashing.
THE session viii be over Ia . few
days, and We are killing every good
bill that comes along, without doing
anything worth while" Bonser said.
Lets watch these things that the
people back home want"
Senator q. =. Erickson Of Kidder,
who voted In opposition 70 the bill.
objected to the amendment which
would exclude the federal govern
ment and its agencies from the pro-
visions. He said he favored the bin
without tho amendment.
A proposed oct. II. B. 126 which
would exempt grain and crops grow
Ing on up to 100 acres q land Of
| debtors from execution Of civil action
| judgments also was passed BY the
senate.