The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-30
Legislative
Calendar

Senate
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BILLS introduced.

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Bills introduced:
S. B. 74-Appropriations commit,
tee: Apportions expenses Of audit.
ing mill and elevator, Bank of Nortt
Dakota. state hail insurance fund
workmen's compensation bureau.
S. B. 75.--Jones and Stucke: Pro-
vides for liens in favor OF hospitals
and other charitable institutions fur.
nishing care. treatment and main.
tenance Of persons injured In acct
dents. Judiciary.
S. B. 7G--Jones: Prevents importa-
ton and sale OF infected fruit: pro-
vides for seizure Of infected fruit
Agriculture.
S. B. 77--Drew and Eastgate: Per-
mits use by state tuberculosis sana-
forum Of parts Of grounds and build
ing Of school Of forestry. Bottineau.
Taxes and tax laws.
Bills passed:
Senate Res. "E"-Appropriations
committee: Approves appointment
Of subcommittee and empowers 1t
to act jointly with house committee
in presenting seriousness OF institu-
tional needs to FERA.
House
Bills introduced:
H. B. 97-Aljets and Gilbertson:
Amends sections Of the political code
relating to the Nremen,S association
and appropriating $4,000 biennially,
under certain restrictions. Appro-
priationS.
H. B. 98-Aljets and Gilbertson:
Amends laws governing appointment
OF fire marshal. on recommendation
OF North Dakota Firemens associa-
ton and extending the term Of office
to six years. State affairs.
H. B. 99-Cunningham and Co.'S
griff: Amends laws governing aban-
comment of commission forms by
cities and accepting Of provisions OF
general state laws. Cities and mu-
nicipal corporations.
H. B. l00-Noben: Amends exist
ing laws to set rate Of interest on
judgments at four per cent instead OF
seven per cent. Banks and banking.
H. B. l0l-McIlraith and Dittmer:
Provides for adjustment and pay
ment Of delinquent taxes. Taxes and
tax laws.
H. B. lO2-Bjerke: Limits term OF
county officers to two years, with no
person to hold any county office for
more than eight years. Elections and
election privileges.
H. B. lo3-Bjerke: Prohibits
state, county or municipal officers
from attending conventions at ex-
pense Of county or state. State at
fairs.
H. B. lO4-Page and Dalzell: Abol-
ishes position of grain storage COM
missioner. Warehouse and grain
grading.
Bills passed:
H. B. 68-Symington: Allows one
bond to be filed for officials occupy
ing consolidated positions In counties.
H. B. -(Amended) appropriate
ing s4l,1l0 for state department Of
public health.
H. B. 4l-(Amended) appropriate
ing $4,000 for indemnifying owners
OF condemned tubercular cattle.
Resolutions adopted:
Senate Joint Res. C-Urging con-
gress to apportion funds for high
way aid despite states inability to
match federal funds with state mon
les.
H. Conc. Res. A-7-Memorializes
congress to distribute hay and straw
on equitable basis.
H. Res. G-Appoints official pho
tographer to house.
Bills indefinitely postponed:
II, B. 65-Niewoehner: Abolishes
office OF township justices OF the
peace and appoints county justices by
district Judge IN county.
II. B. 52-Anderson of Bowman:
Amends Cancellation proceedings law.
H. B. 2-McIlraith: Setting up
sliding scale for payment of back
taxes. Redemption of real property
sold or forfeited to county for taxes.
H. B. 53-Sa umur: Authorizes
cities and incorporated villages to
charge public service corporations
reasonable compensation for use of
streets and alleys and gives state the
right to regulate and supervise busi-
ness methods and management Of
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