The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1919, Page 6

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The return of Peace is bringing with it many op- portunities and to avail yourself of any that come your way you must have ready money. We cordially invite you to make this bank the home for your savings. We will co-operate with you in every way within our power, and your money) is| aSsured abso- lute safety. 4% compound interest paid on Savings deposits. with that means 100 per cent cfficiency. Confer with us. Years of schooled experience énables us to evade the pitfalls of doubtful prac- tise. Our skill and scicn:e are at your beck and yes ‘l sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety ( tober and ot! fons at th 6 ® @ id BY ‘| SB. 195, Wei m.—To provide for the uniformity’of warranty deeds, quit claim deed, real estate mortgages, N | eauerantione. and assignments. Ten Measures of Little Ggneral Interest Went ‘Into’ the _ Hopper Wednesday REDISTRICTING 1, OPROSED (3 Weld of Wells Objects'to Having His County Coupled Up with Burleigh Ten new. senaté bills_came in ‘be- fore the “bars “were dropped at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.” They were: ahd S, B. 187, Weber.—Relating to elec- tions in cities. Providing that polls shall open at 8 a. m. and close at 9 p.m. S. B. 188.—McNair.—Amending the constitution to change ‘the name of the state reform school at Mandan to the state training school. S. B. 189, Nelson and Carey.—For an act declaring the purpose of the state of North Dakota to engage in the business of manufacturing and marketing grain and its products and for establishing state-owned elevators and flour mills. S. B. 190, Mees—Concurrent reso- lution amending constitution to pro- vide for leasing of all state lands for Pasturage and meadow purposes and the leasing of coal lands ‘for agricul- tural cultivation, and fixing the min- imum for which leases may be given ‘pamphlet form of proposed amend- on such lands. 191, Gibbens——For an act re- to the licensing of agents to t insurance. S. B. 192, Bowman.—Providing for publication and mailing %o voters in ments, lays or proposals. S. B. 193.—For an act empowering cities to purchase or construct plants for the manufacturing and distribu- tion of light and power for municipal and commercial purposes and to as- sess abutting property in accordance with the benefits thereto by reason of } such distribution. | S. B. 194,Wenstrom.—Relating to | etings of boards of county commis- sioners. Providing for quarterly ses- ions in January, April. July and Oc- KEEP LOOKING YOUNG I's Easy—If You Know Dr. | Edwards’ Olive Tablets \ The secret of keeping young is to feel { young — to do this you must watch your jiver and bowels — there’s no need of having a sallow Complexion — dark rings | under your eyes — pimples — a bilious lJook.in your face — dull eyes with no per cent of all sickness‘comes from in- active bowels and liver. The Leaks Put your plumbing in order—as a means of safety, as a method of sanitation, as a measure 3 ‘| great war and providing for fout-mill \ “ft rece {record and piano roller; on each sack, | | nomination of bonds and interest rate | {eniployed’ in mainténtnce in each of highway taxes. SB. 196, Pye oneurrent res- lution “for ‘a “constitutional amend- ment sequiring that’ legislative acts i 19. bus} or industrial ‘un- dertakings by ite, county,’ city, yillage or township’he submitted to the “people SpE LP for.referendum ahy ject bond issue oF expenditure of'state amouint of $500,000 or more. . B. 197, Hagan. ‘Relating to ap- gtment, qualifications“ and duties {Inspectors aud Judgéa of election. ‘ in *townshtp i ie fn prelee of selection power p appe it two judges, or ip cotitains more than 300 a inspector in his ‘ hall appoint in- spectors in 6 precinots; that the county commigsion shall point the inspectors In each ‘village and city precinct, and ‘Buch inspector shall chodse two judges of election to com- plete the hoard. * S.°B. 198, Benson.—For an act le- galizing certain ‘acts of city, village and school ‘district officials. S. B. 199, Whitman.—Authorizing cl- les to employ city. mi s ‘B, 200, Whitman. city of Grand’ Forka for costs in hear- ing before raltway ~ commission ‘on questign of rates charged in said city for electricity and gas by Re@ River Power Co. His ‘S. B. 201, Whitman.—Providing for state aid in construction of bridges across state lines of interstate ‘high, ways. S. B. 202, Committee on Appropria- ‘tions.—Imposing tax ‘on’each game of pool, dililards, bagqball, pin game, ete.,on any ‘public goods or order of merchandise sold’ by traveling sales persons; on each soft drink beverage; on each ticket sold or issued for ad- mission to a place of amusement; on each bottle of patent medicine, on each box of loaded shells, on each game of baseball, tennis ball and golf vall; one éach ‘baseball bat, golf stick and golf bag; on each phonograph lative to: busin package and can or tobacco; on each box or package of cigars, on each piece of fiction, on’ each typewriter. adding machine, phonograph and Vvic- trola, on each hunting license issued, requiring the state treasurer to issue { receipts and declaring that any viola-| tion of this act be deemed a misde-; meanor. 1 S. B. 203.—Cahill—Relating to de-| under Section 1334 of the compiled lows of 1913. | S. B. 204, Whitman.—Relating to} sports on the first day of the week. S. B. 205, Whitman.—Providing for separation of interest in property as) between man and wife and defining | community of: interests. | S. B. 206, Waitman.—Relating to witness fees in garnishment proceed- ings. | “\S. B. 207, Cahill—Providing for the anuual tax levy in gereral school dis-{ tricts. ? | S. B.208.—Relating to salary of} dairy _commisisoner and_ assistants. S. B. 209, Zieman.—Relating ‘to use; of dogs for hunting. S. B. 210, Mostad.—Providing that all corporations . operating: common carriers divide their lines into blocks} of six miles on the main 'line‘and eight miles-on branch. lines.and designating, the minimum number ‘of men:'to be such blocks. Z peek S. B. 211, Committee ‘vn Sppropria-; tions.—Providing for irevénue .tax.-on yending machines and@, automa’ er pianos. Me A oer ve & :+9)B, 212, Fraser.—Requiring man or boy:smarrying. to ;Spascutic tan for bastardy, :rape vow, Reductian sh be Hable to fine of $1, ‘one year in jail or both. 4 S. B. 213, King—Providing for’ re- call of officers in cities under commis- sion form of government. © S. B. 214.—¥For an act to give coun- ty commissioners authority to erect memorials to soldiers and: sailors of tax. K 8. B, 215, Ward.—To prevent ob- struction of highways and ‘section lines. 8. B. 216,’Carey.—Creating ‘board of arbitration which may, pass on pett- tions of “ teachers | desiring «release: from contract and making it the duty of teacherds to submit'such questions to such board and providing penalty for breach of contract. m S. B.21%, services as assistant attorney gen- cran in prosecuting criminal actions in 1909. ig S. B. 218, Church.—Authorizing elec- tors at annual town meetings to fix daily rate of compensation to be paid for highway labor, to be 1 $3 nor more than $6 p man and team. Ks constitution ‘relating to voting for di- rectors ‘or managers of. ‘corporations. The ‘senate on third reading passed The house on third reading passed: House Fill 23,. relating. to redemp- tidn-from, sales -of real /estage under execution Aes House Bill 108, relatthg to abstracts and ‘briefs upon appeal to supreme court. art House Bill 109, concurrent resolu- tion for: amendment to: constitution relating to investment of’ school funds. ‘ ‘ “H. B. 118, relating to: payment of i + H. 8. 133, making: the simulation of organization na /erime:: Senate Bill 45, relative to extension of powers of boards of train’. commis- sioners. fa, 4 «In committee of the : mended H, B. cfithe of -garmbing, to. sidered: House’ Bill: ale play!) | Fraser.-—Appropriating | _ $5,000 to reimburse F. C. Heffron for S. B. 219, Cahill—Concurrent: reso-) lutton\providing for “amendment. to |” Senate Bill..117, relating to causes for divorég/.and House BIl1100, relat-|. ing to thé removal of*county seats. furnish outfits of clothing to tran- sients_within_.the county who .might be-committed to the state hospital for the insane but,who might be immedi- ately transferred to some other state. Infamous H. B. 37., dealing with the Grand Forks bridge. squabble, was again ‘ferred to committee. House" Bill 104, relating to the ‘sal- ary and*éxpenses cf the adjutant gen- eral any paving the way for a new mil- itary regime in North Dakota was up | for third reading in the house but was re-referred to the committee on mili- tary affairs. Old Hickbry Lignite sold by Finch Lumber Co., phone 17, trial Exhibit in the machi cleaners. 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