The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 10, 1925, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE y $10,000,000.00 hall carry contingencs ten per cent instead of of five per cent $2,000.00 to aid in main- present minin Appropriate to expense of State Board of Par Amends old $1,000.00 to fund for kidng mide Os » situs of prop: s $10,000.00 to the Flor-] 7 ence Crittendon Home. Fund to the Fund of the ation regulat s treasurer to Nn 2 56 from Oi] Inspec- to the General Fund. transfor $40,981 such is of gre of Mine Inspec und CSU Abas SUD DOIG V2 {men’s Compensation Bureau ool district clerks be filed ber first to fifteenth Hof June fir and $8,000.00 lheme xempt from jucgment, i all other public tanding appropria ing bonds from contractors doing State work that 3 6r employees of a sub-| budget of the Board of U and School Lands. $90,000.00 to pay insur payment of insurance premiums to $60,000.00 for National ad” maintenance. B. 8—$1,615.00 for _paym the Supreme Court. giglative permission fhe City of Grand Forks to ne- Minnesota and War Fépt. to obtain consent for damming Ri S. B. for payment of con nsation from i the surplus fund in c gotiate with ay : ; ers ployment in eral different clas: wixes nine per cent as| rate ‘of interest. ulg the enabling al appropriation ‘ompensation regular jobs cos mic privilese orkmen’s. Created a sp 5 Cha 04, S. to meet with repre- CTein Wil, Minnesota respecting the use, con ixing penalty for of cream ‘by agents of tion at a “higher pri S$. B. 84+ Amends Sec. 2 1913, so that purchaser of U school lands foreclosed up redeem sime without ne- of State Board readverti land for sale. $234,000.00 maintenance pthgate School tor the Blind. tituted in new law obsolete sec-} ties in unorga Chap. 17, S. L. troT<0£ waters and increasing scope of ) owner Of well must protect public urers could coll one quarter of ssion on bond! -ermitting majoirty of a called meeting of small telephone companies and co from lighting plant of Tuberculo Dunseith to the vil- lage of Duns association, instead of present stitute requiring major led to control, cording to st {the State Department and provid-} ing fer re-insurance with old line ment of glanders, $60,000.00 for payment magpie boun-| Pie and Torn insane patients at Jamestown, resi- aint Permits corpor ve failed to renew Iition to thé re: arkmen’s Compen- to define injury z in the course | injury | tary commis or S. B. 210—Prohibits bank from pledging more than 1 1-2 times the proxi-}Value of a loan, in collateral; g pledges right to redeem paper at any time wholly or in part; giving \ {bank examiner power to determine when collateral may be pledged in additional sums maintenance tration Depa 0.00 for deficit in the wilful act of a third nto injury | person” and in addi ation Fund. 4 accident “any 10.09 maintenance of Etate Capitol, to} list of an indi idaal, the value of 1 or damaged by lo between April providing no reduces tion shall he made for losses cov fire, food or tor oH forcement under the Attorney G and purciase of gtamps upon the ennium to ¢3 N. D. Grain Grading Act now be for enforcement] 126 the | _ enforcement) constitutional Ss. B, 98—Fix s the present rate freight rates on lignite (Workmen's ‘jority cf the Board ment that represen and of employers must \ gents in arrest- ing ‘and returning fugitives from S.,.B, 175—$40,000.00 Ss s sections 1| and 5 of Chapter 326, regarding i of indebtedne: suance cf certificates s so that all political counties, 2,000.00 for expenses iem, State Budget Board. 172—$2,000.00 to pay prem- nds of State Officials. S. B. 104—Joint resolution ‘proving constitutional amendment to make terms of office of railroad commiésioners six ycars instead of villages, townshi 8, park districts and irriga- tion districts. may issue same i payment of bonded indebtedness. iums-on ‘bo! tinued in force and e‘fect by agree- ng a aul S. B, 165—Providing an annua! tient tthe: $1, appropriation for aid to G. A.’R. veterans in attending an- nual-gacampment. S. B. 43—$6,500.00 for mainten- ance of ‘Minimum Wage Depart- ‘8..B. 28—Repealing $1,000.00 ap- tion to the Society of the|0f trustees of the teacher insur- ance and retirement fund to em- ploy an actuary on accounts. Ap-|erty 9%. propriation $5,000. 8. S, B. 276—Rewrites Chapter 327, . 1923 so as to put bonds and certificates cf indebtednes¢ in same | 3 SB. 1 -$38,208.34 to repay Car- . Institute Board of Trustees for $35,000.00. borrowed by @ale Normal School many bids and sale and prohibiting offi- cials from accepting commissions. wering county jeMy~ levied for LAWS ENACTED ~ WIDE RANGE OF SUBJECTS COVERED IN ENACTMENTS OF THE ASSEMBLY premiums to Workmens compen tion burcau in quarterly or sem annual installments when sum is over $100, Bb Aimed to put park dis- s of indebtedness, and on s system of oper- ation. county tre: shall of a in} funds of subdivisions of less than 4,000 population. budget e to bid of tenant wh have impre chool land. ing to prohibition of s i itutes and specifically bars use of words ‘| “butter,” “Dairy products,” ete. on | containers s. B. 27 crning the method of voting on county agricultural extension agent proposition so that election is legal when petitioned for by 20 percent f “clectors” instead of present 15 of :| percent of the “frecholders.” S. B. 185—Making it unlawful to sell or offer for sale gasoline which may have been pepped up by ad- dition of compounds of chemicals, unless such motor fuel is tinted a distinguishing color. S. B. 117—Provides that when deposit has been made with bank cr trust company in two names, it Q be withrawn by the other any time, whether “the other be living or not.” B. 162—Transfers by legisla- tive enactment thru the Board of Administration title to two hun- dred acres of state land in section 13-154-101, Williams Co., to that county for use as a poor farm. S. B. 199—Concurrent Resolu- tion calling for referendum on proposition of inereasing compen- sation to members "of legislature from $5.00 a day to $8.00. . B. 114—Amends section 2212 L. 1913 so that deeds may be recorded at any time providing there are no delinquent taxes against the property. Carries emergency. S. B. 192—Rev ing inmates o° the State Training School at Mandan, so that parole may be approved by the Board of Administration instead of requiring action by State Pardon Board. Reenacts statutes govern- ing juvenile delinquents so a: permit-latest theories and prac’ to be used. S. B. 264—Provides that in case of a tie vote for any public office taken instead of the present system of leaving choice to chance. . B. 269—Amends pres utes on the method of making spec- ial a: ments giving notice et s Puts all ci Re-writes pre lof notice of hearings ‘judge the right to a: who payer bank. lected. y and indemnity companic: he same basis under Sec, S. B. 265—Mak property and requi filed in 15 days < pleted : S. B. 6 propr' History as emergency case! for further loans. Deposite moneys withdrawn for expens investigating closed hb b 5—Aimed to Clarify Ch Ss. ter 1, note 'D: a lections. such, Measure rewrites and clar statute governing advertising for|tiable bonds and balance jn cash. 5 LEGI BY 19 sferred from H, B, 130—$10,000 tra “life| State Bar fund for use of Supreme Brings statute with-| Court in rep: abolishing death! books. making various corrections as well as changes in fees allow to Leila Diesen, LaMoure, N. Dak. ation of 1919 imprisonment.” in scope of la penalty many y i H. B, 179—Reduces time limit from] for e on year to six months in which ap-| to \the State Registrar in Public peal must be filed from criminal] Health departmen' nding appro- fee of legisla- tion for mainten tive assembly reference library. H. B. 21—Repeals standing appro- tion of $7,800.00 for library com- ; covered by budget. 35 ).00 for mainten- ‘ahpeton School of Science. ives Board of Univer- y and Schogl Lands power to deed statute on in foreclosure of ‘age proceedings. S. B. 209—Designates the Comm. rance as the receiver of in- companies and the method of procedure olution of such congpan- Requires county judge to rd registration of all marriages notice required real estate mort; ‘majority of free ioners needed to author- ruction of drains or drain- months” instead of “one year” us at/age ditches from 2-3 to a mere ma- solvent insurance sen-| holder p “three| ize cons he Halsted Gey ei joss tence from “five” to “ten” years tution to State Nor- ul School and pro- vides for Bachelor of. Science De- in Manual Training. Puts penalty on pro- signature of more than one petition for initiative, ref- erendum or recall purposes. S. B. 286-—Repeals Chap. 6, S. L. making biennial appropria- tion of $1,500.00 to the G. A. R. S. B, 235—Restores act repealed by referendum thru error prescrib- ing the form of ballots for general H. B. 91—Empowers Railroad Com- H. B. 177—Amends statute of limi-] mission to compel railway compan- tations so that time. spent out of 2 state shall not be considered part of|yards and other equipment at all slattons where ordered. sale and without readvert! nies to issue bonds, reduce or ital stock, the same as insurance companies or other cor- the limitation period. Hf. B, 173—Adds an alternative jail] 1. sentence which may be imposed by} training prov i magistrate for drunk and disorderly enabling act on the Ellendale Nor- Increases range of fine} mal. now $1 to $25 to $5.00 to $50, with alternative 30 days or both. of the original . B. 67—Amends penalty on the present anti-revolver-toting (See. 2, Chap. 266, S to permit judzes discretionary pow- ers under certain circumstances. H. B. 69—Permits filing power. of L. 1923) so as . 101—-Corrects a number of small errors in the State Tax laws H. B, 84—Authorizes railroad com-| Provides for re-assessment property new} Which has been. undervalued and cor- rection of assessments on property destroyed between April 1 and Oct. H. B, 29—$134,720 ‘for maintenance}! of each year. Mayville Normal. mission .to create and enforce wiles on the day of sale instead of] intra state freight rates on farm pro- present requirement for filing day prior to sale. H. B. 88—Puts all cities instead of present minimum of 4,000 population in the class which it is the duty of the state examiner to audit once each year upon request. H. B, 94—Repeals s’ system of handling State and elevator and places management of same wholly within the hands of the Governor instead of the Indus- trial Commission as formerly. . 109—Permits corporation to i number of directors from eleven to fifteen. H. B. 123—Raises pay of registra. tion board and members in precincts of the State from two dollars to four dollars per day. H. B, 87—Aimed to protect insut- loss of contract S. B. 83—Requires an oath from all members of election boards that the vote has been counted in a spé- janner sect up by this statute. B. 296—Concurrent tion fixing the galaries of Chief Deputy State Officials at $2800.00; per year and permanently fixit Hi. B, 142—Repeals sections 2276- 30—$317,650 for Maintenance] 2290 Inc. Bond Enabling Acts of the Territorial Legislature. H. B. 57—$100,000 for new bridge at Sanish, state's one third share. | night time raids on poultry yards a H. B, 47—$75,000 state aid for new] felony punishable by 6 months to Bridge over Red River at Fargo. H. B. 58—$25,000 for state aid in building bridge over Dos Lacs Lake: $306,325 for maintenance] from $3000 to $2500. of the Minot Normal, includes new board of manag- 5 years in prison. H. B. 118—Reduces the salary of the Commissioner of passed by the appropriation of the 19th Leg..Assembly. S, B. 1—Completely rewrites the present system of conducting de- linquent tax. sales, fixes the max- ium interest charge against prop- erty sold for taxes at ‘9% instead of the present 12, requires publi- cation of lands sold to thé county clarifies the delin- Immigration H. B, 263—Clarifies irregular tax les by counties and provides for esale of property previously sold Includes} and taken back. H. B, 266—Requires survey of mines with a plat of such H. B, 275—$60,000 re-enactment of} survey filed prior to July first of bill previously faultily passed andJeach year with the State Mine, In- signed for creation of biennial wolf] spector. | H. B. 146—Gives the owner of H. B. 86—Re-enacts the state hail|/grain stored in a public warehouse insurance law adding the zoning sys-|the first claim to insurance jin case tem whereby four zones are set up| of elevator loss by fire. and insurance charge, based on loss- es, established. H. B. 31—$150,000 for state T. B.],, sanitarium at $40,000 for construction of new chil- dren’s ward building. and generally quent tax sales situation. 180—Prohibits any state| employee under, the Board of Ad-} Dy ti department from collecting travel expenses for outside the state except by}; ion of the Governor. . B, 292—Concurrent Resolu-| tion Memorializing Congress to take; steps toward the establishment of the Roosevelt National Park in the Badlands of Billings and adjacent agents from through discrimination. was aimed to legislate a settlement ng-existing feud between the Mcraucetinsreaurandttherwast’ H. B. 212—Changes the season on Tightens up regulations H. B. 46—$262,380, for mainten-jconcerning shipment of furs so as to aid game and fish board in apprehend- ing person hunting or trapping out es eight percent as num interest chargeable on ieates sold by counties for delinquent taxes and bid in by the Further permits redemption of lands at six percent up to Decem- ber first, 1925. H. B. 89—Gives livestock breeders who are tenants on farms sarhe sta- tus under Tuberculin Test Act, and ght to sign petitions for tu- tests within a township, as ance State Training School, Mandan. H. B, 93—Requires that qualifica- tion as’ candidate for official news- paper must be that paper is non- sectarian, printed three-fourths i English, published at least one year before condidacy. Also permits coun- ty commissioners to appoint an off cial paper if that one elected sus- pends publication or fails to qualify H. B. 110—Repeals the “auditors plat” and gives city government com- plete control over platting of lands within its limits. H. B, 55—$200,000 for state aid in building Williston Bridge. 165—Concurrent resolution memorializing congress and President Coolidge ito quote “Devise some ef- fective method of aggregating the exportable surplus of farm stuffs to the end that an American Standard of agriculture commodity prices be s the system of B, 91—Concurrent resolution appropriation $47.03 expense of leg- islative delegation investigation con- ditions at State Insane hospital. B. 246—Provides penalty $25.00 to $50.00 for operation of a dance between midnight Saturday and sunnise Monday morning. B. 284—Gives Board of county ners or board of supervi ors of any township right to grant franchise through village streets to utility companies in case vil- lage is not incorporated. H. B. 280—Fixes the opening of ie chicken season S. B. 167—Repeals a large num- ber of statutes and completely re-| ites the genera] rules’ of proced- re in county courts relating to} diction of all persons interest- i ates of deceased persons; or of minors or incompetents and! of giving notices to creditors of! and presentation tien and allowance or rejection of claims against estates of deceased to H. B. 111—Amends Sec, 8964, C. L. 1913, so that change of venue taken county judge with jurisdiction shall go to nearest mag- istrate or justice of the peace. H. B. 125—Amends Secs. 2505-2510! inclusive so that farmers analysis of grains or seed tests may secure same by payment of expenses} from oN. D. A. C., ! makes the certification. 131—Authorizing Secretary of State to enter into contract Co-operative Rochester, New York, for publication of annotated supplement to the Compiled Laws of {which statut a recount of the ballots shall be '6—$11,000 for Administra- tion of Child Welfare Laws. H S. B. 50—$255,400 maintenance | xperimpntal Station at the N.} nt stat- the duck and pra 24th jingtoad S.B.1 s, Villages and towns on the budget system. nt budget law to in- clude same, setting forth method publication of budget in official newspaper, etc, S. B. 77 Restores to clection ist a voter s blind, crippled or otherwise disabled, in ‘voting. Now limit to . 268-—Fixes fee of 25 cents registrars ‘of births and’ deaths except no fee shall be paid to village or city clerks or auditors who re- ive now $100.00 per year for salary. H. B. 267—Requires any political subdivision which issued bonds and H. B. 149-—Changes the Statute on}fails to sell them within five y so that ,to destroy them and hold the el members be named by Governor in-,if bond money is still needed. stead of Board of Administration. Adds to present statute for practic- ling as C. P. A. without a license and ;minimum of $60.00 and maximum of ‘penalties for making fraudulent re-|$100, as at present to $75.00 to $110, lexcepting that deputy H, B. 294—Concurrent resolution!counties of over 18,000 s, county,may be paid $125.00 a month. H. B. 287—Reenacts the sow thistle gn this ,statute to require railroads to re- on right of way property. owners to eradicate a fter notice by weed S. B, 25—$15,000 for expenses of the State Board of Auditors. S. B. 189—$25,000,00 to match like sum from U. S. Geo. Survey to ay cost in making surveys of the state. H. B. 271—Creates a specific form cf terminal elevator warehouse re- ceipt designed for use at the Grand Forks Terminal State Elevator. topographic | enacted in 1915, -17, would be codified. jives the State High- way Commission power to regulate and restrict advertising signs an C.} devices on public highways and es- s under the ban any sign boards within one thousand fect of railroad grade crossing. H. B, 166—Defining the state mill public terminal ance N. D. A. C. ' S. B. 51—$65,000 as an offset for Federal Aid in Agricultural Exten- sion Division Work of N. D. A B. 49—$10,000 for Mainten- Ane o: Pure Seed Lab. at N. D. A. hl 3,000.00 Mainten- 269—Raises the salary of s Relieving the forward- appointed deputy sheriff ing bank of liability in drafts or other instruments until cleared by S. B. 152—$12,000 to make re- und of income taxes illegally col ing county agen commissioners their every effort in a campa spring for eradication 0-Amends section 1440 C. so that Rural Schools which | receive tuition funds from adjoin- ing districts shall ‘matically depr S. B. 197—Puts all bonding, sur- on for revocation of charter i ase of discrimination, 3. and elevator grain elevator. H. B. 43—-$66, and’ maintenance ot School of Forestry. % H. B. 163—Puts the award of moth- i __Hxec : ions entirely Lieut. Gov. $2,000; hands of the county comm i |fixes maximum aid at fifteen years Court Reporter and Law Librarian | toy children in whose behalf pension . and removes pension- + ling from jurisdiction of the county 20.00 for reopening 108--Permits counties hire special attorney for collection nd feed lien accounts. ed of State Aid. Omnibus bill, | ng appropriations to all state | departments as follows: FE: Office $21,800; thresher’s liens supercede all other attachments to lien must be ter work cum- - | zdologist. ing interstate Commerce Com- ilroads to issue on to order nsportation to. ays, who ship one carload of stock to create a new ure automobile about and puts a schedule of licenses on Judges of District Secretary of State $41. y State Public Printing $27, ate Auditor $41 er $15,640; Insurance Depart- the- Industrial Board of Admini: Commission, ration and Work- men’s Compensation Bureau to re- state departments taining offices in the city of Bis- marck outside of the Capitol Grounds moved to the building now occupied by the Bank of North Da- trucks $20.00; 2% ‘Fon $27.50; 3 ton $70.00; 5 ton $130.00; for trucks over The bill further, ex- acts a fee of $10.00 per passenger carrying capacity of all motor busses. oline tax is also attached to the bill providing that the first $200,000 shall go to . B. 145—Increases the limit in jvalue of property legally to be held iby religious and charitable corpora- tions to $500,000.00 in place of the | present $200,000.00. H. B. 127—An act extending the rights of eminent domain as to State (aimed to permit con- 5 ton $250.00. ent $21,200; Attorney Gener- department $90,600; ¢ Instruction $48,901 ate Aid and | 800; Department of | Examination $6 . 293—Concurrent Verry, Secretary of the Senate and Miss Barbara Seavey, Desk Stenographer of the and Howard Thomas and D. dexter, assistant chief clerks of the House, to supervise the indexing of the journals, fixing $7.00 per day. B. 290--Concurrent resolution inquiring why statutes have not been $160,000 gocs to the Highway Co: ion for operation for the Regis- tration Department and the ided between the coun- H. B, 82—Prohibits any officers or|'ty where the license fee originates employee of State, county, political|and the state. H. B. 152-—Amends present 8-hour ‘going on the hond of any oth-|@ay law on women workers so as Aimed to|to make exceptions in cases of rural depositing} telephone exchanges in villages or bonds| towns with less than 500. population|¢omplied with requiring the Indus- at the discretion of the workmen’s|trial Commission to file an annual report not later than February first S. B. 9—$19,450 to,reimburse the land near Insanc Hospital, ranty Fund for : town, for drilling a well for water supply system). Bank Examiners De- x Commission- ; partment $12! ‘$130,000 is di Department $68,480; Administration $72,800; State Securi- ties Commission $6,750; sion $49,800 L. 1921 so that original and renewed note need not beth be presented in making col- compensation at i jfrom Bee er officer or employee”. Returned. Soldiers Fund | State Printer $8,990; State | 5. B. 207—Would disqualify a person "rom nomination in primary elections unless he received as s as are required to a require-| petition to get on the ballot. eof labor! S. B, 85—-Gives Tax Commission- er authority to ascertain value of property owner, and business done corporation in the state (Rail- roads) for the purpose of alocat- ing to the state ‘an income tax don proportion of property owned and business done to the full equipment and business of the orporation. Measure also provid- funds in banks upon whose \their names may be sureties. H. B. 36—$267,700.00 for ance of Feeble- Legislative As- inten-} Compensation bureau. bly 1927, $102,000. 140— $989,555 tiversity of North Dakota. House Bills Passed and Signed by; H. B. 194—Requires that all auto-|and requiring tho State Bank Exam- mobiles owned by State departments|iner to twice annually purchased for official use shail|the Bank of North Dakota, makigg have painted on either side of the|his report through the car the name of the department and | Commission: ded Institute at 32—$76,600.00 for salaries, wages and miscellaneous maintenance “State of ‘North Dakot for failure to have car so labeled» |bonds by any political sub-division H. B; 239—Requires that persons|until governing body has been au- rented |thotized to do so by a majority of all H. B. 260—Prohibiting issiianci H. B, 43--$16,200.00 for’ repayment of a loan made to Dickinson Normal ‘Maintenance State Training School at Mandan. H. B. 19—Repeals Sec. 1626b, S, L. 1913, creating a milling experimental plant at the Agricultural College. H. B, 338—$265,400.00 current and ontingent expenses of State Peni- entiary at Bismarck. a H, B. 185—Re-enacts the by assed in 1923 by which the railroad | commission assumes jurisdiction over motor transportation companies, giv- mission power to regulate ‘operating public dances in or their own hall must get a permit | qual from the city commission, board or county commission if in an|ment,. com! township before such|tnstitution of the state to file bud- public dance can be held. Describes} get edtimates with the budget board, immodest dancing and sets up sys-|not later than’ October first of cach tem of regulation of dancing places.|year preceding the session of the H. B, 216—Makes correction Pank of North Dakota Act so that Real Estate Series Bond shall run 30]C. L. 1913 to raise the foes charge- years from the date of issue instead |able by county surveyors from $3.00 ‘of 80 years from date of the ori; lenabling act. 158—Amends B. 90—$40,000.00 for purchase | installation of s at Jamestown Insane Hospital. H. B. 17—Repeals standing appro- priation of $5,000.00 for regulatio of dairy industry; covered in budget of dairy commission, H. B. 16—Repeals Chap. 166, S. I 1921, prohibiting sale of narrow gauge sleds. ; H. B. 20—Repeals old act giving $60,000.00 standing appropriation to tenance of National Guard. Must be directly appropriated hereafter every two years. H. B, 28—$93,794.00 for mainten- ance Ellendale Normal and trial School. H. B, 25—$150,650.00 for mainten- ance of Dickinson Normal. H. B. 26—$30,000.00 to pay exist-! p ing deficit in wolf bounty fund. 24,000.00 for salary, tra- vel and maintenance of State Truns- portation officer. H, B. 63,—Repeals Sec. 2548, C. L. 1913, requiririg assessors to list men eligible to military service. H, B, 96—Re-enacts law govérning licensing of. abstractors, H. B, 241—Requiring every depait- n, and bureau, and as federal income tax law. v further that certificates | A calls for partnership repcrts expire at maturity but may be con-| alto partnerships are mot acts a th }legislature. . f H. B. 221--Reenacts Section 3! fies many details of the state in- feet eate 8. B. 274—Requires the board of | come tax law. covnty ecmmissioners to audit the books and records of the county S. B. 151—Reduces interest rate on delinquent tax sales of personal ultural agent and put him on| property by 3% a year. Reduces iniil {to $5.00 a day. B, 183—~Adds prohibition Trangportation company: is assessed varying amount from $15 to $30 for) tute governing procedure in taking |state of mortgaged property so as to animals providing | bring property on which there is “a y be sold 60 days|conditional sales contract” penalty fzate from 1% per month S. B. 232—Authorizes the board| to. % 071%. 5% penalty remains certifiedte and $10 for: ‘each motor ‘d driven vehicle with a $2.00 per ton]tfsr tne sere ma |further chatge om all vehicle weigh-| after the 3-consecutive week advey-|the scope of the statute. tisement instead of 12 months as at cope | present, the same and total interest charge- able on delinquent personal prop- jing over three ton. H, B, 144—Provide with grade crossing gambler. Eliminates requirement that petitions for letters of sdmin- H., B, 40—$13,500.00 for operation |istration must be ‘filed with igration commissioners depart- fie eal an B, 236—Requires banks to maintain cash reservé of 20% on deman:! and 10%. on time deposits, ‘5 of which sum may be in nego- enalty for drivers of all vehicles} jmmi which do not come to a complete! ment, stop before crossing railroad track; regulates warning signs, etc. H. B,, 242—Gives the district court eee 170—Makes present H. B. 34—$147,329.00 School. for}tourt procedure. govern in crimin: "Tease appeals relative to’ transcript H. B. 112$1,000.00 for prevention |or statememt of case obviates rewrit- ing of statement in criminal appeats. ' H. B. 166—Permits - district count : fund for} judge in Burleigh county to hold two 178—Corrects present statute|operation of game and fish depart-|consecutive jury, terms and fixing n 2 governing convictions for “first de-4ment and ‘maistenanve ef hitcheries | Jury terms-in Burleigh County and sections 3090-3098 inclusive, and] gree murder” to_read ag such instead|and game preserves, S. B. 270—Requires. that holders of second grade elementary teach- ing certificates must have had 4 te taxes illeg-|years high school work and 8% “ing months successful teaching ex- ‘Power now only with state tax| perience plus six weeks wor! Deaf, Devils Lake. | judge jurisdiction in the foreclosure} of bee disease. 88—$86,400.00 from fees cdl. leoted and hunting licen: of tax liens in cases of irregular tax ata nae: i state noymal__summer_ 2 ~8, B. 124—Permits payment of" 8. B, 48—$600.00 appropriation Cass county.to be-called the « first TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 192 Se SLATURE | ~~ Tuesday of each month of the year except, July and “August. H. B, 289—Permits removal of school house valued at not over $3000 and dis: d to another section school district on petition of sjority of the electors if mov- ing cost is not over % value of the building. H. B. 184—Amendg section 69 C. 1. 1913 so that printer publishi the popular edition of the laws shall set the type the the authenticated edition. T! being to pay the double cost of com- position t& the State. The present popular edition is set 13 ems pi wide and the official 25/ems wide. H, B. 286—$15,000 to the Emergen- cy Commission for transfer to the Attorney Generals Department for use in legal battling for retention of statutory lignite rates in case railroads fight the rates established by the 19th legislative assembly. H. B. 186—Makes bank calls issued by the State Bank Examiner to N. D. State Banks issuable at the same time the Comptroller of currency at Washington issues calls to National Banks. H. B, 281—Prohibits use of re- trievers or dogs of any kind in re- trieving upland game but permitting use of dogs for retrieving water game. H. B, 180—Reenacts Sec. 1, Chapt. 97, S. L. 1921 defining intoxicating liquors as those containing % of one percent or more of alcohol which are fit or intended for beverage use, adds the word intended. TAMARACK FOR FENCE POSTS RECOMMENDED Fargo, N. D., March 10.—Use, of tamarack for poles and fence posts is recommended by R. C. Miller, agricultural engineer at the North Dakota Agricultural college. “We are receiving many requests for information from North Dakota farmers who are planning to buy fence posts in northern Minnesota this spring or before June 30, when the greatly reduced freight rates of- fered by the railways will cease,” Mr. Miller says. “The supply of green:cut white cc- dar has been greatly depleted and tamarack is rapidly displacing it. With the exception of long leaf pine, tamarack is the heaviest and one of the strongest and toughest of soft woods. For buildings such as pole frame barns and straw sheds, it should be far ahead of the pines and white cedar of northern Minne- sota, “The strength of tamarack should be a point in its favor when consider- ing its use for fence- posts. Testi- mony as to its durability varie Some say it isn’t worth using, oth- ers speak very highly of it. How- ever, one will hear similar testimony regarding other fence post timbers. “An investigation of —tamarack fence posts was made in Michigan several years ago, Examination w2? made of 43 fences containing 1744 posts. Those standing from five to twelve yeurs,—an average of nine years—were 74 per cent sound post Oak post fences which averaged nine years in age were only 70 per cent sound. When vlder fences were ex- amined, however, it was found that the oxk showed up considerably bet- ter than the tamardck.” FIRST LOVE NESTS London, March 10—Birds have flirtations, love battles, engagements and .honeymoons, just like human beings, says Julian S. Huxley, famous “A wife bird often attacks an un- attached female with whom she sees her ‘husband’ flirting,” he says. “If a female grebe pays no attention to the courting of a male, he often seeks another female, It is rather common then for the first female to attack her sister savagely. “Just after- mating,~the female Louisiana heron rests her head against the male in a sentimental ¢ female phalarope, a rather rare bird, does all the courting. She then lays the eggs, but the male hatches them, while the female flies around with other females. The high-priced cuts of beef, such as sirloin steaks, are said to be less nourishing than internal organs, such as liver. ———————_=== Getting Too Fat? Try This — Reduce People who don’t grow too fat are the fortunate exception. But if you find the fat accumulating or already cumberstone, you will be wise to fol- low this suggestion, which is endor- sed by thousands of people who kvow. Ask your druggist for Mar- mola Prescription Tablets and fol- low directions. One dollar is the price the world ove: Eldg., Detroit, Mich. By doing thi you will be able to reduce steadiiy nd easily and pleasantly, without starvation diet or tiresome exercise. Start taking them today and get slen- fer—Adv. : | FARMERS! Now is the time to look over your harnesses and have us oil or repair them, putting them in first class condition for the heavy spring work. We handle a complete -line of New Har- nesses anda leather repairs. Prices very reasonable, t Harnesses oiled per set $1.00 to to $1.25. Saddles repatred> shoes halt soled. Also a 30 day Special Sale of New Harnesses. A, TR. REIF, Prop, Corner Bdwy and 6th. Street.