The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 30, 1933, Page 3

MANAGER URGES SAFEGUARDS FOR PUBLIC FUNDS Recommends Examination of Treasurers’ Books and Other Measures be prohibited from paying out pul funds except on warrants signed by the president, or chairman, and audi- state examiner, the report says, add- ing such a system “would almost en- tirely eliminate embezzlement school district funds in the future.” Asks Uniform Accounting If a proposal to abolish of local municipalities is adopted by the legislature, the report says, a pro- vision should be made for a uniform system of accounting by the county treasurer and county auditor with re- spect to keeping the accounts of the local municipalities, Such a system of accounting would be supervised by the state examiner. Bond of the county treasurer would be increased if the county treasurer is made cus- todian of all public moneys of local subdivisions. If the change is made, the report suggests. county treasurers should be examined every six months instead of once a year. It also is recommended that the public administrator be examined by the state examiner; that all deposits made with the clerks of the district court, sheriff and public administra- tors, except taxes and fees, be imme- diately deposited with the county treasurer to be kept in a special fund; that it be made unlawful for any as required by law for public moneys; that it be made unlawful for any treasurer to deposit public. funds in earned were: losses 30.5 per cent, oper- ating expenses 119; operating profit 57.6 per cent. Recommendations made by Tunell as manager of the state fire and tor- nado fund included one that fire and tornado insurance on all public prop- erty in North Dakota be placed with the state fire and tornado fund. “While the fund carries a total of 72 per cent of the insurance coverage on all public property in North Dakota,’ the report says, “the proportionate number of buildings carried per cent of the by the general The report showed estimated valua- tions of public property and insurance coverage to total $63,000,000 for state, school, county and city property, in- surance at 80 per cent of value, $49,000,000; insurance carried by fund, $36,002,660; and percentage car- tied by fund 72 per cent. Ratios to premiums earned were 30.8 per cent losses, for 1932; 6.1 under- writing expense, and 54.1 underwrit- ing profit. (By The Associated Press) SENATE Bills Introduced 8. B. 131—Bonzer of Richland: Im- poses ten per cent leu tax on sf receipts of power, gas, telegraph com] laws. 8. B, 132—Porter of Cavalier: inates allowance of one and one per cent of gas tax retained by * ers for collecting tax. 8. B. 133—Tinnes of Grand Forks: Repeals 1931 act providing for inspec- tion, grading and labeling of pota- 8. B, 134—Tinnes of Grand Forks (by request): Makes state agent of non-residents operating motor vehicles in state for purpose of service. of process in actions out of operation of motor vehicles. 8. B, 135—Cain of Dickinson: Makes it unlawful so Gee motor vehicle on Weather Report Wer i n 3 NO change For North Da- kota: saree 3 colder FORECAST snd Trueeday Bismarck station barometer, of} 28-00. Reduced to sea level, 29.86. NORTH DAKOTA POINTS ° ab, 5 2 Ey BISMARCK, clear .... Devils Lake, cldy. }-Moorhead, Wi 1. Cldy. Valley City, cldy. Jamestown, cidy. s8sas SRSES. Beses8 oe § 8 5.2 | eoSSSSi.,8888n885 3 3 ; SESS. o¥SSTALENSSNSY PESBEERBESBEBEBEREEBESSEEERESEBEEEERSE BSRoABVLSoRVSRS.aossy Hy A z THE BISMARCK MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1988 BIL. 10 ABOLISH IMMIGRATION POST ~ PASSED BY SENATE Records and Fixtures Would Be Transferred to State Forms Cabinet to Lead Fatherland Scout movement, recent winners and Florence Tellinghusen, who » The award is the highest possible Glen Ullin Girl Scouts Honored new honors, are pictured the. first “golden eaglet” of have in girl scouting. Standing is has won a Silver stripe for five years of service. Miss Telling- husen also has‘a silver stripe. ter of public works under Paul-Bon- cour when Daladier became war min- from the/ town, Carpentras, in Prove: morning. Socialist jump of the event, with a/|Left bloc caused the Paul-Boncour and Herriot ministries’ downfalls being sent to the chamber of deputies in the}in 1919, Minister Henry, Cheron's plan for a five per cent in-|a brilliant scholar. entries swept the first|crease in income and general We, I can’t tell you much of anything about what is é# Chesterfields UT I smoke a good deal, and I noticed that they said that Chesterfield Cigarettes were milder and tasted better; so I smoked a package or two and found it to be true. T also noticed that the cigarettes were well- filled, seemed to be the right length and the right circumference, and burned uniformly— not up one side and down the other. I liked the aroma—very pleasing. I liked the appearance of the cigarette—the paper, dead white. The peckage rather appealed to me. I don’t know exactly what it is, but I just like em. It’s about the only luxury that I en- joy; so I think it’s all right for me to have 2 good cigarette, and I believe Chesterfield is just about the best. Chesterfield Redio Program — Every night ex> @pt Sunday, Columbia coast-to-coast Network. Orphaned at an early age, he was educated at state expense and became . Herriot was one of taxes| his teachers in normal school. He was Paris and it was while there that Her. riot persuaded him to enter politics. TO BURY GRIGGS PIONEER Valley City, N. D., Jan. 30.—(@)— Funeral services for Peter Idsvoog, 72, Griggs county farmer for 47 years, will be held at Tuesday, with Rev. Gerhard Hjelmaas of Val- ley City officiating. Idsvoog, who died Friday, leaves his widow, four sons and one daughter. Send Nepotism Bill The author, H. D. of Mc- Intosh-Logan counties, defended the bill saying Lobe states had similar measures and that the ‘ture | ought to do something if oe men | bers did not want a lot of explaining to do when they got home. 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