The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 16, 1933, Page 2

8. B. 149—Trout of Renville: Re- BR Be SAR 8. B. 217—Education committee: :| Establishes state equalization fund with half to go to public schoolg and other half to school districts for “achool relief.” 8. B. 222—Thorson of Hettinger: Permits border school districts to pay tuition for students attending high school across state line. 8. B. 236—Whelan of Pembina: Prohibits changes in text books of- nepotism unlawful in state office. H, B, 26—Shurr of Bottineau: Gives state’s consent to federal government 3|to acquire Jand for forests if neces- sary. H. B. 68—Committee on cities: Pro- vides for establishing of rental sewer systems. H. B. 70—Committee on cities: Pro-| Of people. vides additional powers for cities. H. B. 98—Carlson of Griggs-Steele: for | Provides yearly examination by state Murphy of Walsh: Changes name of feeble minded school to “Grafton State School.” Why Get Up Nights? Make This 25c Test Physic the bladder as you would : the bowels. Drive out impurities and excessive acids that cause irritation, saa examiner of books of public adminis- trators and other county offices. H. B. 99—Carlson of Griggs-Stecle: Provides sheriffs, clerks of district | ings courts and public administrators must deposit funds with county treasurers. H. B. 105—Svingen of Bottineau: Prohibits state auditors and examin- ers from setting interest charge ac- count on amounts invested in public buildings. H. B. 107—Crockett and Hill of Cavalier, Svingen of Bottineau and Sundby of McLean: Authorizes prison | ge . | to make coffins. H. B. 110—Sundby of McLean: Compels brokers to furnish county auditor with names and addresses of | Purchasers of bonds originating in the county. H. B. 138—Muus and Peterson of ‘Ward: Provides for removal of city managJs within six months after be- ing named. H. B. 146—Hill of Cavalier: Per- mits governor to remove workmen’s compensation commissioners without cause. H. B. 147—Hill of Cavalier: Abol- CENTER TRACTION gives EXTRA GRIP! —to dig in, grip and hold. A big treason why millions more people tide on Goodyear Tires. Come in— we'll demonstrate! New 1933 Edition of “The Tire Within Reach of All.” See it! GOOD. YEAR Pathfinder Makes pipe lines common carriers un- der jurisdiction of board of railroad commissioners. as: Repeals low providing for re- Cass: Repei we lor re- call of elective officers in cities using commission form of government. iH. B. of McLean, Endres of Sioux: Provides for old Pensions, H. B. 244—Anfinson of Rolette: Transfers department of weights and measures from food commissioner to board of railroad commissioners. H. B. 249—Anfinson of Rolette: Provides for centralized regulatory de- partment. H. B. 276—Patterson of Ward, An- personnel commission to board of H. B. 269—Twichell of Cass, Swett of Kidder, Homnes of Divide, Aljets of Wells: Centralises poor relief ad- ministration. H. B. 314—Place and Noben of Bill- Mountrail: tion. provision age of native gas must be used when Poast! ible. H. B. 335—Owings of Burke-Divide: Defines lignite coal for rate making purposes. H. B. 340—Carison of Griggs-Steele: Provides board of administration shall H, B, 349—Agricultural Committee: Limits amount of statistics to be gathered by assessors. 8, B. 29—Olson of Barnes: Abolishes state immigration department. S. B. 111—Matthael of Wells: Re- peas law prohibiting smoking in fes, / Corwin-Churchill 6.00-18HD 22.70 22.35 6.90-19ND 13.59 13.20 Motors, Inc. ‘Other Bisco in Proportion Phone 700 Bismarck, N. D. * 8. B. Pembina: Makes optional examination of rec- ords of county officers at end of term. = 8. B. 145—Miklethun of Barnes: Provides all receipts of municipal Plants to be kept in separate funds. CO: YOU CAN LEARN THE SECRET Sead this coupea—and you'll wish you'd discovered Ourdoor Girl Beapty Products loag age! tangible personal property for itance tax purposes which was omitted in 1931 bill. wherever you find joy in life, “cis always “Luckies Please” It’s a pleasure to meet such such delightful character! Like the smile of an old friend, the _the true pleasure of real mildness... oe Bat appropriates 610,000 for | Tie™, the 3 North Dakota House of Mercy. heed em hag medical examiners. 8. B..4i—Appropriates $1,500 = Of: feeble “minded in state Boviet Minot Normal. ° 8. B. 80—Appropriates $128,044 for EB sl —Appropeistcs oneqen toc! SIMPLY WORN OUT? Wahpeton science school. out of ‘The Lslond of Madeira, port of call for mart Mediterrenton crulses i: i tl ir if i in a at friendly mildness... i i Ei i i i a 1 c Hy ii i i! For those choice tobaccos are“ Toasted” —pure a by that mellowing, purifying treat- ment only Lucky Strike gives. Yes, it’s for those two reasons, Character _ and Mildness—“Luckies Please!” iy ip intl Ht i z ll i ii § ! F