The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1935, Page 7

\ oe , i (By the PERNT ma | Senate See introduced: may levy against property to|discot oe cent of present. Taxes and 8. B. 85—Miklethun: Makes sec- retary of state agent for service of} Process uport non-residents using or operating motor vehicles on state highways where damages or to » Person or property has resulted from aE of highways. Judiciary. 8. B, 86—Miklethun and Peterson: for certain exemptions from taxation for farmer owners living on their farms, Taxes and tax laws. 8. B. 87—Provides for driver's li- y gense law under supervision of state highway commissioner. Highways. 8. B. 88—Bonzer: Exempts from taxation and licensing of motor ve- ae under commercial freighting raons engaged exclusively in haul- agricultural products from the farm where produced to the market.| ponds. Highways. 8. B, 8—Bonzer: Exempts vehicles traveling to nearest railway shipping station to state line from taxation for oat state highways for commer- lal purposes. va B. 90—Bonzer: Makes changes in regulations of transportation com- panies using state highways relating , to length of vehicle, loads and type of ‘ vehicles, Highways. 8. B. 91—Bonzer: Requires issu- ance of receipt for road tax paid in- terstate carriers and requiring post- ing of receipts. 8. B. 92—Bonzer: Repeals law re- lating to special auto transportation companies not operating over reg- ular route. 8. B. 93—Bonser: Directs appoint- ment of chancellor for state institu. 8. B. 94—Thorson: Requires phys- {cal rea: for school bus grivers, * 8. Joint Res. D—McDonald and Greene (Stutsman): Protests “acts of violence and terrorism” against Fargo coal driver strikers; demands their release from jail. Ways and means, Bills passed: 8. B. 57—Fixes qualifications of registered 8. B. 64—Provides wolf and coyote bounty. 8. B. 63—Authorizes appointment of CCC procurement officer. 8. Conc. Res. G—Memorializes con- gress for adequate customs and im- |. migration building in International Peace Garden. 8. Conc. Res. I—Memorializes con- ress to give “full consideration” to wnsend old age pension plan. H. Conc. Res. A-3—Urges Great Lakes-St. Lawrence waterway. Reconsidered: H. B. 23—Appoints William Laist custodian of state capitol building with police powers; indefinitely post- Wednesday. Indefinitely postponed: 8. B. 56—Changes assessor's date from April 1 to May 1; increases com- 4|Failure to Create ait of village assessor from three to five dollars a day. discounting pest due interest on loans made by board of university and school lands. 8. B, 40—Directs “proper officials” to discharge real stitutional « Pro- vision register of deeds in counties Of Jess than 6,000 shall also be clerk of Ge etues court and county judge. i. B. Ty Oreates board of naturo- examiners. Resolutions Adopted: 8. Conc, Res, D—Memorializes con- gress to act speedily and favorably upon constitutional amendment: do- ing away with issuance of tax exempt acta of ot violence and terrorism” in Fargo strike; demanding release of prisoners, Bills Introduced: H. B. 114—Schauss: Provides for filing of Updoprteen by candidates for school offices in common school dis- tricts. Elections and election priv- ileges. H. B, 118—Schauss: Repeals act creating office of state transporta- tion officer. State affairs. H. B, 116—Bjerke: Defines riot- ing as @ disturbance of threatened or actual violence involving six per- sons, State affairs, H. B. 117—Scholl: Repeals act re- Meving owner or operator of auto- mobile from liability in event of death or injury to riding guest. State affairs. ane B. 118—Keldel: Establishes cream grading law. Public health. i. B. Lipa tnlopel Includes landlords of furnished ts in ‘lien law of innkeepers. State affairs. H. B, 120—Savre: Provides school district furnish free text books to lcommon and high school pupils and Ltd for payment out of general Education. Fs B. 121—Savre: Cancels unpaid and personal property taxes jevied for year 1933 and all prior Peys. (assessment for taxation Resolutions Introduced: H. Conc, Res. A-10—Scholl-Ditt- mer-Thompson: Urges federal and state highway authorities to cooper- ate in highway construction program in relation to rural and urban com- munities. Highways and bridges. Bills Indefinitely Postponed by House: H. B. 49—Borstad: Creates new cigarette stamp. HB. ae ns Prohibits | His marriage of person who has been confined in any county poor farm or similar institution until elapse of one year after release. CONTINUED from page one: House Resolution Demands Release Of Fargo Strikers Fargo had exceeded their authority in “raiding local headquarters.” Blames Employers Solberg said “we looked into this matter quite thoroughly before in- troducing this resolution.” He claimed conditions in Fargo could be “laid at the premier wresg ee Fool sk what is in that resolution.” The house quieted after the vocal vote, only to see the storm clouds gather a short time later when the house moved into action as commit- tee of the whole. i Wrangle Over Bill 35 For nearly two hours house mem- bers wrangled over passage of sen- ate bill 35, amending laws govern- ing pereentage of electors necessary on a petition to obtain @ levy for grasshopper extermination in coun- ties. Traynor opposed the bill whieh ine ine creases the number necessary {1 ten per cent to 25 per cent of ee tors in the county. The or! bill proposed in the legislature ses sion raised the number of necessary to 51 per cent, but it was cut in com- mittee. Traynor outlined difficulties which thad been encountered in the past to obtain sufficient signatures under the ten per cent rule and expressed belief that “it will be even more dif- ficult under this bill.” E. A. Child of Hettinger clashed ‘ with Traynor over the and claimed “it will not be difficult to get the signatures when al or needed—I am against cent of the county pay for Saat tn per cent wants.” Oglesby Ends Argument The arguments which at one time involved @ half dozen representatives all gesturing from the floor were brought up sharply with the pungent observations by Sam Oglesby of Barnes, “the reasons it Be 2 ? ws if we don’t stop a something about this.” Shortly afterward the bill, on motion of God- Fey was Fiore 06 | on the calendar for action by the house Friday. Recommended for adoption was house bill 76, extending from Dec. 31, 1935, to Dec. 31, 1937, suspension of tax deeds issued to the county upon | sitions Svexpiration of the period of redemp-|dusk tion. Two measures were indefinitely|of the week, movements postponed; one, creating a new cigar-|ment, exact hour in diffe: confined in a county poor farm or similar institution until one year after their release. Gus. A. Schauss of Morton, in a bill introduced by him Thursday, pro- Poses abolishment of the position of state transportation officer, by re- peal of the act creating the office. ‘Two years ago no appropriation was made for the work and no officer was appointed. A cream law, embracing inspection of cream stations, grades Bergeson Defends Fargo Ric Riot Action Fargo, N. D. Feb. 1-—@e— States Attorney A. R. Bergesen is willing to drop charges against Persons still held as a result of strike riots, he said, if: The legislature’ strikes 4 statutes dealing with rioting, and strikes out statutes dealing with cacetiog an officer, mmenting on resolution adopted by the house and sent to committee by the senate, criticiz- ing Fargo officials’ action in dis- Pagid gy he said, “so as know still own running my in Moorhead Thursday ht Miles Dunne, business peal te local 173, announced a resolution would be introduced Friday in the North Dakota legislature asking for appointment of a committee to investigate law enforcement Conditions in Fargo; that Satur- day recall petitions would be aren against States Attorney A. R. Bergesen, “Pwo truck drivers received slight injuries Thursday as minor dis- turbances continued in the strike. Meanwhile 41 of the 94 men ar- rested in Sunday raids were be- ing Lag a yo Syed county jail, others being of charges or released on bond. of cream, enforcement of provisions and penalties for violation is pro- Posed in a bill introduced by Carl Keidel of Morton. Free school books for pupils of jcommon and high schools of the state, to be paid for out of the gen- eral fund are sought by Edwin Savre of Griggs. A pension fund for the blind is cre- ated in s bill introduced by Childs, to be obtained by levy of @ .003-mill tax annually. A pension not to ex- ceed $300 per year, month, . ette stamp, a second prohibitingjof the world, and even registers the Fac dad persons who have been |changes caused by leap. year, 7 fe If and ‘ote bounty, quali- CONTINUE Jp [etre restless (hep from page one- ‘and authorized appointment of a wi |CCO procurement officer. Resolu- og Gee Rogerio ight for an uate customs and immi- State Group Might _ [gration bullding in the International Kill PWA Benefits | Fevee, s4°%2 end to approve ‘the (Townsend old age pension plan. ee Te | Weather Report FORECAST tonight and probebly Saturday; Uetle ably lay; le chang te Thursday’s Legislature (By the Associated Press) House Passed four bills. Killed a bill creating a board of Naturopathic examiners. Killed one resolution. ¢ Adopted two resolutions. Introduced 10 bills and one res- olution, Adjourned until 2 p. m. Friday. Senate Heard federal officials warn benefits may be endangered if leg- islature fails to Rin} bill creating state planning board. Introduced automobile drivers’ license law. Introduced bill providing for chancellor for state institutions, Introduced 12 bills. Proposed abolition of presidents of each of the state educational institutions. Adjourned until 2 p. m. Friday. fontana: Be tonight and N jaturday; warmer extreme east por- tion Voie it. ie Pri pat oe teed id Gaturcay; ite ‘ohange GENERAL L CONDITIONS ‘The weather map has changed Sead ttle since y' “7 (Boise 308) while ocky Mountain region. eaperenares are moderate ina all secti 28.66, Reduced to sea eve Pi ion of license would be ore dered by the Mee for con- viction of the person another state of an offense whith it com-|N mitted in this state, would be viola- tion of the law; for reckless opera- tion of a vehicle causing or con- tributing to an accident; for income petence because of mental or physi- cal disabilities. Appeal from suspension may be taken to district court for determi- nation. Provision of the law requires crediting of fees to the state treas- urer for distribution, 40 percent to| Devils Lake, an operator's license fund for ad- ministration of the act; 40 percent to the state school fund, and 20 per cent to the department of criminal identification. The measure amend- ing an initiated measure approved June 29, 1932, to return the basis of | Ja: Suspensic 50 it to 100 parca waa from 50 percent presented by Senator John Mikle-/Los Angel “me Seeds TworThicds Vote Passage of Miklethun’s proposal| Miles City, would require @ two-thirds vote of both houses of the legislature since the law his measure seeks to change is an initiated law. A physical examination of persons | ny engaged in driving motor vehicles eagheirk used for the transportation of school |Oxia. ae. children is sought by Senator Her-|Qu’Appelle, 8. man Thorson of Adams-Hettinger.|Rapid City, 8. His’bill also provides for mechanical Roseburg, Ore. inspection of school buses. ee rae ae ey 28 Several proposals affecting motor 8. 8. Marie, Mich., rain 20 vehicle operating on state highways Beatite, Wi 56 18 22 SSSR a FSV fo BH a aed SRSENASSSSAF SRS SRSS HS RSSESSSASS ELSSSLS were introduced by Senator Bonzer. O, clear . Senator Miklethun also introduced Sioux lege a, fe /@ bill limiting the maximum amount |Spokane, Wash. cl lof taxes which assessment boards Bashara’s Grocery may levy against property, real, Leow 417 3rd St. Phone 426-3 sonal and mixed, to 55 percent of Ice-Cream, Fruits, the maximum rate or mills per dol- lar of valuation such board is now authorized to levy. Farm Owner Tax Exemption Harry Peterson, of Mountrail, Joined Miklethun in sponsoring an- Other measure, providing for certain vorcinge eae eae for farm Vegetables, Beer owners living on their farms, Every farm owner living on 2 Sauerkraut, 2 No. ,of Edward A. Nichols, Rothsay, Minn., who was sentenced to prison for such jment by giving THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1935 00) without the consent of the corpora- 00) tion. 2 wereld said the agricultural credit #8 /1aws contain penal provisions which {90} can be invoked against anyone at- tempting to “gyp” the government. Williston Postmaster Candidate C Confirmed Washington, Feb, 1. pho teegprattied st ate Thursday confirmed George A. bide as postmaster at Williston, orth Dakota. Swift Current, 8. clear 90 42 je Pas, Man., cle 36 Winnemucca, N., clear 30 Winnipeg, Man., clear. 14 Credit Agent Warns Against Subterfuge Warning that violation of the penal. Provisions of the farm credit act may be followed by federal prosecution was issued Friday by Joseph Fevold, inspector and collector for the Reg-| en Agricultural Credit corporation mre Ea eo lic except at railroad ers COUGH Drop « Real Roe relief! violation. It was disclosed that Nich- ols obtained $750 from the govern- Prices below are good for week of February Ist te 7th, Inc. PEGE MMNE ccsccccesesssesncss OO SALAD DRESSING 2% ...........19¢ Sten fe caseses OS 9c MUSTARD }8,Ssht o Berteous GRAPEFRUIT Nese No, 2 cans, 3 for CORN fc: No. 2 cans, 2 for . IGA Chocolate Offer: 1 ber Baking, 1 bae Sweet ait, =o seeeee MACKEREL xv? 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