Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-22

strung limit or ueOt relating to sewers
and water works in cities.
Senate Bill No. 1872 (Committee's): For
free text books. Allows vote in each
district or township.
Senate bill No. 1874 (Haggart' 81: Re-
latlug to taxes for city improvements and
their collection.
Senate bill No. lat (LaMoure's): Gre.
atlng historical commission, consisting
of the governor, auditor, secretary of
state, commissioner of agriculture, W..
Il. Moorhead and president of North
Dakota Historical society.
Senate bill No. $50 (Committee's): For
repairs on governors mansion.
Senate bill No. ISL (LaMoure's): Re-
qulring peddIers to pay a license.
Senate bill No. 1873 (Dobie's): Provld-
ing for separate privies in school dis
tricts.
Senate bill No. 1852 (White's): Fixing
number and salaries of legislative m
ployes. .
Senate bill No. 166 (Plain's): Fixing
charges for stop over on cars.
Senate bill No. 1877 (Gregory's): Sus-
vending appropriation for Mandan Re.
form school.
Senate Bill No. 1853 (Little's): Ceding
to United States jurisdiction over lands
acquired in North Dakota for military
posts.
Senate bill No. III (Gregory's); Re-
lating to printing the codes.
HOUSE BILLS APPROVED.
House bill No. l (Wineman's): Pro.
viding for the deposit of state funds.
House bill No. 8 (Hodgson's): Repeal
ing gross earnings tax.
House bill No. Uwichell's): For
good roads.
House bill No. 13 (Hanna's); 10 en-
courage the manufacture of potato
starch. Bounty of 2 cents per pound
for five years.
House bill No. IA (Myers'): Regulating
practice of veterinary science in North
Dakota.
House bill No. % (Guinan's): Requir-
ing railroads to keep open station build
ings at all sidlngs where business
amounting to $4,000 per season is done.
House bill No. 80 (Purdon's): Fixing
time for first meeting of city council.
House bill No. 35 Purdon's): Re-
lating to- town and city boards of re-
view.
House bill No. IS (Hill's): Appropri-
ating S2,456.32 for expense of refractory
boys in South Dakota Reform school.
House bill No. 80 (Wineman's): Pro-
hibiting the sale Of cigarettes or their
exposure for sale.
House bill No. 46 (Fleming's): Relat-
ing to permits for the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors by druggists.
House bill No. g. (Cooper's): In
creasing Jail penalty for drunkenness.
House bill No. ga (Prosser's): Regu-
lating number of brakemen necessary to
be employed on trains. Two necessary
for trains of forty-five cars.
House bill No. G5 (Tyler's): Drainage.
1U Is Cldluleu ClllS Will IeCIdlm llC,UUU
acres of the best land in the Red River
valley.
House bill No. 70 (McDonald's): Pro-
tecting hotel keepers from fraud.
. House bill No. "a (Tyler's): Curing
; defective acknowledgements.
l House bill No. 76 (Hanna's): Requir-
ing county auditors to furnish township
clerks with copies of tax lists.
House bill No. II (Committee): TO
pay postage on compilation committee
; reports.
House bill No. SO (Herbrandson's):
Requiring a residence of three years be
) fore a pauper can gain q settlement.
House bill No. IS (Herbrandson's): Re-
l lating to the construction Of bridges.
House bill No. 50 Nelson's): Requir.
ing town officers to give bonds.
House bill No. .99 (Simpson's): Pro.
viding for speedy hearings in supreme
court.
House bill No. 1O1 (Rasmussen's): For
) licensing elevators.
House bill mo. 1o4 (Tyler's): Allow.
ing state banks in towns of 500 inhab.
tants or less with a capital Of SIS 900.
{ House bill No. 108 (Korsmo's): Re-
quiring county treasurers to report town.
hip funds drawn by town ~treasurers.
House bill No.109 Compilation Com
mittee): Code civil procedure.
House bill No.ll10 (Korsmo's): Liens
for ]aborfon farms.
: House bill No. l12 (Colby's): Prohibit
ing the sale of obscene literature. Will
prohibit police news and like publica
. tions.
House bill No. 119 Compilation Com
mittee): Probate code.
House bill No. l2l (McLachlan's:
Board of control for camp ground; re