Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1895-03-15
BILLS PASSED
And Still in the Govern or's Hands
for Action.

The total number of bills introduced
in the senate was ITS; of these IS passed
both houses. The last one reached the
governor at 11:07 p. m. March s. One
was vetoed and So remain for the gov
ernor's action, and IS approved; 81 failed
in the house and 100 in the senate. In
the house $50 we're introduced; of these
1l5 passed the house but 50 failed in the
senate. Sixty-two passed both branches,
and up to the time OF adjournment %
had been approved. The last one was
delivered to the governor at 11:O5 p. m.
and the legislature adjourned at Ills
p. N.
Senate bill No. lao jBrown's): Defining
qualification of electors of Indian de-.
scent.
Senate bill No. 131 (Haggart's): Con-
STRUNG limit of debt relating to sewers
and water works in cities.
Senate bill No. 1874 (Haggart's): Re-
latirg to taxes for city improvements and
their collection.
Senate bill No. 144(Plain's): Amending
chapter 60, section 81, laws of 1890, as
amended by section 8, chapter Sc, laws
Of 1891. Duties of superintendent of
public instruction.
Senate bill No. 143 (Wishek's):
-Ame nding probate code as to time to
actions in SANDER and libel.
Senate bill No. IS days.: A%ppropria.
ton for School for Deaf.
Senate bill No. II (Steven's): Requir-
ing city taxes to be collected by county
treasurer.
Senate bill No. 1923 (Rourke's): Pro-
viding for liens on crop where lands are
sold on crop payment plan.
Senate bill No. 3 (McCarten's): Re-
lating to teachers certificates on exami-
nation.
Senate bill No. 16 (Strom's): Estab-
fishing courts of cancellation.
Senate bill No. 118 lRourke's): For
deposit of money, chattels or effects in
court, in case of dispute.
Senate bill No. 1913 (Gregory's): Re.
lating to prairie fires.
Senate bill No. SO (Committee's): De.
timing property exempt from taxation
Reduces personal property exempt from
5000 to I$25.
Senate bill No. Ill (Gregory's); Re.
lating to printing the codes.
Senate bill No. 152 (Whlte's): Allows
directors of private corporations to meet
outside of the state.
Senate bill No. 107 (Hillier's): Levy
and collection of road and poll tax.
Senate bill No. ISL (LaMoure's): Re
quiring peddlers to pay a license.
Senate bill No. 125 (Committee's): Ap.
propriating $4,000 for cactus destruc.
ton.
Senate bill No. 25 (Fuller's): Appro.
p~riation jamestown asylum.
Senate bill No. 26 (White's): Valley
City Normal school appropriation.
Senate bill No. 81 (Haggart's) Agri.
cultural college appropriation.
Senate bill No. 20 Nittle's): Peniten.
tiary appropriation.
Senate bill No. 40 (Arnold's): Uni.
yersity appropriation.
Senate bill No. 81 (Strom's): Mayville
Normal school appropriation.
Senate Bill No. 32 Rourke's): Sol
diers' home appropriation.
Senate Bill No. At (Sorley's): Except
ing property from exemption in cases Of
Judgment for bastardy.
Senate Bill No. 81 (P%arkin's): Appro.
priating $500 for weather service.
Senate Bill No. 154 (Clark's): Provid
ing that cities of 800 Inhabitants may be
incorporated.
Senate Bill No. III Wiet's): Prohib.
ting sale or use Of adulterated tobacco
cigars or cigarettes; prohibiting sales o.
any kind to minors.
Senate Bill No. 156 (Committee's): Re
psaling act to promote forest tree culture
Senate Bill No. 99 (Enger's): Allow
ing a tax for the purchase of poison foI
the destruction of gophers.
Senate Bill No. 1876 (Haggart's): Re
pealing law making owners responsible,
for damages from defective sidewalks.
Senate Bill No. 1872 (Committee's): Fo
free text books. Allows vote in eacl
district or township.
Senate Bill No. 18 (Arnold's): For re
newal of chattel mortgages.
Senate Bill No. 1876 (Sorley's): Max
ing Carlisle's tables of mortality prim,
facie evidence.
Senate Bill No. 4 (McCarten's): Fo
teaching civil government and temper
ance.
Senate Bill No. II (McC arten's): Pro
hibiting superintendent of schools from
engaging in other business.
Senate Bill No. liza (Enger's): Relaf
ing to Joint school district in Steele AM