Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-02-17
THE WORK 50 FAR.
What Has Been Done by the Legisla-
ture Up to the Present
Time.
List of the Bills that Have Passed Both
Houses, and Passed Each
House.
A Total of 276 Bills introduced, of
Which Many Yet Remain to be
Acted On.
Work of the Legislature.
From Saturdays Daily.l

IlcTc are IWcIlv-OnG days - three
weeks more of the session of the Sixth
Legislative Assembly. TO finish all the
work before the houses will require
steady work. There have been in all 27t
bills introduced in the two houses up tt
the present time of which l2l are in tho
senate and l52 in the house. The mum
Der that have passed both houses up tt
the present time is not great, and in
cludcs the following measures:
LaMourc's, amending the divorce law
providing for twelve months residence il
the state, which has been passed and APP
proved.
Hanna's, providing for registry of Ger
tain deeds without certificates of taxes
paid.
Cashels concurrent resolution proyid-
ing for Il memorial asking Il government
appropriation for improvement of the
navigation of the Red river and proven
ton of floods.
Bakers appropriating $500 to Peter
Shicr for the capture of the Spiccr muir
dercrs.
Laidlaw's, making the salaries of chap
lains s3a day.
Judiciary Committees, relating to the
appointment of guardians nd Item.
Littlc's, providing that revocation of
attorneys license constitutes a forfeiture
IF Office nc attornoH,
Aliens, amending the law with rela-
ton to building and loan associations.
Dwire's, relating to the times that
stock may run at large.
Chacey's. amending the drainage law
and rendering legal certain warrants is
sued hereunder.
Aliens providing for continuation of
cases where parties or attorneys are
members of the legislature.
PASSED THE SENATE
The following bills have passed the sen
ate:
LaMoure's, making the salary of the
supreme court reporter S1,5OO annually.
McCarten's concurrent resolution for
the investment of school lands in county
and municipal bonds, or mortgages on
farm lands.
Manste!dHs, for a bounty of So on gray
or buffalo wolves.
Ames', providing instructions to courts
for the granting Of alimony in divorce
cases.
Ames', making unknown parties de-
PENDANTS in certain actions.
Creels, providing for the payment for
publication of insurance statements at
full legal rates.
Cronan's, providing for dis
solution of certain actions against GER
tain corporations.
Hegge's, defining the duties of the
commissioner of agriculture and labor.
McGillivray's, providing for the pub
LEGATION of quarterly statements by au-
ditors and treasurers.
Mobiles, amending the law with rela-
ton to the redemption of real property
sold at tax sales.
Twichell's, providing dates when real
and personal taxes become delinquent.
-Ames', relating to note of issue and Or
der of trials.
Ames,' governing the validity of un-
recorded Instruments.
Ames', providing for certifying facts
relating to moneyed corporations by the
secretary of state to the state examiner.
Hanna's, providing for foreclosure of
chattel mortgages on crops.
Little's, ap%propriating $500 for the re-
pair OF the executive mansion.
> Laidlaw's, regulating justice court
practice in certain cases.
Mobiles, reducing the term of county
boards of health.
Little's, relating to the sale of personal
property under execution in Justice court
by advertisement.
Mobiles, providing for the manner Of
collection of taxes by county treasurer.
Cashel's, providing for a rate of three
per cent by Repositories on deposits of
state funds.
Creels memorial. asking for the pas