Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-02-17

sage Of the Hanna subsidy bill, to en-
courage the shipment of grain to the
Orient.
Laidlaw's, amending the code relating
to encumbranccs.
Hanna's, educational amendments,
providing for travelling libraries, appro
priating $3.50 therefor, teachers insti
tvtcs, etc.
McGillivray's, for the creation of irri.
CATION districts and payment of expenses
thereof.
Mobiles, providing for the approval OF
bonds in damages for trespass by Justice
of the peace.
Laidlaw's, repeating the law providing
for discharge of recorded instrument by
entry in margin.
Twichells joint resolution for the is
suance of certificates of indebtedness of
S15O,ON for the establishment of a Irvine
plant.
Sharpe's, legalizing the acts of officers
OF corporations as notaries public.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
The following bills have been passed
by the house:
Aliens, relating to the rights of hus
band and wife.
Aas's, reducing the maximum rate of
interest to ten per cent.
Bacon's, providing for the appoint
ment of chaplains at the state peniten-
tiary.
Ugland's, providing for joint county
poor farms.
Hauan's. relating to the meetings of
township supervisors.
Laughlin's, providing for the giving of
fidelity bonds by county treasurers.
Laughlin's, permitting state banks to
invest their. surplus in real estate mort
cages:
Tufte's, making all warehouses public
warehouses.
Cassel's, providing that balances in
county depositaries shall be apportioned
according to relative assessed capital.
Thomas's, relating to persons who NAV
be defendants to action to quiet title to
real property.
Winslow's, providing for the covering
of certain collections o%fpenalty and inter,
est into the general fund of the county.
AeCoCCLIdyCl >, SOVCluluS pIOCcOuEC lOr
the removal of county seats.
Aliens, providing for the mortgaging
of estates of deceased persons, on order
of county Judge.
Wallace's, providing for the publica-
ton of statements of township treas
urers.
Stevens, amending the law relating to
building and loan associations.
Stevens, providing for the publication
of election returns in tabular form by
precincts.
Gilbertson's, providing for the build
ing of dams.
Nelson's, permitting the su%perinten-
dent of the state deaf school to solemn
ize marriages.
McHarg's, making it misdemeanor to
beat trains, and authorizing employees to
make arrests. Anti-tramp law.
Hale's, amending the law relating to
building and loan associations.
Kennedy's, authorizing county COM
to offer rewards for grain
thieves.
Sanford's, appropriating $4,000 for
the maintenance of the state capitol and
offices.
Glasgow's, exempting certain persons
from the penalty against the unlicensed
practice Of veterinary surgery.
Lynch's, providing for the publication
Of 1000 copies of the session laws.
Lynch's, appropriating $4,000 annual
~ for state printing.
TO BE REPORTED.
The following are some Of the meas
ures in committee that have not yet been
reported n
Arnold's, providing for the creation of
the office of state temperance commits
sioner and his duties.
Luke's primary election law, abolish
ing county conventions. There are also
a number of primary election laws, in
Guiding Bakers, Winslow's, Lynch's
Titles.
Twichell's, providing for the assess
ment of telegraph, telephone and ex-
press companies on the Nichols law
plan, proportion of value to capital
stock.
Earl's, boiler inspection bill.
Diesem's, providing for three cent
mileage fare or all roads.
Stevens, general law covering negotia
BILE instruments.
APPROPRIATIONS.
None of the institution appropriation
bills have been reported back from com.
mittees. In all of them there will be
amendments in committee reducing the
aggregate amounts to be appropriated
There are also a list of other a%ppropria'
ton bills, some having passed n house
some not>yet reported, the total list be-
ing as follows:
For the state insane asylum. $4,000 OK
For the deaf school. ........ $3.50 OK
Reward in Spicer case...... 500 OK
For the state penitentiary.. 10000 OK
tion....................... 2,024 q
For Valley City Normal
school. ........a 52,335 o.
For Mayville Normal school. 48,5OO o.
For Agricultural college,. 49,838 o.
For Soldiers Home ........ 24,25O O
For expenses in rate case.... 1852 u
For repair of executive man
sion 5OO U