Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-01-13
The House..

AS 14OuSCs
The house was called to order prompt
ly at 2 o'clock. Prayer was offered by
the chaplain.
At the conclusion of the roll call the
speaker referred the revision of the
journal to the proper committee.
The special committee on rooms re-
ported that they had secured the follow
ing named quarters: Judiciary and rail
roads a room in the Mckenzie block on
Main street.
For the committee on appropriations
a room in the Eppingcr building on
Main street.
For the committee on taxation and
tax laws, a room in the Taylor building.
For the committee on education and
temperance the Grand army hall.
For the committee on agriculture
room in the Mckenzie block on Main
street.
Committee on banking, a room in the
Eppinger building.
The committee recommended the ap-
pointment of James Crimson, Frank
Smith, Thos. Fortune, Joseph Fox, M.
H. Weeks, S. M. Howard, Lewis John
son and Joseph Wood as janitors.
Mr.. Stevens of Burleigh moved that
all citizens of the state be granted the
The following bills were introduced,
rool %ho Erc+ md concp1 t;o,o opI no
ferred:
BILLS INTRODUCED.
House Bill Mop, by Mr.. Allen. Amends
section 2767 of the code with relation to
the rights and capacity of husband and
wife.
House Bill No. 3, by Mr.. Earl, provid-
ing for a boiler inspection law. Provides
that the governor shall appoint a boiler
inspector from each judicial district
whose duty it shall be to examine all
boilers and grant licenses. The board
to meet for the making Of rules and reg
ulations for it's government at Bismarck
on March 3. All boilers to be inspected
at least once a year. Provides for quail
~fication of inspectors, fees, etc. Elmer
gency clause.
0House Bill No. 4, by Mr.. Deisem.
Amends section 2O7O of the code with re-
lation to the manner of determining the
population of counties for the fixing OF
salaries of county judges. Provides that
the determination shall be arrived at by
multiplying the vote at the last proceed.
ing general election by five. Emergency
clause.
House Bill No. 5, by Mr.. Brotnov
Amends the law relating to the foreclos
,,ro ~ poortroOoo ~ roo1 rrOrorfv nv I'D
vertisement. Provides for the service Of
notice in person within five days after
the first publication, and mortgage fore
closures to be void unless such service is
made, except it shall be shown that dill
gent inquiry failed to reveal any person
concerned, upon whom the service coulc
, be made.
House Bill No. 6, by Mr.. Allen, amends
Sections 32O5 and 5000 of the code with
, relation to building and loan associa
E tons.
, House Bill No. Z, by Mr.. Stevens, adds
incurable insanity to the list of grounds
for divorce.
q House Bill No. 8, by Mr.. Michels
amends the present law with regard tx
liens for sire.
. House Bill No. 8, by Mr.. Lynch, pro
3 vides that mortgages of personal prop
a erty shall prepare, furnish and read tx
mortgagors copies of the instrument.
and that mortgages shall be void unless
the fact of such reading and delivery il
acknowledged over the signature of thu
mortgagor.
:, House Bill No. 10, by Mr.. Hale. Pro
: vides an appropriation for the state dea.
. and dumb school,. Provides $$335, $50 fo
maintenance and S24,8O for improve
ments.
) House Bill No. II by Mr.. Winslow
+. Provides that the term of county treas
t urers begins the first Monday in Febru
airy following their election.
r Messrs. Bacon. Cassell and Stevenson
were appointed as a committee to inves
tigate the cause of SO much cold coming
in through north windows of the capito
building.
4 The concurrent resolution commend
ing the North Dakota volunteer troops
at Manila, introduced in the senate b.
l Mr.. Baker, was introduced in the hous
3 and adopted.
Mr.. McHarg Of Stutsman introduced
the following resolution:
Resolved, That the opinion of the At
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