Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10


breaks, and compensation of fire war
dens against corporations.
Noble-Terms of court at Bismarck,
Fargo and Grand Forks.
misunderstanding date of de1in-
quency of taxes.
Ames-Regulating notes of issue
and order of trial.
Cashel-Providing rate of interest
to be charged by state repositories.
Misunderstanding for calling in
another judge in civil actions on affi-
davit of prejudice.
IN THE GOVERNORS HANDS.
Hanna-Providing compensation of
81 a day for janitors and watchmen of
the legislative assembly.
Notwithstanding the fee for
recording brands with the secretary of
state to 81.
Sharpe-vesting title to real prop
erty in persons who have held undis-
puted possession for ten years.
Sharpe-Legalizing acts of officers
and stockholders of corporations as
notaries public in actions where the
corporation is interested.
Misunderstanding state examiner
to adjust discrepancies in tax accounts
between counties and state auditor.
Arnold-.Applying registration law
for voters to all cities in the state hav-
over 800 inhabitants.
Sanborn-Providing for deduction of
assessed valuation Of real estate own
ed from value of capital stock in
assessing bank stock.
Mansfe1d-Wolf bounty bill.
Litt1e-Primary election.
LaMoure-Divorcec cases filed before
July come under short term resi-
dence.
Arno1d-Authority of cities in is
suing bonds.
Neutrality-suspicious. of fish com.
missioner.
Arnold-Deeding eighty acres of
land to state university.
Ames-Physical education in public
schools.
Creel's = Appropriating $500 to
soldiers at Manila. .
Sharpe-Opening andvacating high.
ways.
Porter - Proposed constitutional
amendment taxing grain in elevators
at fixed rate.
Committee-Issuanc of tax deeds
Laidlaw-Transmis of county
collections to state treasurer.
Creel-Division of organized town
ships.
Committee-Duties of state board Of
health.
McCanna-Purchase of tools for
road work.
Committee-Purchase of land for
penitentiary farm.
neutrality-suspicious. for reap.
praisement Of school lands.
Committee = Proposed amendment
reducing minimum price of school
lands.
Committee--Memorial for federal
grain inspection.
Cashe1-Memorial to congress ask
ing for survey of the Red river with
view to prevent overflows, and inn
provement of navigation.
Arnold-Appropriating $500 for the
deficit of the state university.
Creel-To encourage the shipment
of grain to China and Japan by grant.
ing subsidies to steamship companies.
Hanna-General educational, pro.
viding an appropriation of $3.50 for
travelling libraries, for appropriation
of 81, 600 for furtherance of high school
work, and for regulation of attendance
on training schools and teachers in.
stitutes.
Joint game law con1mittee-Regulat.
ing hunting seasons, providing for
portion of hunting license fee to be
paid to the state, and harmonizing the
general game law.
Noble-Providing for approval of
bond in case of trespass, by justice
of the peace.
Cashel-Concurrent resolution for a
constitutional amendment to permit
the location of a school for the feeble
minded at the city of Grafton.
Sharpe-Appropriating 81, 600 to pay
the expenses of the prosecution of the
maximum rate case.
Little = Appropriating additional
clerk hire for the. commissioner of
agriculture and labor.
Mans6eld-Apdropriating $500 to
pay S. E. Olson for furniture furnish
ed the state capitol building in 1894.
Porter = Appropriating $500 for
travelling expenses of the commission
ers of railroads. ea
Creel-Proving for an annual en-
campment of the national guard at
the Rock Island military reservation
near Devils Lake.
Notwithstanding the employ
ment of convicts in the state peniten-
tiary in the manufacture of twine.
Cashe1-Legalizing past irregulari-
ties in the formation of school dis
tricts.
T Ames-Requiring secretary of state
to notify state examiner of the incor-
poration of moneyed institutions.
Ames-Providing for the appoint
ment Of an assistant to the state ex-
aminer.
Twichell-Providing for assessment
of grain in elevators.
Sanborn-Fixing salaries Of county
judges, where county courts have in
creased jurisdiction.
HOUSE BILLS.
APPROVED BY THE GOVERNOR.