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

Va COlPOIdtIOuS DIS uOVdElSS puUIC. ftf0a
Cooper's, to defective acknowl-
edgments.
Arnold's, appropriating 5000 for geo
survey Of the state.
The House.
The house convened promptly at 2
o'clock. 45
Reports of committees, and considera-
ton of senate and house bills were made
the days order.
HOUSE BILLS KILLED.
House Bill Al, industrial school appro-
priation. Covered in senate bill.
House Bill 81, appropriation for erec-
ton of school of forestry at Bottineau.
House Bill ITO, state fair at James
town.
House Bill 10, deaf school appropria-
ton. Covered in senate bill.
House Bill 1913, amending qualifica-
tions of jurors.
House Bill 1877, amending challenges
Of Jurors.
House Bill 81, threshing lien bill.
House Bill 1888, governing redempt on
of property sold at tax sales.
House Bill 1853, collection of SPECIAL as
sessments by county treasurers.
House Bill 200, for summoning of wit
nesses.
House Bill 2Ol, tax sale redemption.
House Bill 2O2, tax sale redemption.
House Bill II, change in beginning of
county treasurer's term.
House Bill 121. fixing salaries of coun-
ty auditors.
REPLACED BY SUBSTITUTE.
House Bills Nos. 80, 1875 and 12S, va.
rious primary election laws, were report
ed to be replaced with a substitute bill
presented by the committee on elections.
RECOMMENDED TO PASS.
House Bill No. II, for collection of
vital statistics, when amended to reduce
health officers fee for register of birth
or death, and to strike out the annual
appropriation of $1,000.
House Bill M. 1855, manner of print
ing public documents.
House Bill No. 1879, regulating attend
ance OF witnesses.
House Bill No. 1876. compensation dis
trict school t%reasurers. ~
House Bill No. 191, for consecutive
numbering of vouchers and payment by
state auditor.
Senate Bill No. 70, threshing lien for
repairs, amended to require notice of
needed repairs to mortgage.
Senate Bill No.511O, to pay Burleigh
county $1,197, reimbursement for prose-
cution of w. H. Leonard.
House Bill No. 100, purchase of lands
sold for real taxes, when amended to
strike out the emergency clause.
House Bill No. 174, permitting water
companies or cities to lay water pipes
across bridges.
House Bill No. l78, misdemeanor to
put out poison. T.
House Bill No. 81, Valley City state
fair bill. Takes the place Of the Man.
dan appropriation.
CONFERENCE REPORT.
The conference committee on Senate
Bill No. SO, reported in favor of the
house recession from the amendment
preventing payment of any exchange to
state repositories.
TO GENERAL ORDER.
House Bill No. 100, public printing to
be done in the state, reported without
recommendation.
House Bill No. 1853, permitting erec-
ton of elevator or warehouse on railroad
right of way, returned without recon-
mendation.
NO BILLS WITHOUT CONSENT.
Mr.. Tousley offered a resolution that
no bills should be introduced after Mon
day without unanimous consent, and the
resolution was adopted.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
House Bill 2O5 by Mr.. Allshouse. All
stracts of tax lists to be sem to state
auditors by county auditors on or before
July l.
House Bill No. 206 by Mr.. Miner. Gov
erns renewals of chattel mortgages.
House Bill No. 2O7 by Mr.. Hare. Re-
quires statement of financial ability to
pay for maintenance and care in appli-
cations for admission to state insane
asylum.
House Bill No. 2O8 by MI. Dougherty.
Provides for refund Of moneys paid for
lands sold for taxes illegally. Applies
only to 1897 and subsequent years.
House Bill No. 200 by Mi. Stevens.
Governs taking of testimony in criminal
cases.
House Bill No. 21O, by MI. Thomson.
Public scales to be established on petit
ton Of fifteen tax payers by county
commissioners.
House Bill No. 211, by MI. Lee. Pro-
vides water right of way for irrigation
purposes.
House Bill No. 212, by MI. Wolbert,
by request of a senator. Prohibits ac-
ceptance of railroad pass or frank by
county officials or employment in any
capacity of official by railroad company.
House Bill No. 213, by Mr.Thomas.
Sheriff inspector of weights and meas
ures. @
All senate bills On the clerks desk
were given their first and second reading