Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-10
IN THE LEGISLATURE
Senator Cashe Gets the Report Of the
Special Committee Referred
for Action. lss:' ! ]
Uniform Teachers Examinations Bill
and Chaffee's Tax Legalizing
Bill Are Passed. q" -, 81 zg
Routine of the Work Done In the
House and Senate at Yester- l.
days Session. a..
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE. ".' D..
In the senate yesterday the following
bills were reported: ~ ,-'- 49, 4
Senate bill 30, amending educational
law, providing for high school inspector,
amended to fix salary at S1500 and ex-
penses at $500 and recommended to
pass -. E.e c.ts
Senate bill IA, convention of school
board presidents, to pass. -:
Senate bill 56, adds college of medicine
to state university, to pass. .
Senate bill 12l, appropriation of $500
for repairs of executive mansion, to
pass.
Senate bill 143, capitol maintenance
appropriation, $4,000 annually, to pass.
\ House bill 80, legalizing tax levies,
amended to cover period from 1895 to
1900 and recommended to pass.
Senate bill 124, fund to retire bonded
Indebtedness of; state, annual tax levy,
to pass.
Senate bill los, liens on future earn
ings, amended to provide for notice and
limiting liens to fifty per cent Of earn
ings, and recommended to pass.
House bill II, reports!tof road super
visors, to pass.
APPROVED.
A communication from the governor
announced thePapproval Of the following
bills: 10, state auditing board; rs, in
creasing penalty for kidnapping; 40, pro-
hibiting insurance written outside state
without reports to state agents.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORT REFERRED.
Senator Cashel secured the passage of
a resolution referring the several parts
of the report of the committee on ways
and means for increasing the revenues
of the state to various committees for
action. He said that it had been the
experience in the past that the reports
of the special committees were not acted
upon, kand if the report of this com
mittee was deemed important enough
for consideration it should be acted
upon. He therefore moved that that
part of the report relating to the retire:
ment of the $l53,000 of state asylum
bonds, be referred to the committe on
judiciary with instructions to prepare a
bill to provide for the retirement oi
these bonds when they should become
due. In May, 1892. The motion was
carried. That portion of the report ra,
lating to the preparation of bill to tax
corporations was referred also to the
judiciary committee, and that part
relating to. the change from the direct
tax system to%a gross earnings system
for the taxation of railroads was refer
red to che committee on railroads fol
consideration. Senator LaMoure stated
that the committee on appropriations had
already taken action with reference to 9
bill for an appropriation for the sale, q
public lands SO that, portion Of the re-
port was not referred. n, y J. ) S>:;fE
X TAX BILL PASSED. %aa,j <5jts. f}a
Under suspension Of the rules House
bill 90, Chaffee's, to legalize taxes which
may have been Illegally levied, was read
the third time. and passed in order thai
it might be sent to the house for con
currence in the senate amendments.
,s7a.s u EXCURSION. 5ss " E. ,sees ~
Members Of the senate were invited tx
attend an excursion to- the w Washburr
coal mine to be given By officials Of tht
Z. ,Washburn road on Tuesday Afternoon
next. S. 81, s...5 4. 5=5I: IL :5. %s
<.$3s DIV BY! 81 gss PASSED. sSS 'tss$ NJ.
The following senate bills were passed: 4
Senate bill 81, exposure of hides 9
! beef animals killed. a, III
/ Senate bill le, repealing law forbid ddinl
practice Of law by Judges Of count,
courts having increased Jurisdiction 5
k Senate bill 68. creating state board q
pardons. Il 5s= '.s. h. I'm
3ss TEACHERS EXAMINATION BILL PASSED.
House bill 443, 49, the bill for the uniform
examination Of teachers by the stat
depart Of public nstruction, wa
read tie third time and passed unde
suspension ef the rules .s5t 33;s3
HOUSE BILL IS n fsIsFER RED.
The following house bills were referred
4 577. sve terinarian districts, Judiciary; "A
a exempt judiciary; 1877 tax of ggrainil i
elevators, ways and means; IS, schoo
district bonds, education; 81, trains u
I, stop at count seats, roads; 81, barbe
bill, state affairs; anti hobo law re
peal railroads 9f71 costs u drainage cases
judiciary; 3s, wolf bounty. sta ate atfairs
ii. change i'll anne of deaf school, Judi