Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-06

THE SENATE: I.

General Orders. * s.s Y.
! y THE SENATE 81. j.
Z Z In the senate yesterday the committee
on military affairs recommended that
the substitute for Senate bill 81, the
state military board, do pass. IL sz'' ~
The committee On Judiciary reported
Cashel's constitutional amendment for
the location fthe institution for feeble
4 minded at Grafton, ,sfavorably
a The committee on insurance reported
I Senate bill 21, the fraternal insurance
bill, to pass. 2 II }@'< s@> &Efr1 {
Senate bill 10S, sinking fund for insur-
ance companies, was also recommended
to pass. s.ss = =: ass- = . = = ~ t u <
= Substitute for Senate bill At, the es.
traysbill, was reported favorably by the
committee on judiciary. ..-
The ways and means committee re-
ported in favor of the passage of Senate
bill 1873, the county seed grain bond bill.
Senate bill SO; which passed, was re-
considered and referred again to the
judiciary committe for amendment.
- = SIGNED.
Senate bill 8, appearance in probate
court, was signed by the president. ;
:. ELECTION BILL.
Senate bill 26, educational test quail
fcation for electors, was recalled from
/ the elections committee and referred to
the committee on judiciary. *.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE REPORTS.
B. Senator Lewis presented concurrent
/ resolution for the printing of 5000 addi-
tional reports of the experiments made
at the state experiment station, which
; was passed. Mr.. Lewis said it would
involve only small expenditure, and was
!. amatter of interest to every farmer in
the state. >. .--J,
# CAPITOL MAINTENANCE.
E% A communication from the state capi-
toll board, Governor White Auditor
Carlblom and Secretary Porter, made an
estimate Of $4,000 required for capitol
maintenance for the ensuing biennial
period, which was referred to the COM
mittee onappropriati ':s'&S' s95>...@@
s*%ss' -. +. =S2 REFERRED. -, ~. -'..~~
Senate bill 1t9, justice transcript fees,
judiciary; 1ls, covenant of warrant, iu-
dietary; l16, title question il justice
court, judiciary; liz, commandant secre-
tary soldiers home board, military at
fairs. ..s .@.3 ?. s-; 5-s2z4: 4,.,.... rs
,- :. :E*ss PASSED. e.. e.
Senate bill 50, Hale's bill for retired
list, state guard. :. s;sj :;45 ss s.
~ Senate bill SO, Hale's, repeal spinning
fibre bill. 3 ~ 5555s 5 . sz.s= e y 2
FIRST READING HOUSE BILLS.
No. ~, kidnapping; 81, hunting per-
mits; Is, education Of deaf. .ssss. 4
4 REFEREED. se 5.:y..:5.. .@5s
House bill IL, road overseers' reports,
highways; 1s, game and fish law amend
ment, state affairs. \: + !.
@ i INTRODUCED 8s22 i;
The following bills were read the first
and second time and referred:
81 Senate bill l20 IA arphy, liens on fu-
Stures earnings Of machinery operated
with men and animals not to cover
more than 20 per cent. gross earnings.
Notice to be fledH 3. 4 I.
h Senate bill 121 BY little, appropria-
4 tion Of $500 for repairing and furnishing
e the executive mansion ss35
Senate bill l22 BY Sanborn. board Of
county missioners may offset due
Or delinquent taxes against claims for
sseryices or9other matters filed. .3s
# Senate bill 1913 by MI. Talcott Sur
plus and general credit 81 banks e pc
3 taken into conside Grafton when banks are
aual bidders for count funds.
S Senate bill I24 by Mr. Gashel State
board of equal alization to levy an annual
fsx "a one thirtiethl 81 tthe bonded ID.
ssebtedness of the state 70 pay bonds as
they become due.
s Senate bill 1255 BY Mr.. T4avayea Pro.
yIdes for superinte tendent Of poor farm to
US elected at the same tine other county
ulcers are elected il counties having
N sSpor farms, at a salar to BE fixed BY the
nrnissioners at not to exceed 81 500 q
xear. Superintend dent to investigate and
port % oil applications for aid and
ave charge Of poor.
Senate bill l26 by Mi. Hegge Ia
bases aximum road tax "a eiiglhlt mills
m the dollar and preseribea the manner
S ownship taxes shall be- levied and the
saounk for road and hrii so IL y pirp osea, u