Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-03-01

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Mr.. Noble said he had understood it
wasn't the intention in passing the bill
to Interfere with these branches of heal
ing. He merely wanted the bill to be
clear on the matter. e., n.
When the amendment came up for
action, Mr.. LaMoure said Senator Sharpe
was particularly interested in. the bill.
He didn't want any. action taken until
he was present. Accordingly he moved
a call of the house. The sergeant-at-
arms was instructed to bring in the alb
sentees, and on vote the Noble amend
n1ent was lost. The report Of the com
mittee. for the passage Of the amended
bill was then adopted. ,a
....-..<s = REPORTED.
The following bills were reported: 209,
flag dissertation, to pass; 1913, mechanics 8
liens on property held under govern
ment filings, to pass; 2O7, qualification of
executors and administrators, to pass;
211, garnishment, to pass; 20, how gradu-
ates Of law school to be admitted to the
bar, amended, to pass; 81, bonds for i'm
provements at Agricultural college, to
pass; I'll, clerk hire of state officers,
amended to provide that any state or
county officer who appropriates any part
of any clerk hire shall be guilty of a mis-
demeanor, to pass; 137 public printing,
to pass; SO, high school aid and inspector,
amended, to pass; 155, noxious weed law,
indefinitely postponed; 180, abstracts of
votes, to pass: l64, construction Of Y's, to
pass; II, reimbursement of persons suf-
fering loss in lease of school lands, re-
ferred to judiciary from appropriations;
house bill II, anti hobo repeal, amended
to provide that arrests of hobos could
not be made until persons stealing rides
had been ordered from train and given
opportunity TO get off, and limiting
powers of railway employees as peace
officers, and substitute bill recommended
to pass; 2lO, statements of earnings by
mutual life companies, to- pass; house
bill 157, constitutional amendment sale
of lands, to pass; house bill 81, game and
fish, to pass; senate bill 1872, city elections,
to pass; Fl. B. 124, township tax, to pass;
house bill IA, bounty on timber wolves,
to pass; senate bill 215, tax on stock
on ranged by non-residents, to pass; 189,
assessors districts, to pass; 1875, extraor-
binary expenses, to pass; 1853, coal mine
inspection, to pass; 2l6, to pass.
: PASSED.
The following senate bills were passed:
Senate bill 1874, ferries in cities and vii
lagos; 189, establishment of board of
trustees for institute for feeble minded;
1919, renewal of judgments; 1855, repeal of
Twichell law taxing gram in elevators;
1888, notice of redemption; 1852, legalizing
certain township taxes; 1875, issue of
bonds for state university improve
ments.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senate bill 223, by special committee,
provides for settlement of claims by state
against sureties on defunct bank bonds.
Surety may pay proportion of amount
due as his Justification bears to total
penalty on bond, which shall release
surety from further liability.
Senate bill 224, Ames, library tax in
cities not to exceed four mills on dollar
Senate bill 225, Ames, sinking fund Of
special school districts may be invested
in bonds or mortgages. Procedure pro-
vided for investment.
Senate bill 226, Wolbert, provides for
manner of purchase of road machines.
Senate bill 227, Wolbert, provides for
semi annual examination of state banks
by state examiner.
Senate bill 22s, Cashel, provides for
the appraisal and sale during the pre-
sent year of 125,000 acres of common
school land, and portion of the acreage
of the various state institutions, the pro-
ceeds of the latter sales to be fund
whose interest shall 60 toward their
malnCGnauCS.
! Senate bill 229, Cooper, by request,
regulates practice Of healing in state and
provides that all persons practicing must
have attended three terms of six months
each at some regularly established
school were anatomy, pathology and
physiology are taught.
Senate bill 230, Simpson, gives com,
missionerof agriculture additional fees
Of fifty cents for each brand recorded, to
go toward additional clerk hire. 5=z
f Substitute for senate bill 154, by sen.
ate judiciary committee, for taxation Of
express, telegraph, equipment and simi,
lar companies. z.. I'll: ssz.& & ;5.3
THE HOUSE.
The house made another fine record
yesterday and did an immense amount
Of work Notwithstanding the fact that
there were several sharp passages at
arms over several Of the measures, es-
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