Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-07
House and Senate Get Passing Streak
on Yesterday and Dispose of !.
! .$ss Many Measures. ~: .'' - 80
House Passes Ten Bills and Places a
Number Of Others On the Calendar !
~ $s, s55s:5 \ 3,sss., ss For Next. - &
Petitions Coming ID From the Women,
and Some for the Passage ofthe :.
!: ssa52s 81. Cigarette Bill. a4js.= r <y
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! THE SENATE.


yesterday against the enactment Of the
law repeating the woman suffrage provi-
sion of the school election laws and for
the passage Of the cigarette bill. The
former was from residents of Northwood
and vicinity, to the number Of LIT, and
was presented by Senator Lavayea, who
Introduced the bill against which the
petition is directed. He suggested that
the committee on woman's suffrage to
whom it was referred make an examina-
ton of the handwriting in the signatures
to the petition. The cigarette petition
was presented by residents of Lisbon.
The judiciary committee reported SEN
ate bill lis, terms of county commissi-
oners, to pass with amendment except
ing commissioners whose terms expire
in 1901 and 1908 Senate bill 1O1, en-
bezzlement, and senate bill IS, fees Of
county auditors, were recommended to
pass by the same committee. Senate
bill lit, soldiers home board, secretary,
was reported by the military affairs COM
mittee to pass.
ADDED EMERGENCY CLAUSE.
Senate bill 81, retired list state guard,
was reconsidered and passed with the
emergency clause, which failed on the
previous day because of the necessary
two thirds vote. - :
APPROVED. !.
The governor communicated his ap-
proval of senate bill Al, the twine plant
bill, governing disposal Of product. r,
49, z" '> PASSED. '4''5
. The following bills were passed:
~ Senate bill l03, Increased bonds of city
treasurers in certain cases.
Senate bill 47, the estray law, allowing
counties to vote. ! Es &@% -, T.
Senate bill 1O6, seed grain liens. =
Substitute for 81, state military board.
Senate bill 114, Cashel's concurrent
resolution for an amendment to locate
the institution for feeble minded at
Grafton. q 2'' '>s' ''''> = - - s'2'.@
Senate bill 113, Sharpe's county bond
issues for seed grain.
Il Senate bill 108, sinking fund for coun-
.ty mutual insurance companies.
j @s SIGNED. s
House bill a, incorporation Of religious
and benevolent societies was signed by
the president. !;
House bill II, eminent domain, was
messaged from the house, where it
passed. ~ 10 AZ =, +: .
.H>,-g BILLS INTRODUCED. a
Senate bill l27, Simpson, amends law
governing fees and compensation OF sher-
ifs. Permits contract with sherifs where
fees are small for care of Jail, not less
than $50 a month. ii -..-- =
I: Senate bill 128, Wolbert, amends law
relating to numbering and consecutive
payment of warrants, putting all claims
on the same footing. "'',- = 8. ~ i e r
], Senate bill l29, Wolbert, provides for
sitemizing and verifying of state bills.
Senate bill l30, Hegge, makes courts
of Indian offences in the state courts of
cancellation where cases arising on the
5reservat tions may be tried. 2S$s. 4
q Senate bill 131, Taylor, at request of
State Medical association, amends law
governing the animation Of physicians
by state examining board. Certificates
may be Issued without examination to
to those who have passed examinations
before other state boards whose standard
is not lower than that of this state. De,
fines what constitutes practicing medi7
cine without q license, S.. s;:s. 1 (
h Senate bill 1872. Simpson, repeals The
law permitting the practice Of Osteo
pathy ID the state. B N NJ. t55A; 4:
s HE HOUSE. .s
I The house passed a raft tof bills yester
day and many members felt that ths
fate 81 their measures was at least hal
developed.
Mallough and Rose. both absent be