Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-09

necessity of having two reinspectors on
the grain inspecting force at Duluth and
Minneapolis.
Petitions for the passage of the anti
cigarette bill were read from several
points.
Also one from Erie protesting against
the train service on the G. N. road at
that point.
+ COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATIONS.
House bill 81, Michels, adding another
veterinarian district and altering old
ones; to pass.
House bill 126, Hall, stables at schools;
to pass.
Senate bill 73 LaMoure. takes insanity
from causes for divorce; to pass.
House bill 119, Cassell, school district
bonds; to pass.
Special committee to visit twine plant
recommended bill authorizing issuance
of S2l0,000 of per cent bonds.
HOUSE BILLS KILLED.
House bill lis, Gronvold, permitting
three months terms of school; Indefinite
ly postponed
The ball was opened on the anti hobo
bill by Hall moving to reconsider the
vote by which the bill House bill II,
Niven's repeal of the nobo law, was re-
ferred to the railroad committee and de-
manded roll call which, being taken,
stood 80 to &c. and the bill was then
supposed to be in the house. Half a
dozen motions were made, and Niven's
motion to suspend the rules and put the
bill on it's third reading, did not secure a
two-thirds vote and was lost. Another roll
call was taken on a motion to recommit
to railroad committee. but there was a
tie and the bill was then allowed to take
its place on the calendar and was passed
later.
Mr.. Keeler's smelling committee was
given till the 10Th inst. to report.
PRIVILEGES OF THE FLOOR.
The courtesies were extended to John
Norman, Col. E. G. Gearey, Miss Han
son, W. Fl. Seitz and Sheriff II. C. STEM
shoel.
INTRODUCTION OF HOUSE BILLS.
House bill IA, Stafne, creating board
consisting of county auditor, treasurer
and clerk of district court, for the
purpose of redistricting commissioner
districts.
House bill las, by special committee to
visit twine plant, authorizing S210,000
. per cent bonds, payable in 10 and 20
years, $4,000 of which are to pay off
outstanding certificates, balance to be
placed to the credit of the operating
fund of the twine plant. The twne
plant and its money, material and pro-
duct is pledged as security for bonds.
The state guarantees the interest.
House bill 146, Hammond, authorizing
the issuance Of codes, session laws and
other legislative publications to news
paper publishers.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
House bill 144,' Stafne, creation of
redistricting board. State affairs.
House bill 1873, Hjelmstad, cost of
bridges divided between township and
county. Highways and bridges.
House bill 139, Reade, the jackass bill.
Judiciary.
House bill 14O.. Galbraith, tax sales.
Taxes and tax laws.
House bill 14l, Gulack, revising fees in
justice court. Judiciary.
House bill lao, Allshouse, amends
usury law, Judiciary.
House bill 143, Winslow, knock out
estray paper. Printing.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
House bill 81, Michels, bill to increase
Veterinarian districts to ten.
House bill l16, Casseu, school bonds.
House bill II, Niven, repeal of hobo
law. :, -r
~ FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS.
Senate bill 93, Hale, repeal of fax
bounty. % ~
Senate bill 81, Hale, retirement of
officers national guard. .|
Senate bill 103, Ames, additional bond
city treasurers. 't1
Substitute for senate bill 81, Hale,
creates military board. &..~:t ~
Senate bill lo6, Murphy, seed grain
lien. ..a.zf; ~, .3 z; z,'>''.' 4. r"., ~
Senate bill 108, Wolbert, sinking fund
for county mutual insurance companies.
Senate bill 113, Sharpe, counties to is
sue bonds for seed grain furnished
farmers. sz'% Et 81 s5 3 l 4 !.
III Senate bill 90, Hale, auditors to attach
certification to abstracts of title. 5,&
Senate bill 10l, Talcott, defining em-
bezzlement. ssf z@. + 5$95#
Senate bill 1T, sanborn, commandant
soldiers home to be secretary board Of
trustees. ss..z@x Il 5,5 4s
Substitute for senate bill AZ, w Wolbert,,