Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-17

conflicting acts and reported to pass;
senate bill ITO. providing for the keeping
LOT permanent records ii the office Of the
lstatel treasurer was favorably reported.
s.Es3s u. MAYvILLE APPROPRIATION. u.
]s The preparation committee reported
an approp opriation Of $l5 900 for the main
Itenance Of the Mayville normal school
for the period from March 1 to Dec. 81,
R 1901 This is; the same appropriation as
that recommended for the Valley City
school. s 5 ssss Il
kS JUDICIARY REPORTS. ,%:$ Gsss
| The judiciary committee made the
following recomme endations: Senate bill
%, direction Of Judgment by sapreme
court instead Of granting new trials in
certain cases, to pass; senate bill 100,
defining newspa per libel, to pass; senate
bill 1859, tax levy for payment of asylum
bonds, to pass. ,.l .ss. {. .S. i, ...,- (.
S & Y 55zzsssgt. - APPROVED. @@~,1f
/ The governor communicated his ap.
proval Of senate bill 81, drawing Of
emergency warrants; senate bill So, sales
lofsreal estate BY executors; senate bill
70, striking insanity from list Of causes
for divorce. IA. +. r: T$. g.
&$ STATES ATTORNEY BILL. -
LaMoure's bill defining powers of
states attorneys was reconsidered, and
Mr.. Noble secured an amendment which
provides that in the prosecution of cases
of Importance the county commissioners
Of any county may employ additional
counsel to assist the states attorney if
deemed advisable. The bill was then
passed as amended. WI ssy4 - ~. ~
| HOUSE BILLS REFERRED. -
I The following house bills we're read
twice and referred: SO, collection of
moneys for institution land sales or leases
and foreclosure of mortgages, judiciary;
| 134, law partners OF county judges not to
appear in proceedings in county court,
judiciary; 73, limiting service of Jurors,
judiciary; 129, increase of gopher tax,
/ counties; l23 certifying title questions
from Justice court, judiciary; 23,reduced
exemption bill, Judiciary; IS, fire coma
panies to. join association to be entitled
/ to tax, state affairs: 81, rate Of interest,
Estate AFFAIRS; = !, record 4ef addresses Of
grantor and grantee, judiciary; ", meet
Eings Of township boards, county; Sc, f.
deity bonds for school treasurers, judi
Eciary, l9, garnishee proceedings III jus.
Etice court, Judiciary; 125, irrigation bill,
irrigation: 120, penalty for abandon
1 ment Of minor children, judiciary; 126,
hitching posts and stables at rural
schools, education; 139, Endorsement of
kind Of obligation on note for jackass,
Judiciary; 9S, notaries public to indorse
date Of commission, judiciary; 103, pure
food bill, public health; 105, farm labor
fers' lien. Judiciary; ia, correction Of
Wood law, judiciary. 49, .., 49,, -,.
a. <, ( PASSED. ,. d.
House bill 8, additional exemptions of
Ichurch property was passed under sus-
pension of the rules. 2''.s. =, I, =. H.
Senate bill q, the fraternal insurance
bill, was passed and amended by the
special committee. es;~s= II ,y..
1 BILLS INTRODUCED. r..
Senate bill 1856. Cashel, creates board
LOT five trustees for the institution for the
feeble minded 5at Grafton to be appoint
Led Jan. ], 1902, board to select site and
erect suitable building out of the ap-
preparation Of s3O, 900 from the general
government. : q: =3 5,. .s'ss zS.
THE HOUSE, s.
All the members were in d good Ihumor
yesterday and viewed the stalking of the
s|s'sghost''' 4 with much ;complacency. s
! Sss 10 GENERAL ORDERS.
House bill 149, Reade, rights Of pur.
chasers of land at sale for non payment
OF taxes. 5as II: =
Senate ELL e8, Noble, state board d
Epardons. No, ;3 5l..5. := 81
I House bill l47, Leech, defining rape on
married women. III .555.l \ 2;s55 Ss5#
House bill 81, Murphy, limitation u
actions ii fore closure. .5s
House bill 14s, Allshouse amends
Insury law. .ss5
House bill 148,, Leech, raising age d
consent to Is.
4 BILLS SIGNED.
The governor messaged his approval 81
& the vetesinarian bill "a:
sENATE BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill ~ e, Cashel, locating schoo
d for feeble minded at Grafton.
4 BoBs UPs AGAIN.
Flare moved uspension Of the rules
4 to pass the Sharp bill
Cassell lobieeted to the haste.
Hare said they desired to pass the bill
l today So as to get il out of the way be
q fore Joint resolution on Pierce's deatl
q Icaused house to diourn.
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