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

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enough and it was high time to get dowr
to regular business as there were appro
priation bills 10 pass. :. =. ..s.5 ,.as5
Sergeant Q. KID. Bacon's remarks. =,
| Chacey said he objected to the house
being run, by order Of the other house
but was called to order, there being
nothing before the house.
FIRST AND SECOND READINGS OF HOUSE
4 '' BILLS. %ss'.'
| House bill 176, ways and means com.
I mittee, creating board of managers for
exhibit at Pan-American exposition
Ways and means. .s s".z2s -5z.> n
| House bill LIT, ways and means, appro
! priation for American exhibit. Ways
and means. - - y. =. =. ,..s .s;-.>.e,-, = 49,
| House bill l7s, Nelson, liability oil
husband or wife for debt of the other
Judiciary. ..r.rr <'
House bill 179, Restamayer, repeals
wolf bounty and provides special taz
of 2-l00 of a mill to take up outstanding
wolf bounty certificates. Judiciary. #
House bill 180, Leech, protection OF
soda pop manufacturers. ~.
House bill 181, Leech, penalty fo1
counterfeiting pop bottles or labels
Judiciary. reg ~.
House bill 1872, Bacon, an act to license
and regulate storage companies and
public warehousemen other than ware.
housemen of grain in bulk and penalty
for violation of same.
| HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
| SO, Ramsett, relating to notice of lease
of school lands. #
= lib, Gronvold's concurrent resolution
to sell state lands at IS.
| 112, Cassell, option as to county treas
urer's bonds. 70. "
1873, Watson, prohibiting railroad en-
ployes from making contracts limiting
liability of company for damage. -~
Isl, Hill, maintenance of railroad sta
ton houses. ~ r. 80 4"
1sT AND End READING OF SENATE BILLS
81, Little, civil actions, judiciary. =
"a, LaMoure, meeting of presidents o.
school boards; education. -:ts.-..l
F. u, 1,hittle, caucus law amendment; cleo
tions. - 3. -....i... .-lu.
| l2l, Little, repairs for executive man
sion; appropriations. &
1873, Little, resolution increasing debt
limit to five mills; ways and means
143, LaMoure, annual appropriation
of $4,000 for maintenance of capitol
appropriations. -.
l40, Noble, removal of county seats
counties.
122, Sanborn, offset of taxes unpaid
against claim against the county; taxes
1913, Wolbert, puts all claims against
state on same footing,to be paid in order
of presentation; ways and means.
129, Wolbert, itemizing and verifying
accounts against state; state affairs.
l24, Cashel, tax of one-thirtieth OF
bonded indebtedness to pay bonds as
1 they become due; ways and means.
4 105, LaMoure, prohibits liens FOR labor
Eof man, boast or machine. Judiciary.
/ 56, Taylor, adds departments to uni
versity. Education.
i l48, Lewis, one mill special tax fol
Estate educational institutions. Appro.
priations.
100, Hegge, confers jurisdiction as
Ijudges of Cancellation upon the courts oi
Indian offenses. Judiciary.
142, Little, relating to services notices
and papers Judiciary.
~ III Little, stay of execution in civi
leases. Judiciary. '' -
III, Ames, relating to printing briefs
/ Judiciary. -
96, Talcott, deeds not to be recorded
without auditors certificate of taxe
4 paid, for which he shall receive 25 cents
State affairs. ;@ ,s4s.s ,.. =. +.
(! 5}5S 5}sss5 sss HOUSE BILLS KILLED. lG5 .s -
/ ID. Nelson, limiting county officers tt
i two terms. 5.' i
4 s5 THAT SHARPE BILL. ss
1 The fateful time having arrived TO
the third reading Of bills Mr
I Packard moved the Sharpe bill b
Il placed upon its third reading, which mo
I Ition prevailed without a furry. .75s i&s; A$E
Judging from the many errors foun,
i in the bill it was fortunate it was no
4 forced to passage the previous 5eyenin,
Whenin the heat Of the battle some o
4 them might have been overlooked. /
a took the House over an hour to get tn
q corrections made SO no territory wa
ii left out Of the bill, and visions Of :snppe
loomed UP in large proportions befor,
4 the roll was called. .. S5Sss.#
PACKARD SCORES.
Packard scored a good point when Ii
n called attention to the fact that tther
u were twenty districts who had thre
4 mem mbers, and asked unanimous consen
to offer an amendment to the bill cut
ting5oH one member from each ct then
q districts ..his own among them.
j, There was d roar Of laughter Whel