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

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! :: The house got in; it's work yesterday
with fourteen bills introduced. Some of
'tEl these ezs were interesting enough for any
one. E$$, !, $1 .is, 81. =.
*@: The people of Ar eta sent in a petition
against Hale's threshing machine lien
for repairs. j. I. f., rs,.5. i ,l.., ..,,
The majority report from railroad
committee favored repeal Of the hobo
law a minority report asking to have
the bill referred to general orders was
also made. &>~,zz??9, ~, Fz%. ~ - -.
Mr.. Young, from Judiciary committee,
favorably reportedSenate bill 3, by Lit.
tie, relating to appearance Of partners
in probate court. Also House bill 66,
Bjornson, exempting pharmacists from
jury duty. Also House bill 81, Leech,
on motion to dismiss appeals. ..
House bill 81, Niven, prohibiting
county judges from initiating causes for
action, was indefinitely postponed.
Similar action was taken on House
bill 81, Leech, requiring district judges
to give reasons for decisions. -
4 House bill Il, Hare defining what
property may be- taken for eminent
domain, recommended to pass. Il. i =,
House bill IS, Niven, restraining law
partners Of county judges from prac7
ticing before county court, was indefi--
nitely postponed. = <. : =.
+ A majority Of the insurance committee
recommended Indefinite postponement
of house bill So, -Chaffee, licensing insur-
ance agents. The minority wished it to
pass. :. szs .,'> ,%sss 81. issjs5ES sss4j$s5 Il 81
! Keeler's. house bill 81, excepting school
districts from law, requiring them to use
native fuel, was indefinitely postponed.
House bill l, Leech, requiring counties
to pay incorporated cities their share Of
penalty and interest collected, was re-
commended to pass. <, -.
Same action was recommended regard
ding senate bill II, Sharpe, transferring
the duties relative to marks and brands
to commissioner agriculture and labor. +
House bill q, Heath, reducing exemp-
tions to $1,000. was amended to read
$500 and recommended to pass y -
4 Mr.. Watson offered resolution on the
death of ex-Lieut, Gov. ~Dickey which
was adopted. .
+ The ycourtesies OF the floor were ex-
tended to s. NJ. Lockerby, John Simons,
! S. "a. Amklove and r.. E. Warner. H.. ..
.>}>> Y !: n JUDICIARY. ~ = =
House bill 49 was recalled from the
committee and referred II to the commit
tee on public printing. NJ n
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. J.
House bill 104, Brisbin, providing for
liability of railroads for personal injur-
les, roads not being excused for contribu-
tory negligence, and that the decisions
of other states shall not be pleaded as a
defence. 7" ..,,~--s-:3s - 1T &::2.s =
House bill LOS, Hielmsted, extending
time for fling, farm laborer liens from
ten to thirty days. : Is's:x 4, y. ,
/ House bill 106 Biornson, providing
that no bid under Two per cent shall&b
baccepted for deposit Of county funds, .
House bin lot, .Leech, apportionment
! bill, 81 senators and II members. sl y IT.
House bill lO8, Bennett, anti-cigarette
law. =s. Y; n ;;sss. .* IL. :4as
House bill 100, Bennett, exempts grist
mills from public wareho use law. ssz .$.5 vi,
| House bin no. Bennett, providing fol
taxing elevators same as other property
/ House bill III, Hjelmstad, providing
FLOR free fare back Of party accompanying
stock to market. s "a, 55gg@G5 - s.i
l House bill l12,, Cassell, provides fol
l surety bonds for county treasurerss mr.
1 House bill 113,. Chafee, concurren1
resolution to amend constitution TO per
NIT passage OF law to tag grain ware
khouses at afxed rate, t#$sttS
4 House bill ia Leech, correcting er
rors il Nv yood law. s55
House VII LIE, /, Gronyold, J. permit.
1change Of school ter ID from four to thre.
. months id new districts. M
House bill 11e, !, Kesler by request, pom
i atty for divulging contents of kilograms
Sltetc.
House bill III, Ramsett, cutting dowr
81 fnra1l 1losIira5 fhnS a atn,lk one half & sss