Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-03

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I 10000 population be adopted as basis
OF senatorial districts, which shall thus
| be entitled to one senator and one mem
Der. That each district shall be given
an additional member for each 5000 OF
major fraction over 10000, and as far as
1 practicable each county be district.
I ~ - INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
i House bill. 1ls, Cassell, slightly changes
j Sec. TT Of codes, regarding issuance
i of bonds. '.'' - ''5~.'S' = ''-T' =
i House bill 49,, Cassell, relating to
garnishee foreclosures in justice court
3 House bill 120, Leech, prescribing
punishment for abandonment Of minor
child. =. - '"-a -
l House bill 121, Leech, requiring STEP
! father to care for and support stepchil-
] dren. = ~; '~.' ''.'~
1 House bill 122, Watson, providing for
submitting to vote, in counties Of 1000
or over, the question of additional juris-
diction of county courts.
House bill 123, Thomas, provision for
certifying cases involving title to real
estate from justice court to district
court.
House bill 124, Morgan limiting the
road tax to instead of 5 mills, and di-
recting how road and poll taxes are to be
spent.
House bill 125, Palmer, is the Mon
tana registration law.
The house concurred in the senate
resolution to appoint committee to as
certain the needs of the penitentiary
twine plant, and Messrs. Hare, Cassell
and Dwire were appointed on such joint
committee.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
! House bill 81, Michels, Iowa railroad
law. Railroads.
House bill 1Ol, Swarthout, permits
special tax for county fairs, in counties
having "a OF more townships. State
affairs. -,
House bill lO2, Strutz, authorizes in.
creases OF gopher tax from 2 to 4 mills
Sheep industries.
House bin l03, Thomas, pure food
State affairs.
House bill 10S, Bennett, anti-cigarette
law. Public health.
House bill l09,r Bennett, exemptine
grist mill from provisions of public ware
house law. Warehouses.
House bill Ill, Hjelmstad, free fare
back for stock shippers. Railroads.
House bill LIP, Cassell, gives county
commissioners option of kind of bond to
require of county treasurer. Counties
House bill 1l6, Keeler, penalty for
divulging contents of kilograms. State
affairs.
House bill III, Ramsett, cutting down
foreclosure fees. Judiciary.
House bill lO6, Bjornson, making two
per cent minimum bid for county funds.
Banks.
House bill LOT, Leech, apportionment.
Apportionment.
On motion of Mr.. Ramsett the courte-
sizes Of the floor was accorded Hon. A. J.
johnson.
/ House bill l, Leech, compelling coun-
ties to pay cities the penalty and interest
due them, was on Reade's motion taken
| from general orders and referred to
municipal corporations committee.
/ = HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
t House bill Is, Davis, providing free
education for deaf persons at school for
, deaf.
House bill 81, Bacon, permitting non
resident land owners to hunt at same
price as residents. Ayes Al, nays l8.
>.a FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS.
| Senate bill rs, Lavayea, penalty five to
Twenty years for kidnapping, passed first
and second reading and referred to Judi
ciary committee,
\ Senate bill 25. Hale, right of way over
state military reservation.
+ Senate bill 73, LaMoure, taking in-
sanity from list of causes for divorce.
i Senate bill 8s, Wolbert, increasing
county commissioners salary to s..
| Senate bill So, Ames, for sale of realty
in probate court for best interests of the
4 estate. ,s@.E:. s%,s H.. 80
I Senate bill 65, Murphy, changes date
of tax lien from December to November
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