Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-12
Medical Association Bill Defining Prac-
J. tice is Recalled From the House
@ to the Senate. {.
Mrs. de Lendrecie and Disciples of
Other Healing Modes Don't Want :
, to be Shut Out.
Senator Wolbert Presents Bill for Tax
alton of Express, Telegraph and
Other Companies.
THE SENATE.

Several belated cigarette petitions
were received in the senate. One Pc
tition was also presented asking the SEN
ate to support the bill for the farmers
institutes. A petition was presented by
constituents of Senator Hale asking
support of Cashel's primary election
law. The petition was worded in such
language that Senator LaMoure OBJ
jected to it's printing in the journal. 1t
alludes to packed conventions, "brib-
cry" and other things alleged to prevail
under the present system, stating that
men of little worth we're enabled to get
into public positions, and in other ways
reflected strongly upon the political
system of the state.
RPoRTED.
Senate bill 129, n of certifying
claims against the state, was recon-
mended to pass, as was Senate bill 1913,
amending the priority voucher law,
House bill 1877, relating to taxation of
grain in elevators was, by request of the
ways and means committee, referred to
the committee on warehouses, grain and
grain grading. Senate bill 123, offset of
taxes against claims; lao removal of
county seats; house bill 81, veterinarian
districts, and Senate bill 1873, amend
ment for increase of debt limit, was
recommended to pass.
THIS MEDICAL BILL.
Upon. motion of Senator Taylor, the
medical association bill (Senate bill 1917
was recalled from the house for recon-
sideration in the senate.
+ The following bills were referred: 149,
power of attorney in foreclosure, judici-
larry; $50, on the report of fees for state
officers, state affairs; 154, appropriations
for leasing and sale of school lands, ap-
preparations.
VETERINARY BILL PASSED.
: Under suspension of the rules, Michels'
house bill No. 81, adding a veterinary
district, vas read the third time and
PASSED.
sa. .=-- SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Senate bill II, amending caucus law;
LAB, appropriation for capitol mainten-
ance; -. appropriation for repair of
executive mansion; "a, meetings of school
officers.
House bill II, transferring recording
of marks and brands, was signed by the
president. +%5
Senate bill l., the bar association bill,
was recommitted to the judiciary COM
mittee.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The following bills were introduced,
read twice and referred:
Senate bill 1872, by Mr.. Devlin-Legal-
ICES levies of taxes by township super
yisors for road and general purposes in
1899 and 1900.
Senate bill 1853, by Mr.. Baker-Ex.
empts real and personal property of
charitable and fraternal organizations
used by them for places of meetings
and to conduct their business and cere.
monies.
Senate bill l54 by Mr.. Wolbert-Pro-
vides for the taxation of express, tele-
graph, telephone, equipment and freight
line companies in the state. Report OF
companies to be made to the state
auditor between April l and 30 of each
year. Property to be assessed by state
board of equalization and certified to
county auditors.
Senate bill, 155 by Mr.. Lavayea-
Noxions weed bill. Sa