The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-09
The following bills were introduced:
House hi1f ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is.

The following bills were introduced:
House bill II8-Cassell.-RegardlIlg is
suance of bonds.
House bill Mo-Cassell-Relating TO
yarnishee foreclosures in justice Court.
House bill 12o-Leech.--Prescribing
punishment for abandonment Of minor
House bill 121-Leech - Recairing
;tepfather to care for and support step
children.
House bill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for submitting to vote, in counties OF
1000 or over, the question of additional
jurisdiction of county courts.
House bill Observation-Disclosures
for certifying cases involving title to real
estate from justice court to district
court. n
House bill 124-Morgan.-Limiting the
road tax to 8 instead of S mills. and di-
recting how road and poll taxes are
to be spent.
House BILL 125-Palmer.-The Mon
tana registration law.
The house concurred in the senate
resolution to appoint a committee to as
:ertain the needs-~of the ,~penitentiary
Irvine plant, and Messrs. Hare, Cassell
and Dwire were appointed on such JOINT
committee.
House bills 90, 1o1, 1o2, 1o3, 1oS, 100,
III, liz, I16, III, 100, and 10Y were read
the second time and referred.
House bills S and 81 were passed:
Senate bills 76, IS, 70, 50, 50, and o5
we're read the first time.
senate bills 70, %, 81: 72, 81, 20 and g
were read the second time and referred.
Senate bill 8 was passed. 4
IN THE SENATE. =
The committee reported an amendment
to the extradition bill, and also recon-.
mended that senate bill los, 90, 1o4 and
house bills 3 and 43 do pass.
The committee on education recon-
mended that senate bill 81 be indefinitely
postponed. Adopted.
Mr.. Little offered a resolution for the
appointment of a joint committee OF tve,
two from the senate and three from the
house, to investigate the state Irvine
plant at the p%enitentiary and report
recommendations for. its maintenance.
Messrs. jacobson and Sharpe were ap-
pointed as members of the committee
from the senate. -
There was a lively debate between
Senator's Cashel and LaMoure when
Senate bill q, relating to chambers OF the
court i'll the Seventh judicial district
came up for passage. The bill YVES pass
ed.
The senate bill extncding the time
for payment of taxes came up on third
reading. Mr.. Little moved that further
consideration of the bill be indefinitely
postponed. There was division and
the motion to kill the bill carried, 10
to IS.
Senate bill 49,. House bill 4 and 5
were passed.
House bills 2, "a and 90 were read the
first time.
Inc following bills were introduced,
read first and second times and referred:
Senate bill 11I-Ames.-Briefs Hn ap-
peals involving 5000 or less may be type
written.
Senate bill 112-Lewis.-Felony for
failure to provide for minor child.
Senate bill MISUNDERSTANDING to
issue bonds for seed grain furnished
farmers. Z.
Senate bill observation-disclosures
resolution for constitutional amendment
to establish school for feeble minded at
Grafton. =
Senate bill 115-Talcott.-Terms OF
four wears for county commissioners.
The senate voted to appoint four adj
ditional enorossing and enrolling clerks;
President Bartlett stated that he would
not appoint the clerks at present.