Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-26
! THE HOUSE.

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S$ After the opening exercises a COM
Inunication was read from j. III. Bosard
Of the state bar associate saying it had
been decided to. hold the John Marshall
celebration at the capitol, and asked that
Gov. White preside and an address be.
delivered by Judge b holomew. K. :.
i 5S;s 4 ,E COMMITTEE REPORTS. + 4
The committee on highways recon-
mended that house bill As, 48, Axvig, for
priority Of threshers' liens over all others,
be ind definitely postponed, carried.
The committee on education amended
house bill Is, Davis, providing for tu-
ition of deaf and dumb children at deaf
school, in minor matters. .S:% I :,, II :,
I The committee on taxes and tax laws
recommended the indefinite postpone.
ment Of house bill rs, Heath's, for equal
ling, .s1evying and collecting taxes,
carried. :.=. l.. T-s~?s I - &. y 4
The same disposition was made of
house bill %, Dwyer, providing for the
cancellation of judgments in the offices
OF clerks of district courts by filing
therein discharges in bankruptcy.
7: Like action was taken. with house bill
so, Chafee, regarding exemptions Of
town property. \ i. HI: sss.:% 4"
j m r. n : e.. ADJOURNMENT. 4: 7
The senate concurrent resolution to
adjourn to Jan. 80, was concurred in.
&B B. w. Shaw, who was an enrolling and
engrossing clerk, assigned to duty at the
desk,Wa elected second assistant chief
clerk. 1 4 5: s:. K gg:}s {; \; " + 4 L 81
Il The privileges Of the floor were ac-!
corded John McGauvran and Peter Reid
of Cavalier county, d. T. !. Burke and "a.
Fl. Hanson Of Barnes, J ohm Kennedy Of
Fargo, o. Awe ebster Of Grand Forks,
Miss Nora O'Connor Of 3 Burleigh, Mrs.
H.. O. Hale and Mrs. r. i. Bennett.
y The vacancies in the house force >un-,
der the new law were then filled by cleo
ton. Y &5y u .a$$n..s @;.. ", {, .i II
"a message from the senate was read
declining to concur in house amendment
to senate billt37 regarding pay warrants
On motion the house receded from its
amendment and the bill messaged to the
senate. The trouble lay in the title of
the bill, which mad been amended by the
house to refer to the session laws instead
of the revised codes. SE s:s S 4 e $ II !.
54f?s 3#?s INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. l.i&
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- DAt W 1 VIC
valuation. Its provisions are as follows:
The salary Of the count llll 4 auditor, shall
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.' aia s''a ~ tie . ave Is ehe proper-
w ~ hls county, as. tixed by the state
board Of equalization for the preceding
year ,ysa |. as follows: s5 . 4. Fl: s.S i, j
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81 1e snali oe IenJitled to receive seven
hundred and nity dollars a IN counties
Where tne Valuation does not exceed i've
hundred ayr m shousand dollars; nine hundred
dollars go Where q, me Valuatlon exceeds rive W
exceed seven hundred and fifty thonsa md nd
dollars: one thousand dollars where the
valuation exceeds seven Il hundred and
10y asa sno'sana uaalaas ana goes nog ex
Ali dolars where q tha va1,,at;nn ~ ~ sxcnads ~
million dollars and does not exceeds one
million i!ta five hundred $thousand dollars;
shillesn nunurea and ,hIty ooiafs Where
III, rdrad shn,,sa I'M nSiI "a dolar ~ aoas ~
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