Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-02-09
WAYS AND MEANS.

ed their recommendations. The report
was signed BY Messrs, Ames, Sanborn
and Cashel. The report was ordered
printed in the journal and 800 copies
printed for distribution.
REFERRED. .'@@ 1T:,
The following senate bills were read
the second time and referred: -. y
4: l33, sales in fraud of creditors, judici-
ary; 134, maintenance of agricultural
college, appropriations; Jas, contracts
with sheriffs for collection of personal
taxes, ways and means; l36, bonds for
state university, judiciary; 1873, concur
rent resolution increasing debt limit, ju-
dietary; 139, making state preferred
creditor, state affairs.
PASSED.
The following senate bills were passed:
Senate bill 60, Sharpe's apportionment
bill:
Senate bill 92 to prevent extermina-
tion of antelope.
q Senate bill "a, repeating binding twine
bounties.
Senate bill 131, medical association
bill, defining medical practice and regu-
lating examinations.
Substitute for senate bill 10, fidelity
bonds for county depositaries.
Senate bill 1l6, titles in justice court.
Senate bill 70, governing injunctions.
Senate bill 1923, status of bidders to be
county depositaries.
FIRST READING OF HOUSE BILLS
The following house bills were read
the first time: At, usury; 66, exemptions
of certain persons from jury duty; 100,
slander of females; 81, fish protection;
88, farmers institute; IL, recording of
physicians certificates; So, settlements
by school treasurers; Is, changing name
of deaf school; 36, wolf bounty; 81, costs
for drainage suits.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Senate bill l40, by Mr.. Noble, provides
that where any city, town or village has
been recognized as the county seat OF
any county for ten years last past, and
where county seat business has been
transacted there, the county seat can be
removed therefrom only in the manner
provided by law for that purpose.
Senate bill 141, by Mr.. Little, stay of
execution in civil: cases.
Senate bill 142, by Mr.. Little, service
of papers on clerk of court where plain
tiff or defendant has no attorney of rec.
ord who is resident in the state.
Senate bill 143, by Mr.. LaMoure, an
nual appropriation Of $4,000 for mainte-
nance OF capitol.
Senate bill LA, by MIR. LaMoure, at
torney general to keep record of actions
in which the state is party or interest
ed, prosecuted by the states attorneys
of the several counties.
n Senate bill 145,by Mr.. LaMoure, makes
states attorneys of counties the only
public prosecutors, and provides that in
case Of states attorneys refusal or neg
lect to prosecute courts may appoint spe
cial states attorneys in action. Effect
of the bill is to give the states attorney
of every county the control of prosecu-
tions and takes it away from him only
for neglect of duty or failure to perform
his duty. -s&
Senate bill 146, by special committee
on twine plant, authorizes the board
of trustees of the state penitentiary to
issue bonds aggregating $4,000. OF
this $75, 900 is to be used to pay off the
$4,000 certificates of Indebtedness on
account, of the plant due Nov. /, 1902
and the balance is to be placed in the
operating fund. The plant, machinery,
product and credits are pledged as securi.
ty for The bonds.
Senate bill LAT, by Mr.. Cox, provides
for issuance of bonds Of $4,000 for the
state normal schools of Valley City and
Mayville secured by lands Of the institu-
tions. Half of the proceeds Of the sale
Of bonds appropriated for erection Of
buildings at each school.
Senate bill l4S, by Mr.. Lewis, leyies a
tax Of one mill Annually for the support
of the university, agricultural college
normal schools and school for the deaf as
part of the state common school system
No vac9 r., ba Iaviad and exfendAd h1
county auditors. Appropriates two:
fifths of mill to the state university
one-ffth to the agricultural college
three twenty ffths each to the normal %
schools and four twenty. .ffths to the
state school for the deaf. 4
q. THE HOUSE. =..e 4. \.
| There was more debate IN the house
yeaterdey than on any day yet, and for
| fine the members We'd with each other