Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-01-18
THE HOUSE.

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tended Il. !. Chaffee and w. r. Reed OF
Armenia. 4. 3$.s 81 $..s :, :,
Mr.. Bacon q moved the appointment of
a stenographer for the use Of the mem
5bers and the appointment Of a head
quarters be- provided for him in one of
the committee rooms with stated office
hours, Carried. Miss Halloran Of Grand
Forks was appointed. 5: $.s.s IL Z
5s Mr.. Palmer moved as an amendment
that an an olling and engrossing clerk
be appointed aas proof reader. at SIS per
day. Carried, and Geo. w. Wilson Of
Minot was appointed. y us .. .ss Y 3 s fs
\ Mr.. Hare moved the appointment Of
two additional pages, which the chair de-
clared was out of order and the motion
was withdrawn %:s.. sss4 u. !
MT. Thomas moved. a suspension Of
the rules, granted, and then moved that
the barber's bill House bill No. 32) be
not yet printed probably on the theory
that it is a buncombe bill-until acted
on by the committee. Hare thought all
bills should be printed at once and no
exceptions made. Chacey endorsed
Hares remarks. Thomas said he had no
desire to cover anything, but made the
motion as a matter Of economy. Rose
thought the committee could not act
on the matter unless the bill was
printed. The motion to not print was
lost. T. = f,~>:.ie 2,:.; -. = .....*:s. y.
I&ss.@ ~ ~. JE i! BILLS INTRODUCED. .., ID,
r House bill No. 30 by Mr.. Packard, pro-
vides for issuing bonds not to exceed
$4,000 to build and equip state reform
school at Mandan, which bills shall be
payable in twenty years and bear per
cent. interest, bonds to be paid from the
lease Or sale of the reform school lands
The state board Of equalization is te
levy q tax sufficient to pay the interest
Ion said bonds. ts s:s.5 " ,5=. .3 .e::.:.s I
House bill No 81 sby Mr.. Leech, bill
for an act to amend section 248, of the
revised code relating to the powers ane
duties Of county boards Of health, anc
lgiving them power to handle contagious
diseases at county expense, 0a 5fs<y ~. q u
House bill No. 80 by Mr.. Ramsett, by
request, establishes a board of examin
ing BARRIERS, regulating the practice O.
barbering, licensing of BARRIERS, ane
providing for the better educating o.
such practitioners. It's similar to the
Minnesota barber law. t5 f5t ii = i II 4 s4:i
House bill No. 80, by Mr. Tufte, .ap
propriates $4,000 biennially for conduct
ling farmers institutes. = %5''i " 4 :.
f.. House bill No. 81 by Mr.. .Lemke, {
bill to amend sections 4O63 and 1864 o
the revised codes of North Dakota ot
1885, and provides that interest for any
legal indebtedness shall be at the rate oi
six per cent per annum, unless a differ
ent rate is contracted for in writing ano
/ all contracts shall bear the same rate oi
4 interest after they become due as before
1 unless it clearly appears therefrom that
such was not the intention of the parties
IN N House 4 l bill No. IS by Mr.. Hall, provides
that the treasurer shall hand list ol
4 delinquent del personal taxes to sheriff TO,
|collection1 on Oct. 1 instead Of Sept.15.
I House bill No. 36 by Mr.. Davis, re-
duces the wolf bounty from So to So.
House bill No. 81 by Mr.. Thomas, pro.
hibits " persons from serving on jury
twice in one year. . H., y A:::>... A:.= =:
ss5R SECOND READING; OF BILLS. a.
House i ;'tlsSe bills from / to % were read
second time and referred. T.
Adjourned to p. M. today. = ..