The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-08

IunQ LOT county mutual lHSuI dIlCc GULL
panies.
Senate bill Hale-Makes 1t a
misdemeanor to import or offer for sale
in the stare, cigarettes, cigarette paper
or substitutes for the same.
Substitute for senate bill 5I-Com-
mittee on military affairs Governor has
full control Of state encampment grounds
and may appoint advisory board of three
officers to manage them. All moneys
i, from the sale of timber, stone or other
material to be paid into the state treas
ury to be kept as fund for the i'm
provement of the property.
IN THE HOUSE.
Bismarck, Feb. 1.-The people of Aneta
sent in petition against Hale's thresh-
ing machine lien for repairs.
The majority report from railroad
committee favored repeal of the hobo
law. A minority report asking to have
the bill referred to general orders was
also made
The judiciary committee favobbly
reported senate bill 8, relating to appear
ance of partners in probate court. Also
house Bill &c, exempting pharmacists
from jury duty. ~
The consideration of house bills 81, 81.
81. IS. 81 was postponed indefinitely.
House bills II, I, II ard "a were re-.
ported favorably by the committee and
recommended to pass. h
The following bills were introduced !:
for liability of railroads for personal in
tributory negligence.
IJo,,eo Iii H;a1,,,cfed- A.
ing time for filing farm laborer liens
from ten to thirty days.
| House bill MISUNDERSTANDING
that no bid under per cent shall be
accepted for deposit Of county funds.
House bill 1o7-Leech-Approtion-
ment bill, 81 senator's and II members.
House bill Io8-Bennett-
cite law.
House bill OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
grist mills from public warehouse law.
House bill I1o-Bennett-Ex empts
grist taxing elevators elevators same as
other property.
House bill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ing for free fare back of party accom-
panying stock to market.
House bill 112-Cassell-Provides for
/ surety bonds for county treasurers.
4 HOUSE bill 113-Chafee- Concurrent
houses at fixed rate.
House bill 114-Leech- Correcting
errors in Wood law.
House bill 115-Gronvold-Permits
change of school term from four to
three months in new districts
House bill 1I6-Keeler by request
Penalty for ,divulging contents of tele-
grams, etc.
House bill 117-Ramsett Cutting
down foreclosure fees about one-half.
House bill 18 was read the third time
and passed, but on motion of Mr.. Nor
gan, the vote be reconsidered, and mo-
ton to reconsider be laid on the table.
Motion prevailed. House bill II was
also passed, reconsidered and tabled.
House bill 27 was amended and pass
ed.
Senate bill 81 was read the first time
and referred.
The house goes into committee Of
the. whole with Mr.. Hall in the
chair.
House bills 81, SO, Sc, 81 and IL were
amended and recommended to pass
IN THE SENATE.
House bills q and S and senate bill
% were recommended to pass.
The judiciary committee reported
a substitute of senate bill AZ, provid-
ing. that it be lawful for stock to run
at large from Dec. to April I.
The tax extension senate bill 18
came up on third reading and the COM
mittee report adopted. This report
meets with some opposition.
Senate bill "a. liens on threshing ma
chinery tor repairs, was indefinitely
postponded on report of the judiciary
committee.
Senate bill Is, governing liens for
taxes and interest and penalty on real
estate tax sold, came up on third read
ing. This bill reduces the rate from
2o per cent to II per cent and met
with some opposition. Mr.. Hale of
fered the BILL while Mr.. Murphy sup
ported it. Mr.. Wolbert stated he was in
favor of the old law. Bill passed Fl
to S.
Senate bills rs. So. Is. n. rs, SO and
oo9 were passed without debate.
The following bills were introducsd:
Senate bill no, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for securing of purchasers of delin-
quent real estate tax claims, by pro.
vision for refund Of moneys paid il tax
sale is voided.
The judiciary committee reported
sfavorably on senate bill 48. and recon-
mended it do pass.
Senate bill io6. 1903, 100 and sub.
stitute for Senate bill 81 were read the
second time and referred
IN THE HOUSE.
Bismarck. Fel, g.. 5. The considera-
ton Of house bills 9, 48. SO. 81 and a |
were indefinitely POSTPONED.
House bills 40 and 4; were reportc