The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-03-09

Judiciary COMMUNICATION taxation of
Fexpress, telegraph, equipment and SIM
liar companies.
IN THE HOUSE.
Bismarck, March 1.-The house re.
ported favorably on a large number Of
house and senate bills, including most
Of the appropriation bills.
Senate bill 70, wolf bounty, stirred
up the members and called forth the or
ators, but was finally placed on general
orders.
The appropriations committee favor
ably reported the senate bills for tie
institutions and general appropriations
and the senate figures will be adopted
practically without change. The house
killed the bill requiring state officers to
live at the capital and increasing their
salaries $500 annually.
Representative Lemke presented a
proposed constitutional amendment for
the removal of the capital from Bis
marck to Fargo.
IN THE SENATE.
The Medical association bill, designed
Ito regulate the practice of medicine in
the state, was passed by the senate sad
died with provisions exempting ostco-
pathists, Christian Scientists and mag
netic healers from the provisions Of
the law, and completely destroying the
force of the bill as a measure to rcgu-
late healing. So effectually did the SEN
ate carve up the bill that its author and
introducer, Senator Taylor, couldn't
bring himself to vote for it on final
passage after the numerous amendments
had been adopted.
The following bills were reported:
House bill I45, bonds for mainterl-
ance of state Irvine plant, to pass; house
bill 14o, right of purchasers at tax sales.
to pass; house bill 176, addresses of
grantors. and grantees, to pass; senate
bill 22o, collection of delinquent per-
sonal tax by action, to pass; house bill
50, fees for lease and sale of school
lands, to pass; senate bill 2I8, annual
township meetings, to pass; senate bill
ZIG, auditors supplies to assessors, to
pass; senate bill I76, special examiner,
to pass.
The following bills were introduced :
Senate bill 231-Special examiner
State examiner and assistant, salary
and duties.
Senate. bill .232-Special committee
Examination of building and loan asso-
Citations. State affairs.
Senate bill 233-Ames-Examination
of witnesses.
Senate bills 200, So, ZIG, 16s. 1877,
211, III, 2o7, 1917, 2o5,. 1871, 21o and
housebil II were passed.
Mr.. Little presented a concurrent res
olution for memorial to the states rep
resentativcs in congress to work for the
immediate repeal of the Nelson bank
ruptcy law, which was referred to the
committee on judiciary.
Governor White sent to the senate
the following appointments which were
confirmed in executive session:
DISTRICT VETERINARIANS.
First District, John B. Campbell,
Grand Forks county; Second district:
w. F. Crewe. Ramsey county; Third
district, S. w. Teal, Dickey county ;
Fifth district, Chas. A. Anderson, Barnes
county; Sixth district, William Mackil1.
Morton county; Seventh district. A. +.
Elliott, Cavalier county; Eighth district,
r. H. Treacy, Kidder county; Ninth
district, Argo Raymond, Bottineau
county; Tenth district, F. w. Tompkins,
Benson county.
Trustees Agricultural 1college-H. J.
Rush, Cass county; Byron N. Stone,
LaMoure County; Maynard Crane,
Griggs. county, each for four years
from first Tuesday IN April.
Trustees State Penitentiary-c D.
Edick, Burleigh county; Edward Brad
dock. Emmons county, each for four
years from the first Tuesday in April.
W. P. Macomber,. Mclean county; A.
+. Crowl, Stark county; Franklin Pot
ter, Cass county; each for two years.
Trustees Normal scnool at Mayville-
C. S. Edwards, Mayville; G. M. john
son, Dwight, Richland county; for four
years.
Trustees Normal school at Valley
City-A. P. Peake, Valley Cit I; Ncls
Larson, Darcy; David Lloyd, We:is
county; each for four years.
Trustees State universlty-Stephen
Collins, Grand Forks; Geo. w. Ioole,
Walsh county; A. ]. Gronna, Nelson
Fcounty; each for four years.
Trustees Soldiers Home-Morris l.
Brown of Ransom county and F.. c.
Gearey of Cass county, each for tour
years.
State Board of Agriculture-Wm: Die
ball, Mercer county; w. H. Mann, Nor
ton county, T. S. Underhill, Stark
county.
Directors School of Forestry-Ole
Roland, Bottineau county, for four years
and David Clark, Bottineau County, for
two years.