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

House ill rescribinxE
pn.nishmsrt for aband ornleist of minor
Honse Bill I--Leeeh requiring
sterf t tc care for and port step
House bill I2z 1atson Providing
gOis sliDlllllslss ~ fss III lies OF
1000 or over, the question Of adj itionals
jurisdiction of county courts
House bill I23 Thomas revision,
for certifying cases involving title TO real
estate from justice court to district
court. s5S IL Il .SS
House bill IA Morgan. Limiting the
road tax to s instead Of IS mills, and di-!
recting how road and poll taxes are
to be spent. i4S z
House bill rs Palmer The Mon
tana registration law.
The house concurred in the senate
resolution to appoint a committee to as
certain the needs Of the penitentiary
Irvine plantss and Messrs. Hare, Cassell
and DWire were appointed on such joint
committee. Il 5sS %
House bills "a, 1o1, 1o2 1o3, 1os, 100,
III, liz, no, III, Io5, and 1o7 were read
the second time and referred.
House bills S and 81 were passed. .
sly SSlldlC UlilS ~, -, rs, 90, 80, dA0 VI
were read the first time. #
senate bills Is, 23, 81, 72, 81. 70 and sc
were read the second time and referred.
Senate bill 8 was passed.
ig IN THE SENATE
The committee reported an amendment
to the extradition bill, and also recon-
mended that senate bill los, 90, 1o4 and
house bills 8 and 43 do pass.
4 The committee on education recon-
mended that senate bill 81 be indefinitely
postponed. Adorted.
| Mr.. Little offered resolution for the
appointment of joint committee of five,
two from the senate and three from the
house, to investigate the state Irvine
plant at the pen!:entiary and report
recommendations for its maintenance.
Messrs. Jacobson and sharpe were ap-
pointed as members of the committee
from the senate.
! There was lively debate between
Senators Cashel and LaMoure when
Senate bill q, relating to chambers of the
court in the Seventh judicial district
came up for passage. The bill w:.s pass
ed.
The senate bill extending the time
for payment of taxes came up on third
reading. Mr.. Little moved that further
consideration of the bill be indefinitely
postponed. There was division and
the motion to kill the bill carried, 10
to IS.
Senate bill 4S, House bill 4 ard S
were passed.
House bills 2, "a and 90 were read tie
FIRST time.
lie following bills were introduced,
read first and second times and referred:
Senate bill 111-Ames.-Briefs in ap-
peals involving 5000 or less may be type
written.
Senate bill 112-Lewis.- Felony for
failure to provide for minor child.
!; Senate bill 113-Sharpe.- Counties to
issue bonds for seed grain furnished
farmers.
Senate bill acknowledgements
resolution for constitutional amendment
to establish school for feeble minded at
Grafton
Senate bill 115-Talcott-Terms of
four years for county commissioners.
The senate voted to appoint four adj
ditional enprossing and enrolling clerks:
President Bartlett stated that he would
not appoint the clerks at present.
Bismarck, Feb. 4-Mr. nomas-
amendment to cxrunge from the house
journal thai part pertaining to the i'll
definite postponemcnt Of house bill 49,
created snirited opposition, but the
motion prevailed.
MIR. Young submitted commune
cation regarding house bill II, relating
to meetings of township supervisors.
/ A petition from Mr. Wade's consti-
tuents was read asking his support of
bill reducing exemptions.
The committees reported favorably
on house bills 4o, 81 and 76.
The ways and means committee rec
commended indefinite postponement on
house bill S.
House bill z1-Hare-De6ning what
! property may be taken for eminent do
main was passed.
40, 49, 124, 1o4, no, 118 and 113 were
IN THE SENATE.
The committees reported favorably
on senate bills 100, 90, Sc and 1903, and
recommended them to pass.
Senate bills Io4, 86, and 90 were
passed.
The following bills. were introduced:
Senate bill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
title on boundary arising in Justices
court to be certified to the district court,
where it shall stand for trial as though
the action originally commenced there.
Senate bill Observation-Disclosures
commandant of the soldiers home Sec
rotary Of the board of management and
allows him not to exceed $50 annually
for such services.
Senate bill 118 -Noble-No Cove
nants of warranty shall be considered as
broken by the existence of highway
or railway upon the land conveyed UNI
less otherwise particularly specified in
the deed. .iss
Senate bill 11o-Loftus- Justice not
compelled to transmit record on appeal
to clerk Of district court until fee Of 81
has been paid.
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