The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1901-02-15

HOUSE Oils 443, 10y, 81 anu 13S were
referred to the committee of the whole.
The senate recalled senate bill I3I,
defining medical practice. !.
The following bills were introduced
and placed on their second reading:
House bill 152-Nelson-Auditor' s GER
tifcate before tax deeds can be recorded.
House bill NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of office and bonds of county commits
sioners.
House bill Keller - Requires
county superintendent to report all
school moneys to district treasurers.
House bill 155-Cassell- Defining duty
of land commissioner.
The speaker signed senate bill II.
The house went into general orders,
with Mr.. Davis in the chair.
House bills 100, Is, S. and II were
reported favorably.
House bill 48 was indefinitely post
poned. Further time was asked on house
bill I22.
IN THE SENATE.
Several belated cigarette petitions
were received in the senate. One pc
tition was also presented asking the
senate to support the bill for the farm
ers' institutes. A petition was presented
by constituents of Senator Hale asking
support of Cashers primary election law.
The petition was worded in such lang
uage that Senator LaMoure objected to
its printing in the journal. It alludes to
packed conventions" bribery" and
other things alleged to prevail under the
present system, stating that men of lit
tie worth were enabled to get into pub
lie positions, and in other ways reflected
strongly upon the political system OF
the stae.
Senate bills 12o, 1913, 1873, 40, 1888, and
house bills 1877 and 81 were recommended
to pass.
Senate bills 14o, $50 and 154 were re-
ferred.
Under suspension of the rules, house
bill 81 was placed on its third reading
and passed.
The following bills were introduced
read twice and referred:
Senate bill 152-Devlin-Legalizes
levies of taxes by township supervisors
for road and general purposes in 1896
and 1900.
Senate bill 153-Baker-Exempts rea'
and personal property of charitable and
fraternal organizations used by them fol
places of meetings and to conduct theil
/ business and ceremonies.
Senate bill 154-Wolbert provides
| for the taxation of express, telegraph
telephone, equipment and freight lin.
companies in the state. Report of com
panies to be made to the state auditor
between April I, and 80 OF each year
Property to be assessed by state boart
of equalization and certified to count,
! auditors.
Senate bills 155-Lavayea-Nox
weed bill. n
Senate bill 1871, defining medical prac
| tice and amending the law governing TIL
examination of physicians, was recalled
1 on motion of Mr.. Taylor, who intro
4 duced the bill, after it had been sent {,
the house and where it had passed it
1 first and second reading and referred Il
committee The bill was prepared TO
l the State Medical association and ha
Z, some provisions that are far-reachinl
4 which is claimed, prohibited any sort o
aid being given sick or injured, excep
4 by licensed doctor. It's made mis-
4 demeanor for anyone to do doctorini
unless licensed; the penalty is $50 o
imprisonment or both for anyone 3
j pretend to be q doctor, without = license
Or who accepts fee for prescribing o
4 treating. for any disease, mental all
ment, injury or infrmity This claus
4 is claimed to hit osteopathy, magnet
treatment, Christian Science, travelin'
healers and oculists.