Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-10
RESUBM|SS|ON IS KILLED
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Dickinson. Elton, Ellison, Ferguson.
Flados, Gilbert. Gullerud. Harvey,
Heath, Hill. johnson. Kraabel. Lee.
Leech, Lille. Maddox. Mallough, Nc
Crea. Mcdowell, Mcknight, McI4ain.
| Midgarden. Miller, Mooney, Noltimier.
Oksendahl. Palfrey. Peterson of
Towner. Phifer. Richmond, Robillard.
Rogers. Ryan, Schouweiler. Severson,
Shells. Skiold. Smart of Nelson. Smart
of Trail, Stavens. Steinberg. Stevens,
Thompson. Truemner. Tufte. Under
wood. Van Arnam. Wagner, Wall,
! Watts. Welo. Wing, Young and Mr..
Speaker.
Messrs. Blank. Che, -.lier and Wat
son being excused.
Bills Introduced.
House Bill No. 1873, Palmer-Attach-
ing the counties of Wallace. Alfred
and Mckenzie to Williams for judicial
purposes. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 1874. Peterson of
TOwner-MaXimum rate of interest on
county deposits in banks be 3 per cent
and minimum rate be l per cent.
Banks and Banking.
House Bill No. 1876. Manufacturing
to redemptions. Land may be re-
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one. as the law now stands. Banks
n banking.
House Bill No. 1856. McLean-Relat-
ing to public health. Provides COM
p%ensatiOn of 50 for president or vice
president for every day engaged in
official duties and 5 cents per mile
actually or necessarily travelled AND
IS per day for county superintendent
of health. Public health.
House Bill No. 1877. Palmer-Knocks
out county auditors fee OF % cents
for certificate of taxes paid. Taxes
and tax laws.
House Bill No. 1888. Johnson-Fixing
qualifications. bonds and compensation
of district veterinarians. Public
health.
House Bill No. 1S9. Rogers-Pro-
vision for payment of expenses of pa
tients at insane hospital where estates
are sufficient.
House Bill No. 1870, Representatives,
to admission to insane hospital. State
affairs.
House Bill No. 1871. Kraabel-Per-
tanning to the organization of domestic
insurance companies.
insurance. Insurance.
House Bill No. 1872. Leech-Fixes
salaries and fees to be paid commits
%sioners of insanity. Provides 81 per
diem and 10 cents per mile. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 1873, Tufte-Fixing
rate for hauling coal. Railroads.
House Bill No. 1914, Davis-Provides
for payment of school land right of
way by railroad companies. Schools
and public lands.
House Bill No. 1876, Chaffee-Pro-
vides fine of $50 for and defines va
grancy. An anti-hobo law. State af-
fairs.
House Bill No. 1876. Senour-Author-
izinP NJ. nent to clerk of court of
Stark coanty for services rendered in
connection with suits in unorganized
counties attached to Stark for judicial
purposes. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 1877. Hammer-Pre-
scribes method of obtaining licenses
and who shall solemnize marriages.
Woman suffrage.
House Bill No. 1913. McClure-Pro.
vides for inspection of stock Sheriff
to act as inspector. Live stock.
House Bill No. 1879, Lee-Replaces
House Bill No. 1873. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 200. Lee-Appropri
, ates $4,000 for lease of the Oak Park
s%anitarium at Minot for Dor con
! sumptives. Appropriations.
t House Bill No. POI, Stavens-
Changes disposition Of mortgage lier
/, property. Makes it a misdemeanor il
value is under 800 and felony if value
exceeds that sum. Banks and bank
ing.
l House Bill No. 202. Hammer-Re
peals section 5454a. compiled laws Of
] 1899. relating to civil actions in case
of prejudice. Judiciary.
: House Bill No. 203. Buttz-Fiyins
r fees and salary of clerk of distric'
court and county court. Identica
with Senate Bill No. 20. Judiciary.
n Bills Passed.
d The speaker called Mr.. Young tt
Q the chair pending passage Of calendar
Y and the following bills we're passed
House Bill No. 100, relating t.
county agricultural fairs.
House Bill No. 112, fixing date whel
term of county auditor shall begin.
House Bill No. 113, relating to tn,
practice Of b~arbering.
e House Bill No. "a, raising age o
& consent to Is years.
House Bill No. 1877. changing bonn
y,1A
h DIARIES of school districts.
G House Bill No. SO, relating to tim
OF commencing actions.
Senate Bills Passed.
The chair called Mr.. Buttz-th
grand old man of the Eighth legisls
n tive session-to the chair and he wa
received with great hand clapping.
The house considered Senate Ri
No. II, providing for the licensing {
agents to solicit for foreign insuranc
> companies and passed the same.
Bills Referred.
:" House Bill No. 131. relating t
trials in district court and appeals j
cases tried without jury was referre
to committee on judiciary.
House Bill No. 107. relating Il mi
'e use Of American flag for advertiser
"a purposes. was recalled from the cor
~ mittee on education and re-referre
10 to committee on state affairs.
&c The house then played horse for
tx half hour while House Bill No. as. r