Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-01
FIR BILL IS KILLED

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Mr.. Weed. will be the special order on
Tuesday at 2:30. This measure seeks
to restrain officials of every descrip-
ton in the state or county government
from appointing or employing as
clerks or deputies relatives of the first,
second or third degree.
Killed by Committee.
Senate Bill No. 129. making Good
Friday a legal holiday.
Senate Bill No. 268. giving landlords
a lien on household furniture and max
ing 1t a misdemeanor to leave a house
without giving notice.
Senate Bill No. 14S, prohibiting the
sale of firearms to minors under Is
years of age.
Senate Bill No. 95. doing away with
horse note endorsements conditionally.
Senate Bill No. 46, fixing maximum
to be recovered for loss Of life at
$1,000.
House Bill No. 274. requiring eau
cuses in each election precinct.
House Bill No. 267. prohibiting ex-
press or railroad companies from car
rying packages containing liquor with
in the state. knowing it to be such
or not.
House Bill No. 276. allowing county
commissioners to establish three dip
ping tanks.
House Bill No. III. repeating oil
inspection law.
House Bill No. 2SO. providing how
names of people may be changed.
Recommended to Pass.
House Bill No. 275, permitting an
officer of q corporation to execute pa
pers for the corporation.
Senate Bill No. 2. fixing salaries Of
district court judges.
Senate Bill No. 1873, providing for
bonds for jamestown asylum.
Senate Bill No. 1873, dissolution Of
townships.
Senate Bill No. 1853. printing Of b.
ennial reports.
Senate Bill No. 124, payment of road
supervisors.
House Bill No. 279, relative to liens
on future payments.
Senate Bill No. 1876, validating all
assessments.
Senate Bill No. 1876. specifying pen
atty for selling poison without label.
House Bill No. 27S. clerk of courts
record of mechanics liens.
Senate Bill No. 202, appointment of
states attorneys in unOrganized cOun-
ties.
Senate Bill No. 1856, maximum coal
rate bill.
Senate Bill No. ia, requiring rail.
road companies to maintain stations
with agents the entire year.
One Bill Lost.
House Bill No. 249, providing for I'm.
provements in plated townships ad.
joining Incorporated cities. This bill
was introduced by Mr.. Leech, and
would operate only in Fargo AMI
Grand Forks. It was lost end Mr..
Leech gave notice Of reconside ration.
Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 253. providing that
governor shall recommend a person
for member OF the Superior board Of
grain commissioners.
House Bill No. 1913, provides for in.
spection Of stock by sheriff.
House Bill No. 254. relating to trials
without jury and appeals therefrom.
House Bill No. 235, relating to state
repositories.
House Bill No. 242, valuation Of
bank stock and nature Of deductions.
House Bill No. FOG, defining qualih.
cations Of Jurors.
House Bill No. 252, making It EN-.
bezzlement to dispose of or secrete
undivided interests In property.
House Bill No. 245. fixing term Of
court In LAMoure county.
Substitute for House Bill No. 215
requiring gravity as we'll as flash test
OF kerosene. inspection Of g~asolene and
inspection quarterly at Agricultural
college and State university.
House Bill No. 261, defining and
changing boundaries of Mercer coun,
ty; submitting question to vote.
Bill No 255. providing fol
election OF public administrator.
House Bill No. 239. inheritance tax
! House Bill No. 265, allowing mem
bers OF boards Of trustees to sell lands
to their institution through board uni
versity and school lands.
Killed Twice.
House Bill No. 271. introduced BY
Mr.. Harvey. Amending and re.enact
ing section 1896 of the revised codes
relating to practices in contempt. had
to be killed twice yesterday. At thu
morning session the measure wa
killed by a committee report. and II
the afternoon It was taken up for re
consideration and again killed by oh
jections. The temperance elemen'
found evidences that the bill woult
NEEDLE with the present contemp
/ practice in the prosecution Of viola
lions of the prohibition law. and I
wal from that section of the hous,
that the objections kept the bill
KILLED"