Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-04

House Bill No. 22S, license of
solicitors.
House Bill No. -, inspection of live
stock.
House Bill No. 24S, annual election
of bank directors
Senate Bill No. 21O, question of in
Recommitted.
House Bill No. 2O6, qualifications of
jurors was recOmmitted to the ju
dietary.
Conference.
The conference committee on House
Bill No. 35, the educational bill. recon-
mended that the senate recede from its
amendments. The report was adopted
concurred In.
The senate concurred in the house
amendments to Senate Bill No. q, and
Senate Bill No. 80. The latter is the
Johnson bill for the execution of cap
ital punishment In answer to a Ques
ton of Senator Macarthur of Bottineau
in whose county there is prisoner
to be hanged Friday, President Bart
lett stated that the bill would prob
ably not reach the governor for ap-
proval before that date.
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No. 230, Mcdonald, anti
lottery. tobacco tag revenue stamp
scheme.
Reconsidered.
Senate Bill No. AZ was reconsidered.
This is the bill providing that an
elector in cities shall not lose his
residence by moving from one ward
to another The proposed amendment
was in the nature of a correction OF
the bill and the title.
There was general discussion OF
the bill. Senator Simpson thought the
bill would be in conflict with the con-
stitutional provision requiring 80 days
residence in the precinct There was
also an argument as to the right OF
the senate to amend the bill. it having
passed both houses and been in the
hands of the governor. The bill was
finally called back and the house
amendments to the title cOncurred in.
There was some objection to further
procedure and Senator Bacon finally
declared he did not care rap whether
they passed the bill or not. Senator
Hale said. he did not think there was
any need of heat in the matter-it was
merely one of procedure. and he did
not believe the procedure was regular
or grounded on any rule. The senate
voted with Bacon. however. and the
bill was amended and passed as
amended.
House Bills Passed.
House Bill No 112. when term OF
county auditors begin
House Bill No. JAG. attachment.
House Bill No. IT, personal injury
bill. Liability of railroad companies.
House Bill No. 96. dairy commits
sioner.
House Bill No. 1877. boundaries of
school districts.
House Bill No. 54. deputies in Office
of register of deeds and compensation.
Senator Crane secured an amendment
providing for turning of all fees into
county general fund
House Bill No Is. taxation of prop
ertv omitted from assessment.
House Bill No. 81, age of consent.
House Bill No 80. government of
corporations for doing business of cor
porate suretyship.
Approved.
Senate Bill No 10. peddlers' license.
Senate Bill No 26. pure food bill
Senate Bills Passed.
Senate Bill No. 231, fees CT clerks of
courts
Senate Bill No. 22S. inspector gen.
eral of weights and measures
Senate Bill No 217 noxious weed
law
Senate Bill No. 232. liability for tres
pass of animals.
Senate Bill No. 21S, acknowledge
ment Of mortgages
Senate Bill No. 2O1. minimum speed
of 90 miles for stock trains
Senate Pill No 1862. misdemeanor
to defraud livery stable keeper
Senate Bill No 215. changing
boundaries OF Stark county
Senate Bill No 1866 purchase of
road machinery
Senate Bill No 154. repeating sec
tions 103S-1O44 revised codes.
Senate Bill No 146, requiring tee-
graph companies to keep open offices
dav and night
Senate Bill No 205, recording of
conveyances.
Senate Bill No. 227. Improvement of
water system in cities.
Committee Recommendations
The temperance committee of the
senate last night voted to postpone in
definitely the Cashel bill for the dis
pensary system of liquor sales The
appropriations committee voted to
recommend the appropriation of 81 900
this wear and 81 900 next year for the
children's home at Fargo and the ap-
preparation for the Florence Crittenton
home at Bismarck
THE HOUSE,
The discussion of the dav in the
house of Representatives at the session