Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-31
duty of register to be indefinitely post

duty of register to be indefinitely post
poned
Committee on counties and county
boundaries reported House Bill No. 1S
requiring all persons entering into
public contracts to furnish bonds, to
be indefinitely postponed.
Also House Bill No. 81. relating to
estrays, to be indefinitely postponed
The committee on insurance report
ed House Bill No. 33, relating to con-
troll. management and powers of sure
ty and trust companies, to pass.
Also House Bill No. 50, governing
corporations OF fidelity insurance and
corporate suretyship. to pass.
Deaf School Bill Passes.
Mr. Davis moved that the rules be
suspended and that Senate Bill No.
81 be placed upon it's second and
third reading. This motion carried
and the bill providing for purchase Of
additional land for the erection of ne
cessary additional buildings for the
deaf and dumb asylum at Devils Lake
was passed.
Senate Resolution Carries.
The senate sent In concurrent reso-
luton regarding the national live
stock convention, recently held at
Kansas City, which was unanimously
passed. A resolution asking for an
amendment to the so-called "forty
hour bill'' now pending in the United
States senate. to require all trains
carrying live stock between states to
maintain average speed of twenty
miles an hour from time of loading to
arrival at destination. The resolution
requests North Dakota's representa-
tives at Washington to assist in en-
deavors to have same become a ma
tional law
Adjournment.
Mr.. Davis offered a motion that
when the house adjourn it stand ad-
journed until Tuesday. Feb. 3. and the
senate sent in report on above con-
current resolution and the house
backed up Mr.. Davis.
! The governor transmitted lengthy
report of the North Dakota commits
sion for the Pan-American exposition.
To be Printed.
Mr.. Rose moved. and the motion pre-
vailed. that the governors report be
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tho members desk
Mr.. Aandahl, of Barnes. moved that
the rules be suspended and that the
report of the committee relating to
House Bill No. 1O1. relating to estrays
be adopted
Mr.. Weed moved to lay the motion
on the table. Messrs. Rose Buttz
Young and Lyons discussed the ques
tion which resulted in the house ac
cepting the report of the comittee be
ing adopted.
! The speaker called Mr. Brown to the
chair pending first reading of house
bills
Bills Introduced.
House Bill No 1913. Mooney-Pro
hibiting foreign mutual insurance com
panies from transacting hail insur
ance business in this state Insurance
House Bill No. 1874. Sheils-Relatins
to appeals in cases tried in distric
court without jury Judiciary.
House Bill No. 1875. Peterson (o
Towner)-To indemnify parties fol
horses killed by state veterinarians
Provides that veterinary surgeons ap
praise animals killed at full valne &C
cording to the market price in tn,
vicinity at time of killing Judiciary
House Bill No 1876. Rose-Relatin,
to appointment of city treasurer, po
lice magistrate or city justice of peac.
in case of vacancy. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 1877. Chaffee-Tt
change or rearrange boundaries o
school districts in the counties Of tn,
state. Changes may be made by coun
ty commissioners and superintendent
of schools
House Bill No. 12S McKenzie-Pro
vides for machinists' liens. Provide
that any person who shall perform
labor upon or material, or repairs OF
buildings, steam or gasoline engine
or other machine, shall file an accoun
within thirty days with register O
deeds. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 129 Richmond
Provides that all county. city. town
ship. village or school officers ma,
furnish personal bonds or bonds exc
|, cuted by surety company Where lat
ter is furnished that municipality shal
audit bill for same. Judiciary.
, House Bill No 1870, Heath-Regu
lates sale and analysis of commercial
fertilizers. Manufacturers must brand
give number of pounds and chemica
composition thereof Agriculture.
: Mr.. Chaffee wanted to go home an,
moved that the house adjourn-it di,
and almost everybody left town 70
, home, sweet home
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.
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