Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-02-25

ested, In which case the purchase may be
referred to the board Of university and
school lnnds.
House Bill No. 286 Burtness-Legaliz-
lug Irregularities in the formation of
school districts and making valid the acts
Of the officials thereof.
House Bill No. 267. l4yons--Prohibiti
railroads or express companies from carry
ing into or from point to point within the
state. packages knowing or having reason
to believe containing intoxicating liquors.
Amending and re-enacting section 761S Of
the Revised Codes.
Passed.
House Bill No. 1SS. Johnson-Fixing
qualifications, bonds and compensation of
district veterinarians.
House Bill No. 13O Heath--Regulating
sale and analysis Of commercial. fertilizers.
Manufacturers must brand, give number
Of kinds and an analysis thereof.
House Bill No. 195. Chaf,ee-Anti-hobo
law. Defines vagrancy and fixes fine Of
$50.
exemptions Of personal property in certain
cases.
Committee Reports.
The committee on temperance reported
favOrably on:
House Bill No 217. Van Arnam--Provides
for a reward Of $50 for arrest and cOnvic-
tion Of violators Of prohibitory law.
House Bill No. 2O4, Shiels-Limiting
sales Of liquor to half pint to one person
at one time. requires 80 per cent Of voters
and 20 per cent of women over q to sign
petitions for druggists permits, and pre-
scribes an oath for the purchaser Of In
toxicants.
The committee on temperance reported
for indefinite postponement:
House Bill No 81. Shiels-Fixing maxi
mum amount Of intoxicating liquor to be
sold by any druggist with permit at four
gallons per month, and fixing heavy penalty
for violations thereof.
House Bill No. co, Cassell--Increasirg
the amount of stock to be carried by drug
gists before they can secure permit to
sell Intoxicating liquors. The report Of
the committee was adOpred.
The committee on state affairs reported
favonbly on:
House Bill No. 23S Mallough-Providing
licenses for solicitors for charitable insti-
tutions.
House Bill No. 100. Rogers-Rplating to
admissions to hospital for the insane.
House Bill No. 1885, Rogers-Providing
Of payment for care Of patients at insane
hospital where estates are worth it.
House Bill No 235, Dickinson-Relating
to state depOsitories.
House Bill No. 237. MISUNDERSTANDING
for issuance of certificates Of election for
members Of the legislature.
House Bill No. DAB. Davis--Tax lists to
be delivered to treasurer by auditor on or
before Dec. in stead Of on or before Nov.
Isl.
Senate Bill No 20. MaIn-Prohibiting
the manufacture or sale of cannon fire.
crackers.
House Bill No. 244, Davis-Making real
estate taxes due Dec l. and prescribes
penalties.
Senate Bill No. "a. Main-Makes II mis-
demeanOr to travel off public highway with
guns. dogs and ammunition before the open
game season.
when cattle may be allowed to run at
large.
The committee on state Affairs reported
House Bill No. 214, Ellison-C Concurrent
resolution regarding sale of school lands
Senate Bill No. %. Wipperman-Amend-
ment relative to township tax laws. The
report Of the committee was adopted.
The committee on taxes and tax laws
reported favorably on:
House Bill No. 16S. Leech-To enable
boards of county commissioners to insti-
tute proceedings to enforce payment of
taxes on real property sold to the state or
county for taxes and remaining unredeemed
for three years.
House Bill No. 60. Wall-To provide for
lien of special assessments as between
vendor and vendee
House Bill No. 207. Stavens-Requiring
all property subject to taxation to be val
ued at its actual value.
The committee on taxes and tax laws
recommended for indefinite postponement:
House Bill No 212, Peterson Of Wells
Separate personal property taxes from real
estate taxes and makes personal property
taxes n lien on the real estate.
House Bill No. 216 Van Arnam-Pre-
scrlbes determination Of conflicting claims
to real estate. The repor, Of the commit
tee was adopted
1ne committee on apDOrtiODment re-
ported favOraby on:
House Bill No. 174. Miler-Redefines
Fourth senatorial district.
House Bill No 175. Ferguson--Redefines
the Third senatorial district
The committee on joint legislation re-
ported favorably IN:
Senate Bill No. 40. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
to be answered before patients are ad
mitted to insane hospital
The committee on municipal corporal ions
reported favOrably on:
Senate Bill No. 81, Misunderstanding
payment of IS per thousand on all estates
after the first $1,000, for It's admInistra-
tian.
The committee on school and public lands
reported favorably on:
House Bill No. 49, Casscll-Providing
for recording Of transfers OF real estate
and gives validity to the recording of in
struments heretofore recorded
The committee on school and public
lands recommended for indefinite post
cOnement:
House Bill No. 1874. Davis-Provides for
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