Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-05
4 GOOD Days WORK DONE
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the state ffOSpltdl iOT CS suSoiS =
Jamestown. Calls for bonds of $l23.-
$50. Appropriations.
House Bill No. Isl, Hammer-Re-
lates to place of trial in civil actions.
Cases must be tried in county where
complaint is made unless defendant,
before time for answering expires, de-
mands in writing that tr'sl he had in
the proper county and pace of trial
changed by Gonsent of all parties. the
court may change the plSce OF trial,
etc. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 1872. Dahl-This bill
is copy of and identical with No. l37.
Appropriations
House Bill No. 1873. Dahl-Reiating
to titles to real property. Provides
that all titles to real property vested
in m person or persons who have
been or hereafter may be in the actual.
open. adverse and undisputed posses
sion of land under such title for period
of ten years and shall have paid all
taxes and assessments legally levied
thereon. shall be declared good and
valid in law. Judiciary.
House Bill No. IA. Dickinson (by
request)-Provides that al rcceptacles
containing gasolene stored or kept for
sale shall be painted red. Manufac-
| lures.
House Bill No. 1876. Rnttz (by re-
uuest)-Relating to unlawful, obliga-
tons in writing. A probationary
measure against lightning rod and
patent right notes. Judiciary.
Bills Passed.
The house then proceeded to third
reading and passage of b' IS upon cal
endar.
House Bill No. 80. relating to the
control. management and W of
surety and trust companies. was
passed.
House Bill No. 101. relative to notice
| of taking estravs. was passed.
House Bill No. 80. to provide uni
form regulations governing corpora
tons organized in whole or in part for
purpose of transacting tho BY siness of
fidelity insurance and CORPORATE surety
shin was. on motion of Mr. Young,
made a special order for today at 3
O'clock.
House Bill No. Is. to provide for
additional taxes not collected to the
next years tax.
House Bill No. 9S. relating TO salary
of county superintendents of schools.
On motion of Mr.. Weed this bill was
recommitted to the committee on edu,
cation.
House Bill No. SO was. rpon motion
of Mr.. Buttz. referred to the committee
on judiciary.
The Jurors Bill
Senate Bill No. s brought forth 9
fusilade of parliamentary points ant
created considerable discussion. This
is the measure relating to the per diem
of jurors. Mr.. Young opened the jam
bOree by denouncing the bill! as on
for the benefit of professional jurors
Mr.. Buttz denied the allegation ant
Mr.. Leech stepped in as mediator. Mr.
Chaffee and Mr.. Rose raise a point o
order and the matter became so mixet
that it will take a Philadelphia lawye
to unravel the snarl. Anyhow tn
speaker decided both wavs on tn
measure and as it now stands it wa
made a special order for today an,
will be brought ont upor the floor a
2:30 o'clock today.
Senate Bill No. 10. relating to sci
Element Of affairs of corporations .upol
dissolution was passed.
There was a sentiment to adjourn. a
it was past 5 o'clock. but the chat
asked the members to clean up tn
calendar and general orders was tn
order with Mr.. Cassell in the chair.
The house took under consideration
House Bill No. ! s. a bill to regulat
the practice of optometry in the stat
of North Dakota. ard recommended
to pass.
House Bill No. "a, relating to @,
emDtiOns. was left on general orders
House Bill No. so, relating to tn
shipment of grain. was the subject G
considerable discussion by Messrs
Buttz. Young. Ryan. Shells. Mattsor
Elton. Connolly. Peterson Of Towne
and Mr.. Dickinson. It brought OF
some interesting facts pro and COZ
and on vote being taken was recon
mended to pass as amendnl
The house then adjourned.