Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-27

p0f10lLB must Uc Si6u0u "
80 per cent Of the voters and 70 per
cent OF the females over 81 years OF
age, in the townships. villages or
cities In which the applicants reside.
Not more than half . pint OF liquor
can be sold to one person In "a hours,
and the purchaser is required to Sign
a statement giving details as to what
the LIQUOR Is to be used for, In addi-
ton to his place Of residence. street
and number, and IL much more
stringent than the present system OF
securing liquor by signing the book"
Mechanics Lien Gill.
House Bill No. 22S, which was with
drawn from the calendar and re-
referred to the committee on judiciary,
was recommended for indefinite post
ponement. A minority report asked
that the bill pass. The majority was
adopted. The bill sought to give ma
chiuists and others making repairs on
engines or threshers q lien on the
property prior to mortgage claims OF
machinery dealers.
Bills Introduced.
House Bill No. 271, Harvey-Amend-
ing and re-enacting section 1896 OF the
revised codes Of 1899. relating to prac-
tice in contempts.
House Bill No. 272, Peterson. Of
Towner-Providing that the legislative
employees shall be selected pro rata
from the several legislative districts
of the state.
TY~.c, na11 N0 O20 UyAn1-Dpnh5h.
iting any state, legislative. county or
district oficer from appointing as
deputy or assistant or clerk any per-
son to whom he Is related In the flrst,
second or third degree, unless said per-
son shall perform such services
gratuously or is paid from the private
of the Official making such
appointment.
House Bill No. 274. Brown-Relating
to caucuses. Requiring a caucus to be
held in each voting precinct.
Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 70, dividing the Sec
ond judicial district and creating the
Eighth judicial district.
House Bill No. 2O4, requiring so
per cen Of voters and 20 per cent Of
females over 81 to be necessary to
secure druggists permits. Limiting
sales of liquor to n person at half
pint in "a hours, strengthening the
afidavit signed In making such pur-
chase.
House Bill No. 225. relating to the
organization Of school districts by Pc
tition.
House Bill No. 20S. prohibits issu-
anoe of certificates to incompetent per-
sons. immortality. intemperance and
cruelty to be bars to securing GER
.tificates.
House Bill No. 1853. giving county
commissioners authority to institute
proceedings to enforce payment Of
taxes on real estate sold to the state
or county.
House Bill No. s, appropriation for
the jamestown insane hospital.
House Bill No. ia, defining the
boundaries Of the Fourth senatorial
district.
House Bill No. 175. defining the
boundaries of the Third senatorial dis
trict
House Bill No. 219. fixing the fees
of justices OF the peace.
House Bill No. 1876, payment to
Stark county clerk Of district court
of 800 for work done in unorganized
counties.
House Bill No. SO. appropriating $500
for two years to Florence Crittenton
home at Bismarck.
House Bill No. POI, fixing time Of
payment OF subsequent taxes and TX
ing interest thereon at ~ pei cent.
House Bill No. PIG, prescribing de-
Of conflicting claims to
real estate.
House Bill No. 1863. providing for a
lien Of special assessments as between
vendor and vendee.
House Bill No. 238, providing for
license for solicitors for benevolent
organizations.
House Bill No. 142, appropriating
$500 to the Fargo Children's home.
Bills Killed.
House Bill No. 210, providing for
cancellation Of instruments for future
conveyances Of land. indefinitely post
poned.
House Bill No. 20s. giving constables
concurrent jurisdiction with sheriffs
and the same fees. Indefinitely post
pOned.
House Bill No. 227. providing for
license Of 5000 annually for sale Of
cigarettes and papers. Indefinitely
postponed.
Special Orders.
House Bill No. 1873, fixing terms of
court in Second judicial district was
made q special order for Monday after
noon.
House BAl No. 1852. making an an
preparation to the North Dakota Fire
mems association. was made q special
order for Monday afternoon.
Recommended 70 Pass.
Senate Bill No. n, relating to ex.
penses of boards OF health.
Senate Bill No. 145. vital statistics
record.
Senate Bill No. 174, validating or.
dinances for local improvements.
Senate Bill No. 113, fixing three
years Of practice for admission to bar
Senate Bill No. 1877. fixing terms OF
supreme court.
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