Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-08

passed the two houses and that have
been approved by the governor No
other bills will be approved until after
the governor has had time to examine
the measures that came to him in the
last days of the session.
Senate Bills Approved.
Misunderstanding four members of
the state board Of pardons a quorum
for the transaction of business.
Sharpe in commence
ment Of civil actions.
Regan-Providing for the appoint
ment Of administrators or guardians
in place Of those removed.
RObinsOn-Settlemen OF affairs OF
on dissolution.
Plain-Increasing per diem of jur-
ors to $3.
Robinsm-Time of probating for
eign wills.
LaMoure-Making William Bulge
OF the state university.
Little-PrOhibiting soliciting of in.
surance by persons not authorized by
state department of insurance.
Little-Issue of 100000 bonds for
completion of north wing of state cap
itol.
Cox-To provide a sinking fund for
the payment of bonds previously is-
sued by state educational institutions.
Cox-Isue of $50 900 bonds for state
normal school at Mayville and Valley
City.
Voss-Issue of bonds for making of
necessary additions to state reform
school,
Taylor-Issue of $4,000 Of bonds
for buildings at state university.
Taylor-Graduates of state law
school may be sworn in by clerk of su-
preme court out of term time.
Hale-Providing for the establish.
ment of district graded schools.
Cashel-Authorizing the publica-
ton of the proceedings of the state
educational association.
McArthur-GOvernin the establish
ment of new election precincts.
williams = Constitutional amend
ment governing the loaning of state
school funds on farm lands.
Cashel-Establishing the institute
for the feeble minded at Grafton and
providing for its support and manage
ment.
Providing for the erection
of warehouses and elevators on rights
of way.
Hagen-Fixing time for loading cars
for shipment
Voss-Appropriation for state re
form school at Mandan.
Hale-Issue OF 100000 bonds fol
state deaf school.
Bacon-Voters in cities not to lose
votes by moving from one precinct tt
another.
Hale-Granting permission for con
struction of highway across Devils
Lake.
Garnett-Tax upon the occupation O
hawking and peddling.
Lewis-Pure food bill.
Sharpe-Issue of bonds for the state
industrial school,
Lewis-Validating ordinances thai
have passed for the making Of lOca
improvements in cities
TaylOr-Providing for the payment
of expenses incurred by local boards
of health.
Cashel-Changing location of feeble
minded institute from jamestown tc
Grafton.
Taylor-Increasing penalty for sell
ing poison without label.
Cox-DivisiOn of state into two
game warden districts and providing
for appointment of two state game
wardens.
Lewis-Suicide no defense against
payment of life insurance after one
year.
Regan-Railroads to maintain sta
ton houses where receipts are $4,000
a year or over.
Wapner-Manner of approval of Of
fetal bonds.
McGahan-How city lots may be
sold or leased.
Rose-App0intment Of city magis'
trates in case OF vacancy.
Chevalier-Issue of bonds for state
blind asylum at Bathgate.
Heath-Levy OF township road tax
Rose-Leases of city property.
Kraabel-Regulating eQualizing OF
property by state board OF eQualiza
tion.
Buttz-Providing for the relief OF
James McKechnie, injured in firing q
salute at Lisbon.
Wall-To correct conflict IN laws al
to city tax levy.
Cassell- Collection Of delinquent
PEI sonal property taxes.
McLain-Providing for the registra
tion of apprentices in pharmacy.
Lyons-Amending estray law.
Enthusiastically for buying OF re
ceiving stolen property.
Buttz-Providing armOry rent fo
regimental band.
Certificate OF time Of e.
piratiOn Of commission by notary pul
! lie,