Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-26
TROLLEY BILL PASSES HOUSE

/ for the assistance Of assessors In the as
s.ssment OF their property and the taxa
| ,ion Of the same.
House Bill No. 221, Notwithstanding
for the const rnctiOn, equipment and main
| tenance Of a trolley line between the cap
| itol building and the Northern Pacific sta
| ,,on In bismarck. and the installation of
mn electric plant at the capitol large
| enough to supply lights and to operate the
| street car line. Vote: SO ayes. "a nays.
House Bill No. 10. Lsh-Providing Tor
| the enlargement of the boundaries OF or
| yanlxed counties by embracing within SAID
boundaries any contiguous un0rganixed
territory.
House Bill No. 81, RogerS-Relating to
| time when property shall be removed from
cars.
House Bill No. 49,. Davis-An amend
ment to educational law. requiring that
| school apportionment shall not be avail
| able In districts which do not conduct four
| months of school each year.
Senate Bill No. 81. Kirkeide-Manne
for obtaining sites on railways for eleva-
| tors by condemnation proceedings.
Tufte's concurrent resolution providing
for the election of United States senators
by a direct vote.
Senate Bill No. 4, CASTELAR, act cstab-
Fishing an institution for feeble minded at
| Grafton. and providing for its support and
management.
Senate Bill No. 151. Hale-Providing for
n bond issue for $66, 900 for the school for
deaf and dumb at Devils Lake.
House Bill No. BOB, buttz-Relating to
fees and salaries of clerks Of county
| courts. Effective only in Cass and Ran
som counties.
House Bill No. 30, Wall-FiXing the
time for making the annual tax levies in
incorporated cities.
Substitute for House Bill No. 1873. Con-
nOlly-Providing for erection of buildings
and equipment of North Dakota Academy
of Science at WahpetOn.
House Bill No. 9S, Davis-Fixing the
salaries of county superintendent OF
schools, their deputies and their travelling
ex.enses.
House Bill No. 1866. Underwood-Provii-
ing for election Of police magistrates and
defining their jurisdiction in cities. Nayes
81. ayes 3
House Bill No. 1872, Leech-Raising per
diem Of the lawyer member Of insanity
boards to 81. Four votes in favor of the
bill.
Bills Reported.
House Bill No. so, Rogers-Fixing time
limit for loading cars. withdrawn because
of it's similarity to Senate Bill No. y.
House Bill No. 154, Dickinson-ReQulr-
ing that gasoline cans should be painted
red.
Tho enrnpniftnp on state lf1lrS R0n0TtN0 |
favorably on:
House Bill No. 24j, Notwithstanding
the handling and selling Of gasoline.
Senate Bill No. u. Lewis-Pure food
bill.
The committee on state affairs recon-
mended for indefinite postpOnement:
House Bill No. 241, Simpson-Limiting
school treasurers to four years In Office.
The report Of the committee was adopted.
The committee on forestry recommended
tor passage:
House Bill No. 224. Bartz-A bill tend
ing to promote tree culture by the pay
ment Of certain bounties.
The committee Oh judiciary reported
favorably on:
House Bill No. 25s. MISUNDERSTANDING
and defining the boundaries OF Stark
county.
House Bill No. 211. L~eech-Relating to
claims against estates Of decedents.
The same committee reported that no
conclusion had been reached on House Bill
No. 240, introduced by Peterson Of Wells,
providing that justices shall have juris-
diction In violations of prOhibitOry law
and fixing the punishment at a fine Of
from $50 to 800 or a Jail sentence Of 10 to
30 days. The bill goes to general orders.
The committee Oh railroads reported
favorablv on:
Senate Bill No. ~. Hagen-Giving As
hours to load cars over 10000 pounds
capacity and "a hours for cars of that
size az under.
Senate Bill No. 14i. Lavayea-Repeal-
ing the law requiring trains to com. to A |
stop at functions where interlOcking
switches are located.
The committee on railroads recommended
for indefinite postponeincat lIonse Bill No.
lN. the maximum coal ra,c measure IN
troduced by Mr.. Tufte. Mr.. Elton moved
the adoption of the report and Mr.. Tue
moved n substitute that the iii 10 sent 20
general orders. The substitute carried.
The committee Oh coal lands and min
ing for indefinite postpoue-
ment:
House Bill No. ia, Gnllerud-l,epealinc
the law requiring the use Of Ignite coal I'm
state institutions.
The report of the committee was
adopted.
me committee on ways and means re-
ported favorably On:
Senate Bill No. IDS. Cashel-An amend
ment TO township laws.
House Bill No. ~, Observation-Disclosures
the creation of n county building fund.
The mmit on education reported
favorably on:
House Bill No. 251. Cassell-Repealiny |
u special act Of the legislature c~reatinp n |
Joint school township In the counties of !
Griggs and Steele.
me on warehouses. grain
grading and dealing reported fayorably ON.
House Bill 223. Notwithstanding com
mission merchants dealing In farm produce |
and dairy products to file suitable bond
with state .efore being licensed.
The committee on judiciary made n fay.
"fable report on House BIZ No. 9, which
had passed the house and was reconsidered. |
and II was again passed.