Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-27
Senate Committee Reports Appropriation Bills
and They Are Passed Under Suspended Rules
State Fair Bill for Fargo Goes Up in the Air, the Sen-
ate Adopting the Tlinority Report.
THE REPORT OF THE CRAM INST ECTi0E COMMITTEE IS FILED
House Adopts lnorty Report OF tine ratter OF CO.
operation with Wisconsin, in Grain inspection
Several Temperance t>il's Rouse Some Discussion in
the Senate-== Treasures Disposed OF.
THE REPORT OF THE GRAN ms! tC10E COMMITTEE

committee. senate Bill NO. II, WHICH
makes it misdemeanor to solicit
sales Of liquor in the state, was re-
ported for indefinite postponement
Senator Simpson said the temperance
committee was strangely inconsistent
in refusing to favor bill that would
promote the cause of temperance in
the state. Senator LaMoure said the
action of the committee had been
taken because there was a bill before
congress covering the same ground
aud in a more effective manner Mr..
Simpson declared the killing of this
bill would be in the interest Of the
wholesale liquor dealers outside the
state On division of the house, the
report of the committee for indefinite
postponement was not adopted and the
bill still breathes.
Rewards and Drug Permits.
The bill providing for the payment
of reward of $50 for information
against violators of the prohibition law
was likewise reported by the I.
ance committee for the guillotine.
roll call was demanded on this meas
ure and by a vote Of 26 to 10 the sen
ate refused to adopt this report. La
vayeas bill for the repeal of the drug
gists' permit law was reported for in
definite postponement Senator La
vayea asked for roll call on this
measure to get the real sentiment OF
the senate Col. Robinson explained
his vote. saving that his constituents
desired him to vote no on the bill. The
roll call stood Z for indefinite post
ponement and IS against and thus the
bill is saved for future action by a
small majority.
Premium for Perjury.
On the bill offering a reward of $50
for information against violators of
the liquor law, Senator Hale said there
was perjury enough now and he did
not want to vote for a bill that put a
premium on perjury Senator Johnson
wanted to put the bill Immediately
upon its third reading and final pass
age but the motion was lost.
. Steering Committee.
The president announced the ap
+ pointment of the following steering
committee: Messrs. Little. LaMoure
+ Sharpe. Talcott. Taylor. Hale, Devlin
Geer. and Crane.
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No 227 Lewis-Provid
: ing for extension of city water system
!. Senate Bill No 22S. Carroll-Ap
pointment and duties of inspector gen
eral of weights and measures.
Referred.
All house bills were read the frs
and second times and referred.
y Liability Bill.
House Bill No. II. the personal in
o. Jury bill. was reported back for pass
age by the majority of the committee
Il The minority of the committee recon
mended the addition of a contributor
negligence clause The majority re
- port was adopted and the bill recon
= mended for passage as originally intro
duced
! Appropriations Killed
The bills providing an appropria
ton of s.. 900 for promotion of imm
grafton. and money to pay Patrick Nc
:, Ginley for meals furnished to Jurors
= was killed.
=. Reported 20 Pass.
. Senate Bill No 216. qualifications O
=, teachers.
a senate Bill No. IS. price of bindin
=. twine
Senate Bill No 900 order of sue
.. cesson to heirship.
Senate Bill No 212, expenditure c
- money by contract for road improve
ment.
/, Senate Bill No 1872, welfare of il
farts
y Senate Bill No 21a. special schoc
= districts
Senate Bill No. 211. lease of scho'
lands.
ne Senate Bill No. POI minimum spec
lr' for stock trains.
n Senate Bill No 193, auditors recor
'h of taxes paid
Senate Bill No. 22G. liability for dar
ages to estrays from wire fence
ed Senate Bill No. i75, time deposits
re county funds.
lal House Bill No 95. Davis-Prima
M election law
Mt. House Bill No 3s. auditors transf
ity fee
lat House Bill No 1874, interest from
ap- positories
ed Killed.
on Senate Bill No. 163. removing til
nd limit on railroad tickets
by Senate Bill No 1875 anti-Christi
Science bill.
House Bill No. r. game and f
ow law amendment
re- Senate Bill No 1877, time of PAYNE
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