Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-05
Anti-Ci9arette.
THE HOUSE.

The thirtieth day of the legislative
session in the house proved to be re-
splendent with incidents and the
members were kept in their seats from
to 500 o'clock and manv of the old
as we'll as all the new members were
regaled with menu of parliamentary
imbroglio and points rarely met with
in North Dakota body
The senate reported fer tie consid-
GRAFTON of the house Senate Bills Nos
A. 36. q, so, 81 and AZ.
Anti-cigarettes.
/ The speaker presented a petition
from members of the Methodist and
Congregational churches at Cavalier.
praying t9ai the legislature pass the
law now before both bodies regarding
importation of cigarettes and cigarette
| papers.
Reports Of Committees.
The committee on judiciary reported
on the following bills:
House Bills Nos. 1876. 116. 115. 121
and 129 to pass. Nos. "a. 125 and
81 to be indefinitely postponed No.
Al was, after considerable discussion
by Messrs Buttz and Tufte, referred
to general Oders.
The committee on education report
ed House Bill No. 103 to pass
Signed.
The speaker signed Senate Bill No
67, relating to deaf and dumb school
at Devils Lake to pass
Joint Session.
Mr. Rvou movad fhot tho ohiof c1orlx
notify the senate that the house was
listen to the representatives of the
Louisiana Purchase exposition. and
after both branches had met in the
house President Bartlett appointed
Messrs Young and Wall. of the house.
and Plain of the senate. TO escort the
speaker. Mr. Crawford. to the chamber.
! The gentleman was greeted quite
/ heartily by the body and after being
! introduced to the members outlined
the object of his visit in plain, easily
understood language. which will be
found elsewhere in this issue.
Bills Introduced.
The chair called Mr.. Lish. of Stark.
to the chair pending Introduction and
first reading of bills. Nineteen were
| introduced. viz:
House Bill No 1877. Dahl--A3propria-
tiOn of 81 500 for the North Dakota
Firemen's association. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 13S Connolly-Bonds
for erection of the North Dakota Aca-
DENY of Science at Wahpctor: provid.
ing for board of five trustees to be ap.
pointed by the governor during the
present session and to become oper.
ative the first Tuesday in April, 1908
Appropriations.
House Bill No. 139 Wagner-Relat
ing to abstracts. State aFairs
House Bill No. 14O. Wagner-Mak.
ing labor on threshing machines first
lien on grain State affairs
House Bill No. al. Kraabel-Pri.
mary elections Provides that ballots
at all conventions shall be secret
Elections and privileges.
House Bill No. 142. Sheilr-Appro-
priation of $4,000 for children's home
at Fargo Appropriations.
House Bill No. 143. Mallough-To
regulate importation of dependent
children for adoption requires bond
of $4,000 from any association or so.
ciety incorporated in any other state
to protect state from contagious or in.
durable disease. deformltjes. feeble
minded or vicious characters State az
fairs.
House Bill No 144, Leech-Provides
for appointment of state fire marshal
Insurance.
House Bill No. 145. Jeech--Relating
to long and short hauls on railroads
Makes it unlawful for railroads to
charge greater compensat on for trans.
portation of passengers for shorter
than longer hauls Railroads.
House Bill No. LAG, Leech-Relating
to attachments plaintiff may have
property of defendant attached where
the contract is not secured by any
mortgage or lien upon real or personal
property if originally secured. )u
dietary
House Bill No 147. Lenct-Claims
against the estates of decendents shall
! be forever barred. unless petition fol
letters testamentary upoL the will OF
such descendent or a peCition for let
ters of administration Of estate he filed
in county court within three wears
after death of decendant No claims
to be barred prior to Jul! I. 1903. Jul
dietary.
House Bill No l4S. Young-Relates
to payment of probate fees to the coun
ty treasurer Provides FIR reimburs
ing the county for salaries by requir
ing executors, administrators or guar
dians to pay into county t easury pei
cent of the value of the estate ap
praiSed but no sum less than S. shall
be accepted. A precautionary measure
protecting the county for publishing
or serving notices State affairs
House Bill No 149, Fried-Relativt
to foreclosure Of mortgages for install
ments Judiciary
House Bill No. $50, Frled-To pre-
vide for erection of necessary addi
,;opoI huiIdings and imDrOyementS a