Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-11
BUSY DAY IN LEGISLATURE
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ing IOr ISSUING DOHuS lUT dCduciH. II
science at Wahpeton and returned bill
to the house.
The insurance committee reported
to pass House Bill No. 81, requiring
mutual hail insurance companies to
deposit $50. 900 with state treasurer.
Also to pass Senate Bill No. 25, re-
lating to defense of suicide in suits
brought upon life insurance com
panies.
House Bill No. 119, bonding and IL
censing of foreign mutual hail and
cyclone insurance companies, was In
definitely postponed.
House Bill No. 17S, relating to in
surance corporations to do business in
state, to pass.
Mr.. Cassell moved concurrent reso-
luton that when the house adjourns
on Friday, February 10, it stand ad-
journed until Friday, February 20. at
2 O'Clock. The house adopted the
resolution and the senate c%oncurred.
Introduction Of Bills.
House Bill No. 204. Sheils-Relating
to the method of obtaining druggists
permits. Embodies the Cassell bill as
to amount of druggists stock, raises
from 81. 500 to $500, and limits sale
of liquor to individuals to one-half
pint. Temperance.
House Bill No. POS, Sheils-Relates
to garnishments. Protects laborers
and strangers who cannot give bond.
Judiciary.
House Bill No. 206, Steinberg-De-
fines qualifications of jurors. Must be
f~reeholders over twenty years of age,
| Judiciary.
, House Bill No. 2O7. Stevens-Re-
quires all property subject to taxation
shall be valued at its actual value
l Taxation and tax laws.
House Bill No. POS. Gagnon-Relat
ing to county superintendent certifi
Gates to teachers. Prohibits certifi
Gates to be issued for in~competency
immortality, intemperance. cruelty ant
D crime against state. Education.
House Bill No. 200, Underwood
Regulates service of processes b,
constables and the charging and col
lection of fees. Constables to have
concurrent jurisdiction with sheriff.
and must file bond of 81, 800 for faith
full performance of duty. Judiciary
House Bill No. 30, Underwood-Pro
vides for cancellation of instrument
e for future conveyance of lands. Al
g anti-land shark measure. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 211, Leech-Relate
to claims against estates of decend
e ents. Provides for publication to cred
itors of decendents. judiciary.
Il House Bill No. 212. Peterson O
Wells-Repeals section 1245, revise
= code. Separates personal taxes from
real estate so that personal propert,
shall be a lien on real estate. Ta.
n laws.
House Bill No. 213, Cassell-Pro
~ vides for recording of transfers of rea
estate and gives validity to the record
ing of instruments heretofore record
+ ed. Schools and public lands.
The senate transmitted report OIL
/" the following bills:
S, Senate Bill No. 80, defining mod
le of death penalty. Provides that al
# executions be inflicted within tn
!, walls of the North Dakota peniten
~ tiary. how executions may be sus
pended. and repeating sections 5000 t.
1924. both inclusive. of revised codes
n Senate Bill No. 1902. authorizin;
agricultural college to issue bonds fo
y erection and equipment of additiona
of buildings. electric plants. etc, a
Fargo.
h Senate Bill No. 1OS. providing tina
g no tax be set aside for any irregular
ity or defect in form, or ~illegaiity il
'e assessing.
ut Senate Bill No. 107, relating to ar
10 preparation and payment of moneys dc
- rived from taxation for maintenance O
" state schools.
m Senate Bill No. LOG, an act for ere
Of alton of corporations for purpose O
establishing and maintaining cream
i. cries.
!" Senate Bill No. 116. relating to az
acknowledgements by deputies.
House Bill No. 2, to provide for tn
issuance of bonds for erection of NJ
!" cessary buildings for the blind asylur
n at Bathgate.
g., Message From the Governor.
at The governor transmitted his al
proval of House Bill No. 8, relatin
% to approval of bonds; House Bill N,
or 10. providing how lots of townsite
H. heretofore entered under revised ST
q tutes of the United States and now hel
in trust by cities (affects BismarC
only may be sold or leased; Houi
~ Bill No. 1926, relating to appointmel
of of city treasurer. police magistrate
II. OF coty putice of the peace in ca,
Of vacancy.
Joint Session.
The house and senate at this jun
ture met in joint session to listen
On DIR. COe, of Portland, Oregon, on Il
10. Lewis and Clarke exposition proje'
In a very convincing argument
a. urged that North Dakota make 6
Ill rangements to be represented on tt
es occasion. (His remarks will appear
do tOmorrow's issue.)
:, The house took a recess of ten m.
d utes and upon reassembling proceed
ng to the passage of bills upon the C
or endar. Mr.. Cassell in the chair.
At this juncture, on motion of \
Chaffee. the house took up the d
'sol csiasicn Of House Bill No. II. the D
lde sonal liability bill. Mr.. Beck NOV
re- that the committee on resolutions D
,ro. duce the bill in thirty minutes.
Buttz moved that the motion be !;
on the table. Messrs. Weed.
his Gahan, Mattson. Buttz, Ryan a
rec Davis took a hand in the controver