Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-04

notice that he would a
Grafton of the vote at 2:3O this after
noon.
Salaries Of Judges.
Senator Titles bill. Senate Bill No.
120, providing for an Increase in the
salaries of members of the supreme
court from $4,000 to S., 1000 per annum,
after the close of their present terms
of office, and also providing for the
payment of 500 per month to each
member from now until such expira-
ton of term as personal expenses. was
killed by a close vote. Mr.. Ryan. OF
Grand Forks, spoke in favor of the
bill. and changed his vote from aye to
nay before the vote was announced
and gave notice that he would call
the measure up for reconsideration at
the session this afternoon.
Reward for Pioaers.
On motion of Mr.. Van Arnam, House
Bill No. PIT. which provides for a re-
ward of $50 for the arrest and cOnvic-
ton of violators of the prohibitory
law. was made a special order for
this afternoon.
House Concurred.
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amendments to House Bills Nos. 80
and 81. and the bills were again
passed without discussion.
Relatives as Clerks.
Mr.. Weed. before the adjournment,
gave notice that he would call up for
reconsideration today the vote by
which House Bill No. 27S was lost.
This is the measure hat prohibits
county. legislative and state officials
from appointing relatives to clerkships
and ~deputyships in their respective
offices.
Asylum Bonding.
Mr.. Beck was somewhat surprised
when Senate Bill No. 1873 was read to
find that the bono issue for the James
town insane hospital had been reduced
from $55, 900 to $44. 1000. when he had
understood hat it had been increased
to $4,000. On his motion the bill was
referred to the steering committee.
Senate Reeeded.
The conference committee, made up
of Mr.. Kraabel, Mr.. Davis and Mr..
McCrea, who conferred with Senators
Lavayea, Hale and Talcott of the SEN
ate. reported that a conference had
DCCA HSiu anu tIdt tuc SeIldte Hdu
withdrawn an amendment made to
House Bill No. 35. This is an edu-
cational bill and the senate substituted
the word shall" for the word may
in a paragraph stating that $40 per
year should be expended in each dis.
trict annually for library purposes.
Bills Passed.
House Bill No. PSI. Palmer-Attach'
ing Alfred and Wallace counties tc
Williams county. Eighth judicial dis
trict. for judicial purposes.
House Bill No. 277. Hanson-Con
current resolution for a constitutional
amendment a%bolishing the Office OF
railroad commissioner.
House Bill No. 80, Dieball-Authoriz
ing the creation of a county building
fund and the transfer of certain unex
pended balances.
Senate Bill No. 81, Lavayea-Pro
, ing for right of way for telephone
companies.
Senate Bill No. 81. williams-Relat
| ing to the election of township officer.
and their duties.
T Senate Bill No. IS, Robinson-Relat
ing to redemption of real property
! giving a lien holder. the same right,
s as a mortgage or judgment holder.
t Senate Bill No. 115. Taylor-Pro
hibiting the free distribution of paten
medicine samples and the sale o
pOisons to persons under Is years O
age.
Senate Bill No. 90, Cashel-Provid
ing for the appointment of commits
t sioner of deeds in the other states an,
territories.
Senate Bill No. 107, Robinson-Pro
r viding monthly payments of stat
funds to the educational institutions.
s Senate Bill No. 100. Plain-Makin,
the second Tuesday in March election
day in the villages of the state.
Senate Bill No. 1902, Lewis-Provid
ing for a bond issue of $135. 900 TO
e the Agricultural college at Fargo.
n Senate Bill No. 119. Simpson-Prc
viding for a dismissal of actions il
court five years without plaintiff max
ing an effort to prosecute the same.
Senate Bill No. 100, Wipperman-
n Providing for terms of the distric
court in the Fourth judicial district.
Killed in Committee.
o The steering committee reported 70
ICo'PclCIICuI liz lOllOWIH
e bills:
e Senate Bill No. 76. Main-Prohibit
e ing sale of giant f~irecrackers.
Senate Bill No. 226. Johnson-Mal
ing certain persons impounding cattl
responsible for damages.
a Senate Bill No. 1872. Crane-Welfar
e of kids born in homes other than thos
d OF their parents.
d House Bill No. 2S3. Mattson-R,
n lating to assessed valuation of pro,
Is erty.
d Senate Bill No. 225. Garnett-Pr,
le viding for licensing of auctioneers.
Senate Bill No. 141. WiIliams-O
'e sanization of mutual insurance con
n panies.
e Recommended to Pass.
a Senate Bill No. 176. Little-Exar
- nation Of accounts of public officer
~ Senate Bill No. 175, Herbrandson-
Authorizing commissioners to NAL
~ time deposits of county funds.
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