Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-14

university board of trustees, and Sen
ate Bill No. Z, providing for licensing
of insurance solicitors
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No. 173, committee on
ducation-Compulsory education
Senate Bill No. ia. Lewis-To
validate ordinances for local improve
ments and contracts and obligations
made Hereunder.
Senate Bill No. It's. Herbrandson-
Authorizing county commissioners to
make time deposits of county funds.
Senate Bill No. 176, Little-Examin-
alton of accounts of public officers.
Senate Bill No. 1T. Little-Sheriff's
fees in distress and sale of personal
property.
Senate Bill No. 17S, Little-Valua-
ton, as used in determining salaries
of county officers, means valuation as
| fixed by state board of equalization
Senate Bill No. 179. Williams-Sal-
ary of county officer absenting him.
self more than three days during one
month forfeited for that month.
Senate Bill No 1S0, Talcott-Elec-
trocution to take the place of hanging
as mode of execution
Senate Bill No. 1S1 ,Talcott-Who
best bidder at sale of land for deln-
Quent taxes.
| Senate Bill No 1872, Bacon-Appro-
pirate $4,000 a year for investiga-
tions of Ignite coal deposits.
Senate Bill No. 1873, Crane-Substi-
tute for Senate Bill No 121. Provides
for issue of $55,OO0 bonds for addi-
tional buildings for state asylum.
Senate Bill No. 1874, Crane-Appro-
PIRATES $4,000 for purchase of horses
and vehicles for executive mansion
and employment of cOacfman
Senate Bill No. 1856. Crane-Valued
policy clause insurance bill.
Senate Bill No. 1856. Crane-Valued
time for terms of court in Mclean
and Emmons counties
Senate Bill No 1877. McLean-Per-
mits payment in full for state school
lands after FIVE years
Senate Bill No. 1888. McLean-Re-
peals Section SIG of the code. relating
to manner of marking ballots.
Senate Bill No. 1879. McLean-Bal-
lots void when impossible to determine
choice of elector.
Bills Reported.
Senate Bill No 1913. bonds for in
dustrial school, to pass
Senate Bill No. 2. salaries of dis
trict judges, amended to provide for
$500 a year for personal expenses and
$4,000 annually for salaries.
preme court to pass.
House Bill No. 121, salaries Of coun.
ty judges to pass.
House Bill No. So power of attor-
ney for foreclosure. to pass
House Bill No TAG, attachment. to
pass.
House Bill No. 1923, bonding officers,
to pass.
House Bill No 4S, notaries commits
sions. to pass.
House Bill No. 6. examination of ad-
verse parties. to pass
Passed.
Senate Bill No. 26. pure food bill
Senate Bill No. 145.
Senate Bill No. n, expenses OF
boards of health.
THE HOUSE.
The house met at 10 o'clock with
Mr.. Leech in the chair
1t was supposed list there would lie
a large amount of business, but III
one imagined that there VI mll be the
volume that the house eventually
transacted there were two important
measures discussed. One e'as House
Bill No. S8, relating to semi-annual
statements of county auditors and
treasurers, and House Bill No. II, the
personal injury-Or better known as
the railroad employees bill, introduced
by Mr. Mckenzie
There were a few resolutions con
cerning the anti-cigarette, age of con.
sent and anti-resubmission measures
offered. but they have become so com
mon as to have become a Josh" in
the house proceedings. There is no
question of the fact that the cigarette
bill and the age of consent will both
become a law, but the petitions are
becoming embarrassing to the mem.
bers, who are compelled to send them
up to the dask on receival
Business slipped along very smooth
ly under the guidance of Representa-
tive Leech, in the absence of the
speaker.
Mr. Young sent up the following:
Whereas, bill has been introduced
in the Wisconsin legislature known as
Senate Bill No. las, providing for the
creation of a commission to be styled
the grain and warehouse commits
siOn," for the city of Superior. and for
the appointment of the members of
. such commission by the governor of
Wisconsin upon the recommendation
OF one members respectively by the
governor of North Dakota, the gov
ernor of New York and the board of
trade of the city of Superior: and
Whereas. the design of said bill is
to secure correct, fair and impair
tial inspection of all grain and flax
shipped in or out of said city of SUI
perior or sold. stored milled or handled
at said market. ard
Whereas, the interests of all grain
growers of this state demand just
and fair inSDectiOn of all grain sold