Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-01-24
Bills Passed,
1NE HOUSE.


batting of wills.
THE HOUSE.
The eighteenth day of the Eighth
legislative session proved rather tame
as compared with Thursday.
Roll call found all members present
except kraabel, excused.
Want Statehood.
The speaker offered for the consid-
GRAFTON of the body the Arkansas
memorial, otherwise known as the
Omnibus statehood resolution involv-
ing the territories OF New Mexico, Ok
lahoma and Arizona for admission to
statehood The memorial was adopted
and reported to committee on federal
relations for further consideration.
Constitutional Amendment.
The secretary of state sent in re-
port regarding proposed constitutional
amendment passed by seventh as
sembly to the effect that no lands sold
FOR less than assessed valuations than
80 per acre: change from $40
Adjournment to Monday.
Mr. Davis. of Ramsey, in behalf of
number of members who wished to
return home moved that when the
house adjourned it adjourn until Mon
day. January 26, at usual hour Later
he added an amendment that the
house adjourn at 3 O'Clock in order
that members could catch train Car
ried
Grant Use Of Hail.
Mr.. McGahan. in behalf of the typos.
again brought to the attention of the
body the fact that on February II
the editors of the state would visit
Bismarck and asked that the house
grant the use of the chamber on that
night for the ball of the Typographical
union. The matter hung in the bal
ance on regular vote and ii was doubt
full, in the mind of the speaker what
the wishes of the body really We're
He ordered the members to arise and
the reporters. always the ally of the
prints. saw that sufficient members
got on their feet to make certain the
motion of the honorable gentleman of
Burleigh. So the typos will dance in
the capitol on the evening of Feb. IL
Another Flood Of Bills.
The speaker called Mr. Underwood.
of Ransom. to the chair pending intro
duction of bills.
House Bill No 50, McCrea-To pre-
scribe penalty for sale or bringing
into state for sale, cigarettes or cigar
ette paper. placing penalty in cata-
CORY of misdemeanors. State affairs.
House Bill No. co. Cassell-Increas-
ing drug stock necessary to obtain
liquor permit from $500 to $1,000.
Temperance.
House Bill No 61. Elton-NoXious
weeds law State affairs
House Bill No. 60, Tufte-To de-
termine heirship of deceased home
stead settler, in cases where the heirs
make final proof Judiciary
House Bill No. 63, Chaffee-Con-
current resolution taxing grain in ele-
vators Warehouse, grain grading and
dealing
House Bill No 65, Beck-lncreasing
time within which a consignee may
remove property from cars of a rail
road company without charge fol de-
or storage to four days Rail
roads.
House Bill No. 66. Military
appropriations. Raising appropriation
rom $1,000 to $4,000 Judiciary
House Bill No. 67, Dahl-Relating
D commencement of action in justice
'Ourt. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 6S. Dahl-Amending
ection 7. revised code 1899. relating
O discharge of mortgages by foreign
or administrator. requiring
hat executor or agent in another state
nay act in North Dakota without spe
ial appointment. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 50, Welo-To amend
ectiOn /, chapter 1870, session laws Of
901. requiring railroad companies to
top all regular passenger trains at
ounty seats. Railroads.
House Bill No. 70. Welo-Dividing
econd judicial district and creating
lew eighth judicial district. Ju
Iiciary
House Bill No. II. Committee on
state Affairs-Concurren resolution.
king appraised value Of school lands.
amendment to constitution. State
fairs.
House Bill No. 70, Wing-To tax oc-
upation OF auctioneers, requiring tax
Il SO annually and record kept by
ounty auditors.
House Bill No. rs, Davis-Concur-
ent resolution. changing school for
he deaf and dumb to read THE
chool for the deaf and dumb of North
Dakota. at the city of Devils Lake. in
he county of Ramsey"
House Bill No. "A. Notwithstanding
o exemptions. Placing exemption of
leads of family at $3.50.
House Bill No. IS, Sheils-To pro-
'ide for assessment of property omit
ed from assessment. Taxes and tax
avs.
Armstrong Resolution Passed.
A message from the senate was