Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-01-30
cASSELL WANTS THE LIST
cAssELL OF STEELE WANTS LIST
OF THE HOUSE EMPLOYEES
IA PUBLISHED.
HOUSE REFERS RESOLUTION TO
APPROPRIATIONS COMMIT
M TEE FOR ACTION.
eenate Passes Repeal Of Contract En-
arossment and Enrolment Law
House Takes Action on Large Mum.
ber Of Measures-Large Number Of
* New Bills.
THE SENATE.


M In the senate yesterday, the Regan
bill for the repeal of the contract en-
crossing and enrolling law was passed,
by vote of % to 9. Senator Little op-
posed the passage of the bill. saying
that he believed it's provisions were in
4 the interests of economy for the state
members who were relieved of appli
cations for places in this department
of legislative work. On the roll call,
the bill was passed by the vote stated
3 above The usual clinching motion
was made and the bill went down
to the house
Reported Back.
The following bills were reported
from committees:
From the Committee on Elections
Senate Bill No 61. formation of elec-
ton precincts. amended and recon-
. mended to pass.
.Judiciary-Senate Bill No 90. au-
thorizing appointment of commission
ers of deeds. amended to require bond
to be fled and recommended to pass.
Elections-Senate Bill No AZ.
amended and recommended to pass
Amendment provides that no voter
shall be disqualified by moving from
one precinct to another in the same
county.
Bills Introduced.
Senate Bill No. 100. Plain-Time of
holding village elections Second
Tuesday in March.
Senate Bill No 1O1. Devlin-To
bring Richland and Sargent counties
within the provisions of the four year
commissioner law and remedy the con-
flict of laws with relation to those
counties. by repealing the 1885 law
covering this matter.
Senate Bill No. 1902. Lewis-Pro-
vides $135.000 bonds for the erection
OF additional buildings and the max
ing OF necessary improvements at the
State Agricultural college at Fargo
Senate Bill No. 103. Lewis-Appro-
priating $4,000 for the enlargement of
the scope Of the experiment station at
Fargo. purchase of pure bred stock,
construction of buildings at Edgeley
substation and appropriation Of 81 900
for new substatiOn at Dickinson.
Senate Bill No. 1O4 Lewis-.Provides
for fling of mechanics liens with reg
lister of deeds instead of secretary of
state.
Senate Bill No. 105 Johnson-Re.
uufres notice to the vendee or pur
chaser under any contract for the fu
ture conveyance Of land before rights
or vendee or purchaser shall terminate
Senate Bill No Jog. Johnson-Crea
tiOn of corporations for creamery pur
poses.
Senate Bill No 1O7 RobirSon-Pro
videS for monthly payment of moneys
derived from the tax for state educa
tional institutions.
Senate Bill No los Lavavea-Pro
vides that no tax shall he set aside
because of anv irrecuaritv or lille.
ga'1tv in assessing property where the
TAX 1s 'ustlv dne and eives courts
power To correct FAULTY assessments
Senate Rill No 100 Lavavna-T ega !
Hin@ All tayes of cities counties. state
townships etc for all years from
1890 to 1902.
Senate Rill No 10 Simneon-Te
appropriate 5000 for worl, in Grim
inal prosecution done bv the states
attOrnev of Stark county for the mas,
two wears
Senate Rill No III. Lewis-Sardine
OF nonresident insane patients home
at expense of state
House Bills Transmitted.
The following house hills were
transmitted: 10. 9 25 and 81
Resolutions.
Mr. Robinson presented a resolu
tiOn for the publication of n pamDhle
giving names of senate committees
and location Of committee rooms.
Mr.. Mcdonald presented resolution
asking the senators and representa-
tives of the state TO Sunport ths
amendment to the "fOrtv-hour law
favored bv the National Stock growers
association. recurring trains transport
ing stock to run at a speed of no less
than 20 miles an hour
Both resolutions were passed.
Referred.
The following senate bills wer'
referred: 70. elections: 76 state af
fairs