Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-02-14
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thereof, and
whereas. Tie system Of inspection
and grating prevailing al Minneapolis
Duluth and ether terminals under The
control II the grain and warehouse
commissioners of Minnesota. has r.
suited IN great injustice 70 the grain
producers Of this state, and such pro-
6ucers are demanding relief through
this legislature: and
Whereas, q bils hAs been introduced
into the legislature OF the state OF
Wisconsin for the purpose OF establish
ing a grain and warehouse commission
al the city Of Superior, in which j, is
proposed 10 accord representation TO
the state of North Dakota, and II Is
reported that the said bill is being op-
posed in the said Wisconsin legisla-
rnre by certain elevator interests. and
IL is also reported that the state OF
North Dakota is not in sympathy with
said bill. BOW therefore. be il
Resolved. by the house Of repre-
sentatives, the senate concurring That
a special committee be appointed 10
consist as follows The honorable
commissioner Of agriculture. two mem
hers from the senate. to be appointed
by the president Of the senate. and
three members Of the horse, TO be aV-
pointed BIZ the speaker for The sur-
pose OF visiting n city Of Madison
during the adjournment from Feb. IL
10 FEB. 20. and urge upon the senators
and representatives Of the state OF
Wisconsin the desirability OF the pass
age of said bill. and assure them Of
the hearty cooperation of the mem
bers Of the Eighth legislative as
sembly Of North Dakota
Tho resolution was adopted
Committee Reports
The committee on public health re-
ported TO pass House Bill No. 1ss.
The committee on state affairs re-
ported 10 pass Senate Bills Nos. Ill
and 1876. House Pill No isl. with
amendments. and House Bills Nos IS.
Sc. 179 TO be indefinitely postponed.
The committee on agriculture re-
ported to pass House Bills Nos. 100
and 100.
The committee on banks and bank
ing recommended House Bill No. 13i
10 be Indefinitely postponed.
The committee on taxes and tax
laws recommended TO pass Senate Bills
Nos. 101 and los. also House Bill No.
1s7.
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended TO pass House Bill No. 49, and
Senate Bill No. go, with amendments.
which was Young's emergency clause
eilIs Signed.
The speaker signed House Bills Nos.
% and Iie.
siiIo introduced.
House Bill No. 226, Watts-Proyides
that whenever a person elected to
Office is proved TO be not eligible that
h next person receiving highest mum
Der Of votes and who is eligible. shall
be given certificate OF election. Ju-
dietary.
House Bill No. 221. Chaiee-Pro-
vides for board OF control Of char
liable, reformatory. penal and educa-
tional institutions Of the state and
abolishes existing boards governing
such Provides a board 10 consist of
three members, salary $4,000 a year.
but two OF the same political party.
Referred to committee on state affairs.
House Bill No. 22s, Hill-Provides
$500 license for sale of cigarettes
cigarette papers or wrappers. and fine
OF 800 for violation Of same. Ju-
dietary.
House Bill No. 22s. HilI-specifes
who shall serve OF jury. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 230. Noltimier. (by
requestl-Makes il misdemeanor to
charge than actual cost premi-
ums on insurance policies. Insurance.
House Bill No. 231. Maliough-Re-
quires county auditors TO D spe-
cial ballot where removal OF county
seat is involved. Counties and county
boundaries.
House Bill No. 232, McClure-Regu.
lates fees to be charged by sheriffs.
Counties and county boundaries.
House Bill No. 233, Ryan-Grand
Forke state fair bill. Offers sl2. 900 and
site, no appropriation asked under
TWO years. Appropriations.
House Bill No. pa, Buttz-Concur-
rent resolution relating to sale OF coal
lands owned by state. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 235. Dickinson-Re-
lates TO state repositories. State af-
fairs.
House Bill No. 236. McLain-Pro-
vides for funds for university law IL
brary.
House Bill No. 237, McClure-Pro-
vides for issuance of certificates of
election for members of the legisla-
tive assembly by secretary of state.
State affairs.
Mr.. Stavens asked that House Bill
No POI be withdrawn from the COM
mittee on banks and banking and re-
ferred TO committee on taxes and tax
alton, as it related to taxes, but the
motion was voted down.
The house then took a recess until
! o'clock.
Afternoon Session.
The afternoon session was full of
hot stuff"
In the absence of the regular chan
lain, Mr.. Leech. the chairman pro TEN
called upon Mr.. Shells TO invoke the
divine blessing, which he did in a very
appropriate manner
The ball opened by Mr.. McGahar
asking that all proceedings of the
morning session relating to House Bill
No. SO, excepting the report of thu
committee, be expunged from the pro
ceedings. During the ecess sufficien'
members had been seen and the bill