Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-21
AL BILLS DISPOSED Of
GOVERNOR WHITE .OiSPoSes OF
THE REMAINDER OF the
BILLS.
oEveNAL OF THE ApPRopHlA
r.oNs BILLS ARE INDUCED
SOMEWHAT.

Several Bills Vetoed Because Of Con.
stitutionai and Other o~bjeetions-
Items Of TIE Asylum, industrial
School and Feeble Minded institute
Are Oisapproved.
Today was the last day for action
upon the bills passed by the last leg
islature by Governor White, arl all
of the bills were disposed o. by the
executive.
House Bill No. So, Flados-Prov.l-
ing for the appointment Of a state
dairy commissioner and fixing his
compensation and duties, was vetoed
by the governor.
House Bill No. LAG. Leech--lRelatiny
to proceedings in attach r,ent. was
also vetoed.
Senate Bill No. loo, Johnson--Es.
tablishment and maintenance Of
creamery corporations, was a!ss
vetoed.
Senate Bill No. 128, Cashel-Increas-
ing maximum tax levy by villages to
IS mills, also received the executive
disapproval.
Senate Bill No. 22-The insane
asylum appropriation, was approved
with the exception of the item os
$4,000 for beds and bedding. which
was disapproved.
Senate Bill No. 69-The Mandan re.
form school appropriation. was ap-
proved with the exception of the item
of $4,000 for incidental expenses,
which was disapproved.
Senate Bill No. 23-The approrria.
ton for the Glendale industrial sch. III
was approved, with the exception of
the item of $4,000 for incidental, e..
penses.
Senate Bill No. S0-The appropria-
ton for the institute for the feeble
minded. was approved, with the excep-
tioin of the following items: $3.50 for
barn. $3.50 for live stock, $500 for i'm.
porvement of grounds. 81. 900 for light.
ing, $500 for books, $500 for transror.
tation of patients.
Reasons for Veto.
The governor filed the following rea-
sons for the disapproval at the vetoed
bills. OF House Bill No. 146, Leech's
attachment bill, he says:
THE essential amendment to the
present law. in this bill provides that
at or after the commencement Of an
action arising under contract, etc,
the plaintiff may attach property OF
the defendant when not secured by
mortgage OF lien on real or personal
property. This seems to me to place
an entirely unnecessary and unjust
power in the hands of the plaintiff tc
injure and harass the defendant be
fore the business Of his claim has beer
determined by the court.
OF House Bill No. Sc, Flados; which
seeks to create the Office of stat.
dairy commissioner, he says:
Under the present law all tn,
duties are performed under the direc
ton of the state agricultural colleg,
and in my opinion are better DER
formed than could be done under tn,
provisions of this bill with the Unite,
appropriation provided therefor"
Senate Bill No. %, Cashel, is vetoe'
for the following reason: "The bill
seeks to amend a subdivision of a SCI
ton OF the code without re-enactin
the entire section at length and O
trary to section ga of the constitution.
Senate Bill No. 100, johnson, ia oil
jected to as follows: 1T seeks to prt
vide a special method for the inco,
poration of creameries in conflict wit
our general law covering creamerie,
No special benefits can be obtaine
under this bill that cannot be obtaine
under the general law and on the co,
trary. 1t seems to me that the right
OF all classes concerned are not q
well protected under this bill as undo
the general law. There is also tn
constitutional inhibition, section "a
In all cases where a general law ca
be made applicable, no special Ia,
shall be enacted and section 10
the legislative assembly shall provid
by general laws for the organizatio
OF all corporations hereinafter to
created"