Bismarck daily tribune., 1903-01-24
HOUSE TAKES BRIEF REST
MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE PASS
RESOLUTION FOR BRIEF Ap.
JOORNMENT.
WILL NOT WORK TODAY BUT AD-
JOURN UNTIL NEXT MON.
DAY.

Members Grant Typographical Union
the Use Of the House Hall for the
Dance to the Members Of the Press
Association-New State Fair Bill
Other Matters.
THE SENATE.
The senate passed two bills yester-
day and recommended several others
for passage. The first bill to pass
the upper house was Plains to in
crease the per diem of petit jurors
from 81 to 50 day The other bill
was Robinson's, relating to time for
/ probating of wills The committees
recommended three bills to pass. An
other day Of introduction of measures
il was in both houses. The majority
Of the senate bills that have been
introduced are now in the hands of
committees, and bills from 23 to 46
We're referred by the president to com
mittees yesterday. Members of the
upper body who contemplate the in
PRODUCTION Of appropriation bills were
requested to introduce them at the
earliest possible moment as the com.
mittee on appropriations desires to
have all the measure for considera-
ton
Routine Procedure.
AT the opening of the session Sec
retary Of State Porter certified to the
senate several constitutional amend
ments passed by the last legislative
assembly and to be submitted to the
present assembly They are the
amendments reducing the minimum
price of school lands to S. an acre:
providing for taxation Of grain in ele
vators at fixed rate; locating the
school for the feeble minded at or near
the city Of Grafton. The resolutions
must take the usual course. and be
passed by the present assembly be-
fore being submitted to the people.
Bills Reported.
Senate Bill No g. procedure in civil
actions. amended and recommended !
TO pass
Senate Bill No I, affairs of corpor-
atoms upon dissolution, recommended |
to pass.
Senate Bill No. l, making William |
Bulge life member of state board
u university trustees, recommended I
to pass
Resolutions.
Mr.. LaMoure offered the resolution |
relating to Moses K Armstrong; gift
OF copies of his book to members of
the body. and it was passed. The
fext OF the resolution appears else
where.
Mr.. Little offered resolution re-
luesting senators. where practicable.
o furnish copies Of bills and resolu-
ions to the reporters table. which
vas passed
Bills Passed.
Senate Bill No. IS. Cox To prevent
by life insurance COM
'antes in the matter of rates and to
revent the rebate of premiums
y companies or agents.
Senate Bill No. &C. Willams-Time
1hen township officers shall qualify
hall be before next meeting of town.
nip board after notification of cleo.
ION.
Senate Bill No. 81. Williams-No-
ce of election to township officers. I
'lerk shall send at once after canvass c
votes.
Senate Bill No. IS. Williams-Meet- S
lgs of township boards Of super t
isOrs. Second and fourth Tuesdays e
I March t
Senate Bill No. 50. Crane-To pro- II
ibit sales Of goods by hawkers and C
eddlers without first obtaining H.
enses and authorizing cities. towns S
nd counties to establish license l
Senate Bill No 60. Manufacturing S
nd duties OF school officers c
Senate Bill No. 61. McArthur-
ormatiOn of election precincts. Com. S
lissioners may subdivde precincts n
18th two or more townships. but each d
recinct shall comprise at least one
S
Senate Bill No. GO. Lofthus-Meet- n
lgs of township boards of supervisors a
N'VhdtC Dill nv. " pIO-
lde for the erection of the north
ing Of the state capitol and for the c
suance and sale of 100000 bonds O
nd for the sale OF lands for the state C
ranted for the purpose Of erection
public buildings +
Senate Bill No. Ga, Regan-To ap- I
cal the law providing for the engross- $
lg and enrolling Of bills by contract |
Senate Bill No. 65. Crane-To estab- I
sh state fair board and making an
lnual appropriation of $4,000 for the Z
ir. h
Senate Bill No. 67. Hale-To pro-
de for the purchase of necessary '
iditional land for the erection Of ne I
sssary buildings at the state school II
II the deaf. and providing for the
suance of $4,000 in bonds.
Senate Bill No. 6S. Cashel-Concur- =