Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1903-03-03


very lew OF the measures were eve,
accorded the prominence of A djscue
sion. " '''9' US
Hanging Bill Passes.
Several important senate hills wor,
passed, among them being Mr. Jobn
son Dill providing for the execution
OF all persons condemned TO deatf
"lthln the walls of the State peni
tehtlary, by either the warden q,
deputy warden. An emergency clauet
was attached in the house and If K
expected that the several men who ar.
now under sentence will he eyecutad
at the penitentary.
Game Warden Districts.
senator CoX's bill dividing the stat
into two game warden districts wa.
also passed. The districts:
District No l-Pembina Walsh
Grand Forks, Nelson, Ramsey Cav
aller, Benson, Towner. Wells Pierce
Rolette, Mclean, MeHenry. Bottineau
ward, Williams, Alfred and Wallace
counties, and all unorganized adjacent
territory.
District No. 2-Traill. Steele Griggs
Eddy, Foster Cass. Barnes. Stutsman
Richland, Ransom LaMoure Sargent
Dlckey, Mcintosh. Logan. Emmons
kidder, Oliver, Burleigh, Morton. Het-
finger. Bowman, Billings. Stark Ner-
Ger, Dunn, Mckenzie counties. and an
unorganized adjacent territory
Qualifications of LAWYERS.
Senate Bill No 112, introduced bv
Mr.. Little. was passed by close vote
and afterwards reconsidered and re-
committed to the committee The
measure provides that three wears of
practice in another state will be slf-
nclent TO secure a certificate to prac-
tce in this state Mr.. McGahan and
Mr.. Lyons spoke against the bill and
Mr.. Young spoke for it. and Thought
that ii was all right, inasmuch as il
had been introduced at the instance of
the supreme court Senate Bill No
l13, companion bin, provides that
persons securing certificates to prac-
tlce in this state shall have practiced
law at least three years in addition to
an examination. except graduates of
the law department of the University
OF North Dakota. The bill was lost
Killed in Committee.
The steering committee recommend
ed for indefinite postponement Mr.
Patterson's House Bill No. 2S2. pro-
viding for repeal of chapter SO of the
session laws of 1901. providing for the
enrolment and engrossing by contract.
The report was adopted and the meas.
ure was killed. similar bill intro
duced in the senate by Mr. Regan met
the same fate several weeks ago
Recommended to Pass.
The steering committee recommend
ed for passage the following bills:
House Bill No 2Sl attaching the
county of Alfred to the
county of Williams, in the Eighth in.
dicial district for judicial purposes.
House Bill No 277. concurrent reso.
lutions aboishing the office of rail
road commissioner
Senate Bill No 800 fixing salaries
OF supreme court judges al 5000 per
annum, salary to begin at expiration
OF present term of Office
Senate Bill No. III. fixing sheriffs'
fees in sales of personal property
Bills introduced.
House Bill No 2S4, McGahan- Pro
viding for an average minimum rate of
speed of 20 miles per hour for all
rains carrying live stock
House Bill No 2S5, Weed Relating
TO legal fences and the trespass of
animals allowed TO run at large !
section 6l53 of the revised /
codes of 1899.
House Concurred In. +
The house concurred in senate
to the following bills
House Bills Nos 30 50. is 46 and
l03 The bills were passed as
amended
TIE Steering Committee.
On motion of Mr. Shells the vote by
which House Bill No 276 was lost was
and the measure sent to
he steering committee for action The
ill allows the board OF county commits
'ioners in each county TO establish
hree dipping tanks instead Of one
Senate Bill No los was sent To the
teering committee on motion of Mr.
Davis. and ii is likely that the meas
ire will be amended slightly II pro
'ides that no tax shall be sci aside
'ecause of any irregularity or illegaIty
n assessing property where the tax
s justly due, and gives courts power {
o correct faulty assessments
Bills Passed
House Bill No 275 permitting an ,
ficer of a corporation to execute as {
ignments. discharges. etc
House Bill No 27S relating to the
lerk of court records of mechanics
lens, providing for a change in the
manner of keeping such record
Senate Bin No III requires rail I
Dad companies to maintain stations
,here the receipts are $1,000 per year. {
Senate Bill No -, fixing the ex- {
enses and salaries of members of the I
tate board OF health
Senate Bill No 50 divides the state {
ITO two game warden districts |
Senate BIZ No l23. bond issue of 7