Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-02
DAYS WORK OF THE Two HOUSES
Both Houses Agree Upon February 18th As John
N. CoChrdne Memorial Day 81 ..s.s. .. I
Fargo State Fair Bill Is Presented and Capitol Bill Is
Favoraby Reported Il.
SENATE.

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The committee on railroads recon-
mended to pass the concurrent reso-
luton introduced by Senator Regain
asking the senate committee on rail-
roads to investigate the rates on ng-
mite coal in the state.
The same committee recommended,
to pass the Spoonheim resolution after
having been slightly amended and re-
ported as substitute resolution. The
resolution asks our representatives in
congress to support legislation giving
the interstate commerce commission
increased powers. ~~<
The judiciary committee recon-
mended to pass s. B. No. "a by Mr..
Fox relating to mechanics liens. -
The same committee recommended
to pass s. B. No. 81 by Mr.. Cashel
providing for the management of the
institution for the feeble minded at
Grafton. 49, s%.s H. *'.s',| -
/. The committee on municipal corpor-
ations recommended to pass s. B. No.
70 by Mr.. Simpson providing con-
tingent fund in each county for the
use of the states attorney for the
payment of such expenses as are
necessary and not otherwise provided
Tor in the investigation, preparation
and trial Of criminal cases. ssss$- s Il. :
The same committee recommended
to pass s. b. No. 10 by Mr.. Sharpe
authorizing the construction, recon
struction or repairing of sidewalks in
incorporated villages in this state and
the manner Of assessment and levy
thereof and collection of the same.
The committee on state affairs rec
commended to pass s. B. No. 26S by
Mr.. Hagen prohibiting persons under
the age Of eighteen years to be al
lowed to play in Or visit any pool, bill
lard or, card resorts. ....s ~, - IT. T., f.s
The same committee recommended
to pass s. B., No. 27 by Mr.. Hanna
prevents the adulteration and mis-
branding and selling of adulterated
and unwhol esomes foods and beverages
prescribing a penalty for the violation
thereof, and providing for the inspec-
ton and analysis of foods, charging
the North Dakota Agricultural Exper-
. iment station with the duty thereof
The committee on electors rec
commended to pass s. B. No. SO by Mr..
Sharpek, which is primary cleo
tion bill. II
Report Of Worlds Fair Commission.
Governor Sarles sent message to
the senate transmitting the report of
the Worlds Fair commission and the
report of the executive commission at
/ the fair. The report was on motion
referred to the committee on state
affairs. .s,.... -.n2. 4.
On motion of Senator Movius the
secretary was authorized to have
printed in neat and compact form
the list of the standing and joint COM
mittees of the senate. n $s.
On motion of Senator Steel the
courtesy of the floor was extended to
Mayor Joseph Roach of Minot. s
Bills introduced.
S. B. 112. Appropriations commit
tee. Appropriating $4,000 for the
purchase Of supplies for the capitol
and keeping in repair the capitol
\ building and the executive mansion.
sss s. B. 113. Thatcher. Appropriat ing
$1,000 for the preservation OF White
Stone Hill battlefield in Dickey
county. II
8. B. ia. Wagner Relative to
record of foreclosure.
s. B. liz. Wagner. Relative to
the discharge Of real estate mort
cages. ss
s. B. 116. Little. Providing thar
the official bond Of the state examiner
shall be $4,000 and that Of each OF
/ his deputies shall be $4,000. The bill
4 also provides that the salary OF the
examiner shall be $4,000 per annum
and necessary expenses and that The
salary Of three Of the deputies shal!
1 be vi 800 per annnm and Of the fourth
$1,000. The bill provides for four
j deputies.
s, B. 118. Hanna. Providing for
the permanent location Of the state
fair at Fargo. N. d., and that before
the fair shall be moved to Fargo an
+ association shall be formed Having 3