Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-04

clerks o. tine mousse were allowed $ZU
each for additional compensation Tor
services rendered during the session.
Chief Clerk SaHgstad will be given
two assistants to complete the
journal for the sixtieth day at a com.
pensation Of S. per day.
A resolution offered by Representa-.
tive Morgan directed the secretary OF
state to forward legislative manuals
to the members OF the assembly. It
was adopted.
"A resolution killed two days ago,
giving the two janitors Of the house
"a per day instead Of s. was recon.
sidered and the resolution adopted.
Representative Stevens Of Bur1efgh
explained that both were old soldiers.
1905 Codes.
On motion OF Representative Un.
derwood the secretary or state was
directed to forward 1905 codes as
soon as completed. The resolution
was adopted.
Another Pottery Deal.
A second concurrent resolution
from the senate was given short
chance Of life IN the house. This
resolution provided that the pottery
exhibie at st. Louis be located at
Grand Forks at the school Of mines;
that the agricultural display be 10.
Gated at the agricultural college at
Fargo; that the educational display
be located at the Valley City normal !;
the historical display with the his
torical society at Bismarck; the
manual training display at the Ellen
dale school. The resolution pro
vided that the displays be permanent
ly located at these points, the COVER
nor to have authority to send them
outside the state at any time for ex-
hilbition purposes. Stevens of Bur
leigh opposed the resolution, and
Rose and Ryan favored 1t. It was
indefinitely postponed on an aye and
nay vote and Ryan asked for a
division, both of the votes favorfng
indefinite postponement.
Concurrent Resolution.
Resolved by the house Of represent
tatives, the senate concurring, that
the governor be requested to cause
an investigation, through some APP
propriate department, Of the FEAST
bility Of having q quantity Of the
pottery clays of this state shipped to
some pottery manufacturing plant
and made into vases, cuspidors, orna-
mental bricabrac, dishes, pitchers,
mugs and other receptacles, and IL in
the judgment Of the executive it is
deemed advisable, that the governors
residence, the capitol and other state
institutions be furnished with such
articles manufactured from North
Dakota clays as may be needed and
useful and such as would otherwise
be secured from eastern firms and
manufactured from foreign products.
Passed.
Senate Bills Passed.
Senate Bill 213. LaMoure. Relat.
ing to school census, requiring clerks
Of school districts to make such
enumeration annually.
S. B. 100. Bacon. Creating park
districts and for the government
thereof, creating board Of park com.
missioners and comforting power
and authority upon such board and
district, and providing rules for the
government thereof.
s. B. 211. Little. Relating to The
renewal Of mortgages on personal
property. Amending section 47S7 o.
the revised code. s
8. B. 40. Macarthur. Preventing
the adulteration Of and deception ii
sale OF white lead and mixed paints
s. B. FOG. Young. Requiring the
public examiner to examine the ac
counts Of state ofiicers at least once
each year.
s. B. 122. Swenson. Amending
section 1928 Of the revised code, Civ
ing the insurance commissioner au
thordty to revoke licenses Of foreign
insurance companies.
| 8. 3. Z. Kraabel. Amending chap
ter 4, Of the laws Of 1903, relating Il
procedure in civil actions.
8. B. 1874. Plain. Authorizing
township boards to perpetuate gov
eminent surveys by the erection d
permanent monuments on section
corners. as5
s. B. 100. sifton. Amending sec
ton 992 Of the revised code, relating
to the powers and duties Of the state
hospital board Of trustees.
8. B. 221. Committee on Educa
ton. Fixing school elections on the
first Tuesday Of June instead OF the