Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-22

thereon, brought out a majority and
minority report from the committee
on judiciary, the majority report
recommending the indefinate post
ponement Of the bill, while the
minority report recommended that ii
pass. On motion of Representative
Stevens of Burleigh the report Of the
minority was adopted and the bill
was sent to general orders. -.
| Marriage Measure Killed. -.
The judiciary committee recon
mended the indefinite postponement
of House Bill 125, introduced by Mr.
Stevens of Dickey, and relating to
marriages and divorces, and the re
port of the committee was adopted.
The committee on state affairs
recommended the passage Of the fol
lowing bills: 49,. J., -,- ......
H. B. 1876. Shells. Fixing time for
the meeting of the board of pardons
H. B. 221. DAHL Relating to titles
of real property.
S. B. 80. Johnson of Mclean.
Providing for a state census this
year. ~. ....
s. B. II. Steele. Relating to the
filing of mechanics liens. ~..,....
The same committee recommended
the indefinite postponement of House
Bill 236, introduced by Mr.. Sweet, by
request. Giving landlords liens on
household furniture for unpaid rent
for dwelling houses.
S.B. SO, introduced by Mr.. Kraabel,
was referred to the committee on
judiciary.
House, Took Recess.
A motion introduced by Represen.
tative Phelan provided for recess
until 10 O'Clock Wednesday morning.
This being a legal holiday the Tegis.
lative day will continue, and it is ex.
pected that considerable business will
be transacted at the morning session,
in addition to the reading Of Wash.
ington's farewell address.
New Bills Introduced.
H. B. 258. Stevens of Burleigh, by
request. Amending section 1447 of
the revised codes, relating to the
establishment Of drains and their
construction and maintenance.
H. B. 259. Gibbons. Providing
that fees of physicians and surgeons
and veterinarians shall be equitable
Fixing mileage at 20 cents instead OF
$1.O0. 5a
H. B. 26O. Arnold Relating to the
dismissal of civil actions.
H. B. 261. Sweet. Concurrent
resolution for the amendment of sec.
ton 81 Of the, constitution. relating
to the introduction OF bills in the
general assembly.
| H. B. 262. McCrea. Amending
chapter l75 Of the 1901 session laws
relating to the SANDER Of female
and strengthening the present law in
that respect.
H. B. 263. diversion. Amending
chapter 152 OF the 1901 session laws,
relating to property exempt from tax
alton.
H. B. 264. Treat. Requiring the
state examiner to make an examina
ton of the work Of the state oil in
spector annually.
/ H. B. .265. Ryan. An act for the
consolidation Of fractional or one OF
more townships attached to anothe,
township by county commissioners.
/ House Bills Passed.
H. B. 14S. Eggen. Amending sec
ton 1928 Of the revised codes relat
ing to weights and measures.
H. B. 70. Phelan. Requiring the
running OF passenger trains at least
once each week day over certain
lines Of railway.
H. B. 176. Spangberg. PROVIDING
that county commissioners may levy
tax for the destruction Of gophers
when so petitioned.
H. B. 222. Ryan. An act for the
organization and government Of
cities. 5s \,
a. B. 2o1. Prescribing the require
ments Of newspapers qualified to do
legal printing. r.
Back TO COMMITTEES.
/ Chairman Buttz Of the committee
on Judiciary, moved that HssB. zoe
be returned to aais committee for
further consideration. This is 1 bill.
that provides for the creation Of ad.