Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-01-19
It Jamestown. Appropriations.

House Bill No. 81. Mr.. Eggen. Amend
ing the present law regarding to the
compensation Of members OF insanity
boards, and increasing that Of physicians
and attorneys from 81 to "a per day.
State Affairs. s5t T..
House Bill No. 80. Mr.. Thorson. Reg
ulating the price of prison Irvine at re-
tail, providing that greater profit than
one cent per pound shall be charged,
above insurance and freight, and requir-
ing that the warden at the penitentiary
shall require contract from each mer-
chant to whom prison Irvine is sold.
State Affairs.
House Bill No. "a. Mr.. McCrea.
Amending Sections 64S and $50 Of the
Revised Code, relating to education, and
the teaching of the bad effects of the
use of intoxicants. Education.
House Bill No. IS. Mr.. McCrea. Pro-
hibiting the operation Of bucket shops
within the state. Judiciary.
House Bill No. SO. Mr.. Vernon.
Amending Section 1864 of the Revised
Code, reducing the contract rate of in
terest from - to 10 per cent. Judiciary,
House Bill No. 81. Mr.. Lyons. An
act providing for the building of high
ways and bridges across Des Laos lake.
Bridges and Highways. ,
House Bill No. 80. Mr.. Jennings.
Amending Section 1882, relating to civil
actions. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 80. Mr.. Purdon. Pro-
viding for an appropriation of $37 900 for
the construction of State School Of
Sciences; 5000 for the equipment there
of and $1,000 for maintenance. Appro-
priations.
House Bill No. 40. Mr.. Morgan by
request. Repeating Chapter 253l, allow
ing the change of the names of town.
ships throughout the state. State af-
fairs.
House Bill No. Al. Mr.. Morgan. Re
lating to tax lists and expediting the
work of county auditors in connection
with their preparation. Tax and tax
laws. -
House Bill No. AZ. Mr.. Treat. Pro-
viding for the chemical analysis of paris
green at the Agricultural college and
fine for the sale of adulter-
ated paris green. Public health.
House Bill No. 43. Mr.. Shells. Pro-
viding for the appointment of a COM
missioner of grain and the regulation of
elevators and grain buyers. State at
fairs.
House Bill No. A. Mr.. Watson. Pro-
viding that all fines imposed, to be
served in Jail in default of payment.
shall be servad at the rate of 81 per day.
Judiciary. ID, 3D..
House Bill No. 45. Mr.. Thatcher.
to the concealing of stone, iron,
wood or other foreign articles in shocks
Of wheat. Providing that in case of the
death of any one around machine into
which such grain shall be fed, the per-
son guilty of so loading the grain shock
will be guilty of manslaughter in the
first degree; in cases of damage of the
the guilty one will DO deemed
guilty of felony. Judiciary. i
House Bill No. 46. Mr.. diversion,
section $3.50 of the revised
code, relative to the service of sum-
mons. Judiciary. ...
House Bill No. AZ. Mr.. Arnold. Pro-
viding for the construction of drains
through several counties, and providing
Tor their construction and the manner,
Of payment therefor. State affairs.
House Bill No. 4s. Mr.. White. Pro-
viding for the appointment Of farmers
institute commission and the holding of
farmers Institutes, carrying an appro.
priation of $4,000 therefor. Agricul-
ture. i. (, IN a
House Bill No. 40. Mr.. Scheer. Re-
lating to when live stock shall run at
Dec. / to April 1. instead of