Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-03
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providing for the manner Of their dis
tribution of cars to shippers and to
prevent unjust discrimination in the
distribution Of the same.
H. B. 1856. Rice. Relating to the
Jurisdiction of judges of county
courts.
H. B. 1877. Braaten. Relating to the
manner of electing and the duties of
the board of supervisors.
H. B.. 1853. Weigsi. Relating to
the appointment of a dairy commits.
sioner and providing for the payment
of the same.
H. B. 159. Belden. An act to amend
section 1880 of the laws of 1899, re-
lating to public institutions.
H. B. 100. Davis. An act to amend
section 1871 of the revised code of
1899, relating to public warehouses,
provides that storage receipts shall
express the kind, quality and quantity
of grain and that the same shall be
returned back to him at any terminal
point, should the seller demand it.
Third Reading Of Bills.
H. B. 80. Purdon. Providing for
medals to members of the national
guard and appropr.ating money for
same. Passed, "a ayes and no nays.
H. B. IS. Oveson Relating to
township officers and their terms of
office. Passed, "a ayes and nays none.
H. B. %. Scheer Providing for the
promotion Of forestry cultivation.
Passed, none voting nay.
Recess of Fifteen Minutes.
A message was received from the
senate, reporting the adoption by the
senate Of a concurrent resolution, that
an adjournment be taken from Friday
until Wednesday at 2:30 o'clock. This
matter was taken up later in the ses-
sion and the house concurred therein.
Special Orders.
Chairman Buttz of the judiciary
committee moved for the reconsidera-
ton of the motion for the appointment
of janitor for the judiciary commit
tee room and asked that it be made a
special order for Friday, Immediately
after the calling of the roll. The mo.
ton carried.
Third Reading of Bills.
H. B. IS. Arnold. Providing that
all county officers shall turn over to
the county treasurers all fees collect
ed during their terms. Mr.. Buttz
wanted the bill amended, excepting
counties having increased jurisdiction
and for this reason wanted the bill
referred back to the committee. The
motion was lost and the bill went to
roll call and was lost by vote of A
to As. Mr.. Arnold, the introducer gave
notice that he would call the bill up
again for consideration on Friday.
H. B. 1O9. Purdon., Providing for
the appointments to the various de.
partments Of the national guard, be
made from the officers of the field or
line. Passed 80 voting aye.
H. B. .11S. Purdon. An act to en-
able military companies to issue
bonds for the purpose of erecting ar
mory buildings. Passed, Sc ayes.
H. B. 81. Purdon. For an act to
appropriate money for the care and
preservation of the state military en-
campment, grounds, Rock Island,
Ramsey county, North Dakota.
s. B. 80. Pierce. Providing for the
appointment of Col. Haskins as life
member of the soldiers home board,
was indefinitely postponed.
s. B. 81. Little. Providing for the
appointment of capitol commission
was passed by a vote of n to II,
Representatives Casey, Phelan and
Sweet, speaking in its favor.