Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-02
aid up capital of $4,000. :

paid up capital of $4,000. .a3- - e.
S. B. 119. Movius. Providing for
the bonding of state officers. The bill
provides that bids shall be made for
the bonding Of the state officials and
that. the cost of bonds shall be paid
:,tm the general fund of tie state
s. B. r120. Movius. Providing that
the bonds of the county officials shall
be given by bids and that the cost of
same shall be paid from the general
fund of the county.
S. B. ,121. Movius. Repeating Sec
ton 1924 of the revised code of 1899.
S. B. 122. Swenson. Relating to
the revocation Of authority of foreign
and domestic insurance companies to
transact business in the state upon
removal of same company. ..,
s. B. 1923. Cashel. Making an ap.
preparation of $4,000 for the aid of
high schools and providing for the
inspection of same. First class high
schools shall receive $500 per annum,
second class 5000 per, annum and
third class $4O0 per annum. ..r
s.. B. 124. Pierce. Making damage
from weed infested ands, cause of
action. 90 '.',<.'.:' ..:..'
s. B. 1875. Talcott. Providing that
no life professional certificates shall
be granted by the state superintend.
ent unless applicant has taught for
five years. 81 @s5t5..s... - i..,:.
Second Reading and Reference.
S. B. Nos. Sc and 103 were read the
second time and referred to commit.
tee on insurance. Senate bills Nos
loan LOG and 100 were read the second
time and referred to the committee on
appropriations, Senate bills Nos. 107,
108 and 10 were read the second time
and referred to the committee on judi
ciary. Senate bill No. Ill was read
the second time and referred to the
committee. on municipal corporations
First and Second Reading and Refer
+ III @,l5 erence House Bills.
House bills Nos. 4, 81, 80, As, 80, z,
13 and So we're given their first and
second readings and referred to the
committee on Judiciary. House bill
No. S5 was given it's first and second
reading and referred to the commit
tee on state affairs.
H. B. Nos. %. and AZ we're given
their first and second reading and
referred to the committee on public
health. -
H. B. No. 81 was referred to the
committee on highways and bridges.
H. B. No. "a was given first and Sec
ond reading and referred to the COM
mittee on education.
John M. cochrane Memorial Day.
BY a concurrent resolution of the
senate and house Wednesday, Febru-
airy Is, 1905 has been set aside to be
observed as John M. Cochrane Memoir
ial day. Senator Crane as chairman
of the committee, appointed by the
president of the senate, introduced
the resolution in the senate. The COM
mittee has carried on an extensive
correspondence since appointed some
weeks ago in an effort to obtain
speakers for the program Of the day,
and as a result some Of the best
speakers in the state who were per-
sonal friends of the late jurist will ap-
pear on the program. The meeting
Twill be held in the house chamber.
The principal speakers on the pro.
gram will be Rev. e. F. Conaty of
Grand Forks and Tracy r, Bangs of
Grand Forks. Both gentlemen were
life long intimate friends i of Judge
Cochrane and probably knew the man
better than any other men in the
state. There will also be an address
from a member of each house. The
gentlemen who will deliver those ad.
dresses have not yet been decided
, upon. 4
The states attorneys Of the various
counties OF the state will meet In
Bismarck the same week in which the
Cochrane memorial services win be
held and will be invited to attend the
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HOUSE.
-Four bills were introduced and six