Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-09
Legislative GRIND IS RESUMED
Both Houses, RejuVenated By the FOur.Day Rest,
Settle Down To Business
AniBucket Shop Bill Now Up To Governor Shells
Would Bar Out the Trust
SENATE.

, SENATE.
The session of the senate yesterday
was short and little important bust
ness was transacted. A great many
Of the members had not yet returned
from their homes and there was bare
/ " a quorum In attendance. 55
I Committee Reports.
The committee on appropriations
recommended to pass s. B. No. i by
Mr.. Little which is the irrigation
bill and which provides for a state
engineer at "a salary Of $1,000 per year
and one or more assistants. The bill
I provides for an appropriation Of
$4,000 per annum to carry on the
work of the department. \
Message From Governor.
A message from the governor adj
\ vised the senate that he had signed
i S.. B. No. 81, Little's capitol commits
J sion bill. Il,
5.@ courtesy Of FLOOR. fa
On motion the courtesy Of the floor
was extended to the following gentle
men: ]. o. Hanchett Of Wells county,
w. j.. Westergard of Barnes, w. l..
Williamson of Ransom, Mayor Duis
Of Grand Forks, F. A. Brown Of Grand
Forks, D. v. Moore of Grand Forks,
Andrew Vietch OF Grand Forks DR..
& Witzmaurice, G. H. Rudd, G. L. Ryer-
son, s.. H. Sleeper, Geo. Ceiling, Geo.
Jurgon all of Ward, R. M. Hamilton,
3. S. Tyler, H. A. Langlie, S. W. Mil
\ Ter, j. w. Rothrick and James Ken
nedy all Of Fargo. i, .s 81: 81
Bills Introduced.
S. b., 1879. LaMoure. Providing for
the use of penitentiary labor by the
capitol commission whenever feasible
q for work in connection with the re-
construction of the capitol or in man
ufacturing material for: the improve
! ments.
s.. b. No. lao. Sharpe. Providing
that all railroad property shall be as
+ sessed at its actual value. N
13 s. B. 141. Hanna. Relating to
transfers Of real property made to
one person where the consideration
is paid by or for another.
S. B. l42 Hanna. Providing that
civil townships near cities Of 5000 or
more inhabitants may pave, curb or
macadamize roads from the limits OF
such city as far as deemed advisable.
s5 8. B. lab. Hanna. Providing that
contracts for improvements on county
buildings should be let by competi-
tive bids. &. 5.
s. B. LA. Hanna. Relating to ops
tometry, providing that no one shall
4 practice optometry in the. state with
out certificate of registry.
s. b. 145.. Hanna. Providing that
a system Of humane treatment of an
imals should be taught in the schools
Of the state. The bill provides that
!. ct least two lessons a week should be
gwen each class,
s. B. 146. Hanna. Governing meth.
I Cd Of proof of execution OF written In
struments to which there are one or
more subscribing witnesses.
s. B. LAT. Joint resolution, Pierce.
Providing that the money, which has
accumulated under the provision
whereby the school OF forestry Is
given three-tenths Of mill out Of the
mill tax levied for all the state insti-
tutions, be turned over to the Ellen
dale industrial school to relieve the
4 needs Of that institution since there.
II not vet q school Of forestry in exist.
ence. The fund which has accumu-
lated amounts to 1880.
s. B. LAB. Mcdonald. Providing for
the establishment Of q branch grain
and grass agricultural experiment sta
tion at Linton. Emmons county The
bill also provides for the appointment
4 Of director BY the governor and the
compensation OF the same
Second Reading Of Ellis.
Senate bills Nos. 126. 135 and 1877
we're given their second reading and
referred to the appropriations conn
Z mittee. Senate bills Nos. 127 and 1873
we're given their second reading and
referred to the committee on munich
pal corporations. Senate bill No. 1923
WIS referred to COMMITTEES on banks,
and banking. Senate bills Nos. 1870:
and 1873 we're read and referred to-
committed on state affeirs. senates