Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-26
ANOTHER.BUNCH VI.
TRUSTEES NAMED
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final passage. Thirty-fve members Of
the house were not present, and be-
So Ii: vote was announced Repre-
sentative Stevens moved call of the
house. On account of the delay that
would be occasioned by this proceed
ure there was some objection and it
was finally disposed of by making it
a special order for the afternoon ses.
sion. There were still number Of
absentees, and it was made special
order for 4 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon
Forenoon Session.
The following house bills were
placed on their third reading and final
passage:
H. B. 265. Ryan. Relating to the
consolidation Of townships. Passed.
H. B. 224. Morgan. Relating to the
oaths of county officers. Passed.
H. B. 251. Relating to education.
Passed.
No Codes Available.
A message from the senate brought
before the house concurrent resolu-
ton to furnish copies of the code to all
high schools in the state. Represen-
tative Stevens of Burleigh called at
tentfon to the fact that the supply of
codes had been exhausted and on mo.
ton Of Representative Phelan that
part OF the resolution relating to fur
nishing codes was stricken out.
Pure Drug Bill.
H. B. q, introduced by Representa-
tive Sweet, providing for an analysis
OF drugs and patent medicines, was
sent back from the senate with the
amendment that only goods coming in
to the state after July 1 shall be sub.
ject to the provisions of the act, while
goods within the state prior to that
date shall be considered exempt until
Jan. 1, 1906. The house concurred in
the amendment and the bill was pass
ed as amended.
Attached Emergency.
H. B. 120, introduced by Representa-
tive Martin, providing for times of
holding court in Billings county, was
sent back from the senate with an
emergency clause attached. The
house concurred in the amendment
and the bill was passed as amended.
Sheriff Bill Lost.
Representative BUTTE wanted H. B.
121, prohibiting contracts by county
commissioners for the collection Of
taxes by the sheriff, sent to a commit
tee of the whole, but the motion was
lost and the bill was indefinitely post
poned. p
Senate Bills Referred.
The following senate bills were read
the first and second times and referred
to appropriate committees:
Senate bills Nos. 1853, 1856, 1872, III,
1876, 174, 20, 100, POI, 2O5, 1872, 122, $50.
215, II, las, PIP, 2O6, 1874. 1913, 214, 213
and 3.
Bills Introduced.
H. ~. 2S1. Ryan. Relating to GRIM
inal procedure.
H. p 2s2. Rice. Relating to courts
having increased Jurisdiction.
Senate Bills Passed.
s. B. 20. Little. Relating to the in
vestment of school funds. Amended
and passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
Reports Of Standing Committees.
H. B. 1856. Shells. Relating to
meetings of board of pardons. Rec
commended to pass.
s. B. 1873. Stade. Abolishing capital
punishment. Indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 140. Palfrey. Relating to the
taking of bail in criminal actions. To
pass. =
H. B. 272. Davis. Relating to pub.
LEGATION of delinquent taxes. To pass.
H. B. 275. White. Relating to the
removal Of school houses. Indefinitely
postponed. ..-. F. u. ..
H. B. 2es. Martin (by request). Re-
lating to state normal schools. To pass.
: 8. B. ia. Hanna. Relating to the
practice Of optometry. TO pass.
II. B. 4s. White. Providing for the
appointment of farmers institute
board, with an appropriation of $12.
900. To pass.
H. B. 68. Johnson Of Ward. Relat-
ing to construction of railway stations
and waiting rooms. To pass.
H. B. 276. Lille. Requiring inter.
locking switches at railroad crossings.
To pass.
H. B. TT. Lille. Relating to the
powers Of railroad companies. To pass.
H. B. 255. Rose. Relating to the
formation Of new counties. To pass.
Z II. B. 81. Lille. Relating to the
erection Of q forestry school at Bot
tineau. To pass.
Z II. B. 1. Buttz. Providing for new