Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-24
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Amending sections 906, 900, Oil, 913,
915, GIG, ,917, 91S, 919 and 921, code of
1890, relating to normal schools.
H. B. 27O. Ryan. Amending section
SOL of chapter of the session laws
Of 1901, relating to making unknown
persons parties defendant in certain
civil actions.
H. B. 271. Rogers. To amend Sec
ton 4S1S codes 1899, relating to liens
for service of sires.
H. B. 272. Davis. Amending Sec
ton 1859 of the political code, relat.
ing to auditors notice of sale of delin-
quent taxes, making Nov. the date
for computation.
H. B. 273. Stevens of Burleigh. Re.
lating to the sale of state lands and
restricting from such sales any lands
on which there are coal depoits.
House Bills Passed.
H. B. SO. Ryan. Relating to how
summons should be served in garnish.
ment cases.
H. B. so. Ryan. Amending section
1891 of the revised code, relating to
garnishments.
H. B. 1872. Briden. Fixing times of
meetings of school boards where
schools have three or more grades.
H. B. 231 Chapman. Providing for
the organization of school districts in
unorganized counties
H. B. 214.-Johnson of Ward. Relat-
ing to the taxation of costs in civil
actions.
H. B. 81. Ryan. Amending section
6643 of the revised code, relating to
service by publication.
H. B. 81. Ryan. Amending chapter
of the 1908 session laws, relating to
procedure by civil actions.
Message From Governor.
A message from the governor con-
veyed the information that he had ap-
pOFSu I1OuSS UlllS 1SOS. 1V0, 10, %, .,
SS and 81.
Senate Bills Considered.
The following senate bills were
given their first and second readings
and referred to the proper commit,
tees:
Senate bills Nos 154, 1856, IS and the
substitute to Senate bill 60.
Not Resurrected.
Representative Underwood made an
effort to resurrect Senate bill IT.
providing for two additional deputy
bank examiners, which passed the
house on Tuesday, and found that the
clincher had been attached by Repre-
sentative Phelan, and the speaker sc
ruled.
Back to General Orders.
Representative Phelan asked that
H. B. 257, recommended by the com
mittee on judiciary for indefinite pest
ponement, be reconsidered. The bill
relates to hawkers and peddlers, and
Representative Ryan accused Mr.
Phelan of stealing his thunder, as he
introduced a similar bill that got a
number of H. B. 249. Both are de-
signed to protect farmers who may
have produce or meats to sell in any
cities, from house to house. The bill
was sent to general orders after the
motion to reconsider had carried.
One Bill Lost.
H. B. 23S, introduced by Mr.. Glib.
bens, was lost by vote of 43 to &c
and Stevens of Burleigh at once
moved the clincher, and it was car
ried. The bill provided that owners of
threshing engines should be required
to carry planks to lay on bridges and
culverts before any attempt was made
to cross. The bill resulted in a vast
amount Of discussion and the close
vote shows the interest shown in the
measure
Reports Of Committee.
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended the indefinite postponement of
the following bills: "
H. B. 22s. swenseid (by request).
Relating to the sale Of school lands
and fixing prices.
H. B. 1872. Chapman. Providing for
the payment of $4,000 for the inyesti.
cations Of an irrigation engineer.
s. B. 121. Movius. Repeating sec.
ton 1924 Of the revised code.
s. 3. ia. Wagner. Relating to
records of foreclosure.
H. B. PSI. Phelan. Relating to Ii.
censes for hawkers and peddlers.
H. B. IS. Morgan. Relating to the
filing of mortgage foreclosure papers.
H. B. 232. Ryan. Relating to &C.
tons to determine adverse claims.