Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-18
SENATE PASSES
HOUSE SUBSTITUTE

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of public highways by railway cars,
and House bill 172, requiring railway
companies to bulletin the time Of ar:
rival and departure of passenger
trains, were reported favorably by the
committee with recommendation that
they do pass.
The committee on taxes and tax
laws to whom House, bill 176, relating
to the gopher tax, House bill 121 re.
lating to the collection of delinquent
personal property taxes by the sheriff,
and House bill 131 to amend section
1888 of the revised codes and to repeal
chapter 1856 Of the laws Of 1903, was
reported favorably by the committee
with recommendation that they do
pass. -ss} : s.
Motions and Resolutions.
Mr.. Underwood moved that when
the house had finished the business OF
the afternoon, that a recess be taken
until 10 o'clock Saturday, which mo.
ton vas carried s. n
Mr.. Underwood moved that the vote
by which House bill 213 was defeated,
be reconsidered and that the bili be
placed ON the calendar. The motion
was carried. !:
Introduction Of Bills.
H. B. 244. Phelan. An act to amend
section 1905 of the revised codes Of
1899, relating to compensation, bonds
and qualifications of district veter-
inarians.
H. B. 245. Phelan. An act to re-
peal chapter "a of the session laws OF
1900, relating to expeditions.
H. B. 246. Phelan. An act to
amend section 1904 OF the revised
codes Of 1899, relating to the aualia-
cations of official newspapers.
H. B. 247. White. An act to cure
defective acknowledgements on deeds,
mortgages and all other written in
struments.
Third Reading Of House Bills.
H.<B. %. Fixing salaries of depu-
ties in county offices was up for dis
cussion and was placed upon its third
reading and final passage, after being
amended to include the provision that
the county superintendent Of schools
may employ a deputy in certain coun-
ties and also providing that no depu-
ties shall be employed in any Of the
offices unless there is sufficient work
to warrant their employment. ,
House bill Sc. a bill defining rape,
seduction and abduction, was indef-
nitely postponed. 81.
H. B. 157. Relating 10 the appoint
ment of township supervisors, was
passed. &
+ H. B. 26. Relating to the collection
of delinquent personal property taxes,
was passed. f.
Committee Of The Whole.
H. B. 81. Requiring corporations
to make annual reports to the secre-
tary of state, was recommended to
pass. +. :
H. B. 129. "A bill licensing embalm-
ers, was read and recommended j tn
pass.
H. B. 112. Relating to the filing Of
satisfaction of mechanics liens, was
recommended to pass. z
H. B. La. Relating to state depos-
itories, was carried over until next
week for consideration.
H. B. 1t. Relating to the establish
ment and maintainence of dipping
stations for cattle, was recommended
to pass.
H. B. los. Relating to diplomas
and certificates Of veterinarians. was
recommended to pass.
H. B. 10. Relating to the construc.
ton and repairs OF sidewalks in Vii.
lagos, was recommended to pass.
When the committee arose the
above mentioned bills were recon-
mended to pass.
H. B. 172. Relating to railways
posting bulletins announcing the time
Of arrival and departure OF passenger
trains was referred back to the com,
mittee on railways for slight cor.
rectiOn.
First Reading Senate Bills.
The senate concurrent resolution
relating to experiment stations was
read and referred.
concurrent resolution was re-
ceived from the senate, approving Of
the McCumber bill in congress, gov,
erning the sale Of and misbranding 81
drugs and medicines, paints and oils
The following senate bills were
placed upon their first and second
readings and referred to the proper