Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-24
SENATE.

SENATE. ..... -.
Everything in the senate went along
smoothly until Senator Taylor's bill
for the practice of obstetrics came up
for passage. The bill was sought to
be amended prohibiting any but prac-
ticing physicians from attaching IN.
D." to their names. This was objected
to by Mr.. Bacon as it shut out from
practice Christian Scientists and
others. The amendment was defeated.
Mr.. Bacon then moved to amend
that nothing in the bill should apply
to Christian Scientists, osteopaths or
. magnetic healers.
On Mr.. Bacon's motion the ladies in
the audience retired. Mr.. Bacon's
motion was lost.
Mr.. Sharpe moved to amend so that
nothing in the bill be construed to pro-
hibit magnetic healers or Christian
Scientists from giving gratuitous aid
in cases of sickness. The vote being
a tie President Bartlett voted for the
amendment and it was carried. Mr..
Taylor moved to strike out entire sec
ton covering amendment, which was
declared out of order Before the roll
call was announced about half the
senator's changed their votes from
aye to no, the final vote being 10 to
Is, so the bill was lost, it lacking a
constitutional majority.
ISL Mr.. Mcdonald presented petition
for the passage Of H. B. 1853, dairy
commissioner.
2 A telegram to Senator Young from
Senator Hudnall of Wisconsin senate,
was read. 1t stated the Hudnall grain
warehouse bill has passed the senate
and would probably pass the Wiscon-
sin house next week.
COMMITTEES Reports.
The comitte on temperance reported
H. B. Isl, amended to permit sale Of
druggists Of one pint of liquor in one
day to one person and reducing per-
centage of names necessary for petit
ton. 4
"a Insurance committee indefinitely
postponed s. B. 96, state fire marshal.
OPERATIONS committee reported
s. B. 14S, experiment station at Lin
ton, cutting appropriation from SO 900
to- 5000. Also S. B. 1854, increasing
appropriation for immigration from
$4,000 to $4,000 and providing for
governors approval Of all expendi-
lures under the act. .ys sS
Committee on warehouse and grain
grading, fayorably reported H. B. IA,
testing scales in warehouses.
Ways and means committee ap-
proved H. B. 26, delinquent personal
taxes; also H. B. 81, copies of assess
ment rolls to be furnished township
clerks by county auditor.
Judiciary committee favorably re-
ported H. B. 16. creation of special
,la5, districts in cities and towns;
also II. B. 1873, investment funds
domestic insurance companies; also
II. B. 112. satisfaction of mechanics
liens; amending H. B. 17S, anti-trust
bill; also amending s. B. 2, Torrens
land tenure, making it take effect
Jan. l, 1907, and providing that certifi-
Gates cannot be filed without abstract
of bonded abstractor; also H. B. 166,
lien Of taxes.
Committee on municipal corpora
tions amended.H B. lis, road improve
ments. III
Committee on education, amended
Hagen's concurrent resolution relating
to sending public documents to high
schools.
On motion Of Mr.. Young the senate
concurred in the house resolution re-
lating to grain screenings.
Agreed to and Passed.
On motion Of Mr.. Regan the senate
concurred In house amendments to s..
B. IS. reimbursing counties for sal
aries OF county judges, and the bill
was passed
On motion Of Mr.. Cashel, the SEN
ate concurred in house amendments to
8. B. 20. levy and collections OF taxes
In villages, and the bill was passed Is
amended.