Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-12
HOUSE HAD A
4 MORNING SESSION
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and duties of the commissioners OF
railroads, was reported favorably by
the Judiciary committee, with a
recommendation that it do pass.
H. B. 10, relating to reimbursing
counties for salaries paid to Judges of
county courts, was reported by the
judiciary committee with a recon-
mendation that it be amended in a
minor instance and that it do pass
when so amended.
H. B. 1874. To amend section 6S25
of the revised codes of 1899, was re
ported by the. committee on banking
with the recommendation that it pass.
The committee on taxes and tax
laws, reported to the house on H. B.
26, relating to delinquent personal
property taxes, recommending that
the bill be amended. It was SO
amended without affecting the real
value of the measure.
~. ,< Bills Introduced.
H. B. 2O3. Simpson. An act to ap-
propriate $4,000 annually for the next
two years to the state fair at Man
dan, for the purpose of holding a
state fair, and providing for premi-
ums FOR agricultural, horticultural and
stock exhibits, and to provide proper
accommodations for said exhibits.
H. B. 2O4. Gibbons. An act Great
ing and establishing an experiment
station in Towner county and provid-
ing for it's management and making
an appropriation therefor in the sum
of $4,000.
H. B. 205. Ryan. A bill requiring
registers of deeds to give receipts
for all instruments left in his office
for record.
Committee Of the Whole.
The house resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole. Mr., Streeter of
Emmons was called to preside, and
House Bills Nos. 1862, 1913 and 113
were recommend by the committee
to pass and We're SO passed when the
committee arose.
House Bill 20, prescribing the duties
of registers of deeds, as relates. to
making certificates of abstract of
chattel mortgages and liens, was
recommended to be indefinitely post
poned. rs
H. B. 141, relating to the rights and
capacities of husband and wife,
recommended to pass.
H. B. 10, bill providing for an
annual appropriation of $500 for the
First Regiment band at Lisbon, was
taken up for discussion and Mr.. Ar
mold of Richland moved an amend,
ment, striking out the appropriation.
Mr.. Stevens of Burleigh made a
strong talk on the question of fur
mishing the militia boys with a band
and a good one, as did Mr.. Treat Of
Cass. Mr.. Stevens moved that when
the committee arose, it report the bill.
favorably. This motion carried.
House bill ~, a bill to prevent the
adulteration and misbranding of drugs,
was reported to the committee, with
a recommendation that the amend
ments offered by Prof Ladd be made.
A motion was carried that the COM
mittee report favorably upon the
measure as amended when it arise.
H. B. Al, requiring county auditors
to furnish duplicate copies of the real
and personal property assessment
rolls to township clerks, was dis
cussed, and when the committee arose
it was reported favorably.
House Bills Passed.
H. B. 1872, Vernon relating to regis
tration of pharmacists; 1853, Meidinger
fxing terms of district court in Nc
Intosh county on second Tuesday in
March and third Tuesday in October;
lib, Richmond-curing defective ack-
nowledgments; 166, Peterson relat-
ing to liens of taxes; 141, Palfrey
relating to rights Of husband and
wife; 1853, Underwood. repeating sec
ton 4795, relating to foreclosure Of
mechanics liens; 115, Adams. amend
ing section 1881 revised codes relat-
ing to expenditures for road improve
ments; 159, Belden encouraging the
use Of Ignite coal in public institu-
tions; AZ, Arnold relating to duties
OF drain commissioners.
There was considerable discussion
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