Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-22


arians to charge the same fees to every
person for like services, and fixing
compensation for making trips at 20
cents per mile. The present mileage
statute is now 81. Q&4&
ST 56 Reports of Committees.
The Committee on highways and
bridges reported the indefinite post-
ponement OF House Bill. 207. Mr. Dun
| can, relating to the construction of
county bridges, and the report was
| adopted. as
| H. B. 23S. Gibbons. Providing for
the care of bridges and culverts by
the owners or operators of threshing
engines and providing a liability for
damages done to such structures. To
pass. @& .. 49,. I'd, J.srr.s a..
The committee on corporations,
other than municipal, reported the
following bills to pass: -~- .@sa. a..
| II. B. 239. Gibbons. Providing that
all persons or companies operating
telephone liens shall not discriminate
in giving service and connections
with ether companies. ~. f...t:
s.. B. 1872. Little. Relating to
changing corporate headquarters. a
The committee on public health rec.
commended the passage of the follow.
ing bill: Ill g., b.. ~, M .s.s..;., =.
s. B. ~. Taylor. Giving unclaim.
ed bodies Of persons dying in institu.
tons and jails to medical colleges.
The committee on public buildings
recommended the passage of S. B. 139,
LaMoure, providing for the use OF
convict labor by the board of capitol
| commissioners. Es,.. 81 r.
| The committee on live stock &re-
ported the following bills favorably:
S. B. 81. johnson of Mclean. Pro.
viding that county commissioners may
upon petition create a fund not to ex.
coed $4,000 for the protection of live
stock from theft.
H. B. 244. To pass, with slight
amendments.
The committee on judiciary report.
ed the following bills favorably:
H. B. 205. Ryan. Register Of deeds
to give receipt for instruments filed
with him. 49,.
H. B. .226. Lille. Amending sec
ton 3742, relating to succession.
H. B. 227. Lille. Amending Sec
| ton 6615 of the revised code, relating
to salaries of county judges.
! H. B. Isl. Simpson. Amending Sec
ton 1245 of the laws of 1901, relating
to the practice of optometry.
H. B. 1876. Underwood. A concur
rent resolution giving the legislature
power to levy tax on grain in pub
lie elevators.
S. B. IS. johnson. Relating to the
organization of townships.
H. B. 214. Johnson of Ward. Re-
lating to the costs in civil actions.
H. B. 81. Ryan. Relating to SER
! vice of publication. .,.
H. B. 50. Ryan. Relating to gar
nishment proceedings in justice court.
H. B. So. Ryan. Relating to service
of punishment summons.
H. B. so. Ryan. Relating to gar
! nishments. ). y .-.
H. B. 81. Ryan. Relating to pro-
cedure in civil actions.
H. B. 1T. Lille. Relating to the
sale Of provisions.
Message From Senate.
A message from the senate an
nounced the indefinite postponement
of H. B. Al, Morgan. Relating to tax
lists and expedition in their prepare
tion by county auditors.
The committee recommended the
passage of the following bills:
S. B. As. Talcott. Providing for
the appointment of deputy superin-
stendents. ,ls. All.
H. B. 152. Briden. Relating to
times for school board meetings. #
H. B. 231. Chapman. Providing
for the organization of school districts
in unorganized counties.
H. B. 1S1. Richmond. Reimburs-
ing counties for salaries paid to coun-
ty judges. @
The committee on state affairs re-
commended the passage Of the follow
ing bills:
H. B. 225. Richmond. Relating
to the transfer of merchandise.
S. B. 116. Little. Fixing the
amount Of bonds to be given by state
examiner and deputy examiners
H. B. 20S. Briden. Prohibiting
the sale OF firearms to persons under
Ia years of age.
Senate Bill 100. Movius. Provid-
ing that counties shall pay cost OF
bonds of officials.
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