Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-09
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H. B 124. Chapman. Amending
section 1856 of the revised code, fix
ing the fees to be paid by companies
Incorporating under the laws Of the
state. Fifty dollars to be paid where
the capital stock is $4,000 and 5!
added for each $10,Jty additional cap
italization. " E, E
H. B. 6. Buttz. Providing for tht
relief of Clarence M. Cole, who lost
an arm by the premature explosion Of
a gun, while member of Battery A
in annual encampment.
H. B. Sc. White. Amending section
7160 and 7166 of the revised code, de
filming rape, abduction, carnal abuse
of children and seduction. 49,
H. B. 20. Ryan. Providing for the
appointment of three persons to ac1
as a board to examine applicants fol
admission to the bar. All to be an
pointed by the supreme court and tt
serve two years each, the appoint
ments to be made for terms of two
four and six years in the beginning.
H. B. 8. Thoreson. Regulating the
operation of automobiles, fixing the
speed in the country at Is miles pei
hour. and in cities at ten miles, and
requiring mufflers on all automobiles
and no bell ringing in the city. y: )
H. B. SO. Purdon. Providing fol
the retirement of officers Of the ma
tional guard, who have rendered faith
full service therein for period of ten
years orsmore. s.g.e I'LL. T.
H. B. "A. Watson. Providing that
all fines imposed, to be served in jail
in default of payment, shall be served
at the rate of 81 per day.
Indefinitely Postponed. IA
H. B. 40. Scheer. Relating to when
stock shall run at large-from Dec. !
to April 1, instead of from Nov. 1 to
April l.. This was the first bill up
under the head of third reading and
on motion it was Indefinitely post.
poned. .."., r.
-.s Message From Senate.
In a message from the senate it
was. announced that the following
bills had passed that body:
S. B. 10. Sharpe. Authorizing the
repair and construction of sidewalks
in villages and providing for the as
sessment for the cost thereof. 49,.
S. B. "a. Fox Amending the lien
law and limiting liens to labor and
not material. .
S. B. %. Hagen. Prohibiting per
sons under 1S years of age from fire.
quenting billiard, pool and card rooms
S. B. SO. Stade. Providing for the
establishment of roads and highways
in certain cases. +
S. B. 40. Macarthur. Providing for
penalties for the adulteration and de-
ception in the sale of white lead.
S. B. 81. Pierce. Providing for the
disposition of the estates of deceased
inmates of the soldiers home.
S. B. 70. Carroll. Requiring county
auditors to keep tax deed record. %
S. B. 81. Movius. Relating to ap
pearances in Justice courts.
S. B. SO. Little. Empowering cities
to make contracts for water for fire
protection for period longer thar
one year and not to exceed 20 years.
S. B. "a. Pierce. Increasing the
bonded Indebtedness limit from 5000,
900 to 100000. @o1s..
, H. B. IS. McCrea. Prohibiting
bucket shops in the state. ~ a..
Read and Referred.
The following senate bills were
read the first and second time and re
ferred to committees: s.s.s
Senate Bill No. SO. Sharpe. The
primary election bill. Referred to the
committee on elections and privileges
Senate Bills Nos. ~, 90, ga, So, 80
SO, "a, 10, "a, "a, rs, SO, 81 and 70.
y Bucket Shop Measure. r..
House Bill 35, introduced by Repre-
sentative McCrea, which passed the
house a week ago, was passed by the
senate yesterday, the only change be
ing in one word, in provision thai
the act shall not apply to or in any
way affect any contract for the actual
buying Or selling of any commodity
whatever for present or future deliv
cry, where the actual delivery or re
ceipt of the thing sold is contemplated
and in good faith INTENDED by either
of the parties to the contract.
VA The senate changed the word
either" to both and on motion Of
Representative McCrea the house con
Cured in the amendment and the bill
was placed on its third reading a sec
ond time and was passed by unanf
nous vote. The bill, which lacks moth