Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-21
GRAND FORKS FAIR BILL REPORTED
lis Advocates Predict It's Passage By Senate,
Actual Flight 10 Be IN House
Game Law Amended To Create An Additional District
Trustee Appointments Confirmed
SENATE.


SENATE.
Petitions were introduced by SEN
ators Spoonheim and Plain protesting
against II. B. 119, making presidents
sof normal schools members OF state
high school board. sss Z
Senator Brown introduced petition
opposing H. B. ~, pure drug bill.
4 Committee Reports.
i Majority report Of appropriations
committee on s. B. 50, Grand Forks
fair bill was approved .,4.
State affairs committee favorably
reported S. B. 2O6, Young, examine
stion Of public accounts by state ex-
aniner; also s. B. 1913, Crane, increas-
ing pay OF county commissioners; II.
3. "a, examinations by state examiner,
and for indefinite postponement s. B.
1913, employment Of prisoners for in
fraction Of ordinances; also $. b. s199,
employment Of prisoners in county
jails also s. B. 2O3,, prohibiting sale
OF cannon crackers. Which was agreed
to. IA
Judiciary committee favorably re-
ported s. B. 80, jurisdiction Of Justice
of peace; also s. b. 1876, rights Of
purchasers at tax sales.
Ways and means committee favor
ably reported H. B. 81, taxing grain
in elevators at fixed rate; also H. B.
66, relating to assessment personal
property. and for indefinite postpone
ment Of H. B. I'll fees of referees in
civil actions.
Committee on counties favorably
reported s. B. 200, changing county
lines.
Committee on insurance favorably
reported s. B. 20S,, amount Of insur-
ance before policy can be issued; also
H. B. So, live stock insurance.
Committee on highways and bridges
fayorably reported S. B. 191, relating
Ito roads in towns and cities; also H.
B. AZ, relating to drains; also H. b.
70, destruction Of weeds OF highways,
with amendment s,
Committee on apportionment favor
ably reported s. B. 1874, creating two
congressional districts. 3a# t
Game and fish committee reported
s. B. 81, game law, with amendments
making three districts and cutting
down number Of deer that can be kill
ed in each year from four to two. On
objection Of Regan report went over
one day.
Charles Hamel was appointed 4
clerk on the enrolling and engrossing
force.
On motion of Fox senate concurred
jim amendment Of house to s. b. "a,
repeating priority Of liens for material
and labor. On motion o. LaMoure
the bill was read third time, and
passed.
Executive Session.
Senate then went into executive
session and confirmed the following:
Trustees university stephen Col
Inns. Grand Forks; Geo. q. Towle,
Walsh; 7. q. Gunderson. Nelson. each
for four years.
AS trusees Of the blind asylum Ut
Bathgate, North Dakota Frank H.
Sprague 81 Walsh county; ole d.
Rudrud Of Trail county. each for the
term OF four years rom the goth Of
january. 1905.
III As trustees of the Industrial school
Il Mllendale III, q. McCaxtney, 81
hickey county; e. +. Bodle. 81 Dickey
county. each for the term OF four
years from the Goth day Of February,
1905.
ID executive session tie senate rs
ceiyed from the governor nominations
o. H. 3. Kirkeae 81 Bowbells, and W.
q. dePuy Of Rolla to be trustees of
school forestry. which nominations
under the rule, went over ! day.
Senator Hagen moved that codes,
session laws and legislative manuals
he sent to each high school. L.
Moure called attention to the fact
that there were but II codes left on
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