Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-10
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| eAon - SudpIST OF VI Iue. laws Ol lJUl
relating to the time when the board
of pardons shall meet.
H. B. 1856. Sweet. Providing for
the appointment of an agent for the
society of cruelty to animals in any
town, village or discreet where such
a society is organized.
H. B. 1877. Sweet. Providing for ad-
vance notice to creditors of the sale
of merchandise stocks made other
wise than in the usual and regular
prosecution of sellers business.
H. B. 1873. Miklejohn. To amend
section 1904 of the revised codes of
| 1899, relating to investments of funds
OF domestic insurance corporations.
H. B. 1S9. Mikeljohn. To amend
section 4s44 of the revised codes Of
1899, providing for lien for repairs or
personal property.
H. B. 100. White To provide a.
method for the nomination of candi-
dates for Office by political parties.
II. B. 19l. Ryan. An act providing
for the organization of parks in cities
and villages and providing for the
| maintainence of the same.
| H. B. 1872. Chapman. Poviding for
the appropriation of $4,000, or such
funds as may be necessary for the
| Of hn
ployed to investigate the irrigation
project.
Reading Senate Bills.
5. B. So. Providing for redistricting
OF county commissioners districts,
where new territory is added.
S. B. 20. Providing a contingent
fund for the use of the states attor-
ney in preparing and presenting cases
for trial.
Senate Bills Passed.
S. B. 8. Providing for the organi-
cation of towns, villages, districts,
etc: Passed by vote of rs ayes and
1 nay.
| Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. Stevens of Burleigh moved that
the house resolve itself into commit
! tee of the whole and Mr.. McCrea was
called to preside.
H. B. 80, Mr.. Phelan. Relating to
powers and duties of railway commits
sloners, was read and on motion the
committee voted to report favorably
upon it when they arose.
H. B. 81. Morgan. Providing that
county auditors furnish township
| clerks copy of real and personal
| property tax lists. Stevens moved
| that when the committee arose that
the bill be recommended to be post
| poned Indefinitely. Mr.. Morgan moved
an amendment that the committe rec
ommend its passage, which carried.
H. B. II. Mr.. Blank. To correct
errors in town, villages and city plats,
was on motion of Mr.. Underwood, rec
commended to pass
H. B. &c. Nicholson. Amending
section 1871 revised codes relating to
assessment of personal property, was
on motion of Mr.. Nicholson recon-
mended to pass.
II. b. Al, on request of Mr.. Morgan
was referred back to the committee
on state affairs.
II. B. 20. Underwood. Prescribing
the duties of county registers of deeds
with reference to certification of alb
stracts or chattel mortgages and liens
upon personal property and providing
a penalty for failure to comply. Mr..
Underwood moved that the commit
tee report the bill favorably. Mr..
Phelan moved an amendment he
adopted, providing for the turning of
the fees for those services to the
county treasury. Mr. Phelan also
moved that section of the bill be
stricken out. This bill provided that
any person authorized to make abb
stracts shall be privileged to make
abstracts of mortgages and liens of
personal property. Mr.. Phelan. stated
that it would work no hardship upon
the registers Of deeds and it would be
OF lncalcuable benefit to the Door
farmers of the state, who when they
want to make loan of $50 or 800.
they have to pay for the cost of max
ing up statement of the mortgages
against them. r.
The discussion on this measure be-
came torrid, when Mr.. Stevens of Bur-
leigh arose and in strong speech
stated that he had been hearing senti.
ments such as Mr.. PheIan expressed,
relating to saving the poor farmers
some money. He thought all that
sort of talk on Mr.. Phelan's part was
a blur and not in earnest. Mr..
stevens stated that he thought the
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