Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-02-09
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or carry out any contract, obligation
or agreement of any kind or descrip.
ton by which they shall bind or have
bound themselves not to sell, dispose
of or transport any article or com
modify, or article of trade, use, mer-
chandise, commerce or consumption
below a standard figure, or card or
price list, by which they shall agree
in any manner to keep the price of
such article or commodity or trans
portation at a fixed or graduated fig
ure, by which they shall in any man
ner establish or settle the price of
any article or commodity or trans
portation between them or themselves
and others to preclude a free and I'M
restricted competition among them
selves or others in the sale or trans
portation of an article or commodity
or by which they shall agree to pool,
combine or unite any interest they
may have in connection with the sale
or transportation of any article or
commodity that its price might in any
manner be affected.
The bill also provides that any cor
poration violating any of the pro-
vision of the &C. shall forfeit articles
of incorporation, and any foreign cor
poration shall be denied the right and
prohibited from doing business within
the state. .....
Pensions for State Employees.
Representative Stevens of Burleigh
introduced a bill providing for PEN
sions of $40 annually to all persons
who have been in the service of the
state at salary of not exceeding $500
per year, for ten years. w.
Fair Bill in the House. 49,.
Representative Ryan introduced a
bill establishing the state fair at
Grand Forks-the same bill as intro
duced in the senate ten days ago by
Senator Bacon.
Primary Bill Referred.
Senate Bill No. IS, known as the
Sharpe primary election bill, was read
the first and second time, and referred
to the committee on elections and
privileges. .-.
... Bills introduced.
H. B. I'll. Shells. A bill for an act
Identifying parties. from total loss
of horses destroyed by the state vet
erinarian.
H. B. 172. Ellison. An act requir-
ing railroad companies to bulletin the
time of arrival and departure of
trains, where telegraph Offices are
maintained. - 5...~-
H. B. 173. Spangberg. Amending
section $40 of the political code, re-
lating to education, and providing for
an inspection of the public schools.
H. B. 174. Ellison. Amending Sec
ton 1881 of the revised code, relating
to boards of health, and providing
that trustees of each incorporated
village and supervisors of each town
ship shall act as boards of health.
H. B. 175. Spangberg. Amending
chapter IS of the 1901 session laws,
relating to the time of holding exam
nations by county superintendent.
Examinations to be held the second
Friday in each February and the last
Friday in each May, August and Octo.
Der. 3. .4.... -. Gss5. a.
H. B. 176. Spangberg. Amending
chapter 107 Of the 1901 sessions laws,
relating to gopher tax. Providing that
county commissioners shall levy tax
of not to exceed one-quarter of mill
on all real estate and that the board
shall fix reward for the destruction
of gophers upon presentation of a pc.
tition signed by 500 tax payers of the
county. - r. ..s..
H. B. IT, Stavens. Amending sec.
ton 6315 of the revised code, relat.
ing to letters of administration, and
who they may be issued to, adding
public administrators to the list. "
H. B. 178. Shells. An act defining
trusts and conspiracy against trade
declaring contracts in violation of the
provisions of the act void, and making
certain acts in violation thereof mis-.
demeanors, and prescribing the pun,
ishment therefor and matters con
nected Herewith.
H. B. 179. Buttz. Amending sec
ton 4797 of the revised code, relating
to the foreclosure of liens, and requir.
ing that the holder shall foreclose on
written demand of the owner, his
agent or contractor. y: .<s
II. B. $50. Stevens of Burleigh. Pro
yiding for the pensioning of state EN-
ployes who have rendered service al
such for a period of ten years.
H. B. ISL. Richmond. Amending
section 2O71 Of the revised code, re
fafinpr IN reimhrrsino counties & RI,