Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-02
HOUSE PASSES
APPROPRIATIONS
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Minnesota state fair and Grand Forks

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third reading and final passage after
8 p. m. Friday, March 8.
Mr.. Bacon: That president of the
senate appoint one member of the
senate, and the secretary Of the SEN
ate, together with one assistant, to
correct the journal of the Goth day
and that they be allowed Sc per day
for the work.
Mr.. LaMoure: That the postmaster
and messenger of the senate be paid
$50 extra pay for their services and
expenditures. %,2.s-
y Fair Bills Passed.
Mr.. Bacon moved the senate CONCUR
in the house amendments to the s:atc
fair bill and that it be placed upon
final passage, which was agreed to af-
ter debate as stated above.
Senate Bill Read and Referred.
S. B. 235. Thatcher. Duties of
state repositories. Judiciary. -
~ Passage of Senate Bills.
S. B. 1T. Young. Providing TO:
nomination of a member of Wisconsin
warehouse commission, placing COM
pensation by this state at $500 per
year in addition to the $1,000 to be
paid by Wisconsin. IT,.
s. B. 2. Plain. Torrens land tinure
bill -...H ..@
S. B. 231. Crane. Long and short
hauls on railroads.
Reading and Refernce House Bills.
H. B. 237. Eggen. Relating to
county courts. Judiciary.
H. B. 257. Phelan. Relating to ped
dlers license. Judiciary.
H. B. 2S7. Chapman. Removal of
county seats. Judiciary.
H. B. 2S1. Ryan. Criminal proceed
ure. Judiciary.
H. B. 23O. Davis. Costs on forclos-
ure of liens: Judiciary. sG 4
H. B. 139. Stevens. Sale of titles.
Judiciary. H..
H. B. 277. Lille. Powers of rail-
road corporations. Railroads.
Passage of House Bills. !.
H. B. 3d. Ellison. Salary deputy
county officers. ~: ;... -.
H. B. "a. McCrea. Education.
H. B. 6. Buttz. Relief of Clarence
M. Cole. E. i
H. B. 131. Burgum. Property omit
ted from assessment.
H. B. 252. McCrea. Loaning city or.
school district funds.
H. B. 286. Streeter. Prescribing
criminal libel. r@-
Mr.. Pierce moved the senate now
concur in house amendment to s. B.
161, banking law, and asked the ap-
pointment of conference committee
of five and requesting the house to
name like committee. Carried.
The chair named Messrs. Pierce,
Cashel, Regan, Sharpe and Little.
Mr.. Simpson moved the senate do
not concur in house amendment to S.
B. 165, organization of Mckenzie
county, and asked the appointment Of
conference committee. Chair named
Messrs. Simpson, Sharpe andsVoss.
H. B. Sc. Johnson of Ward. Author
izing tax for county fairs. Several
amendments were voted down and the
bill passed ,
H. B. 178. Shells. Antitrust law.
Rule A prohibiting smoking was
suspended.
Mr.. Bacon having left the capitol
some amusement was caused by a mo.
ton by Mr.. LaMoure to reconsider the
state fair bill and demanding call of
the house. After a lot of joshing the
call was dispensed with and business
proceeded. X.
H. B. 1853. Weigel. Creating Office of
state dairy commissioner and deputy.
On motion of Senator Little the
senate concurred in the house amend
ment to 8. B. 207, townsites on public
lands, and the bill was passed as
amended.
Executive Session.
The senate then went into executive
session to receive the nomination Of
DR.. H. H. Healy of Grand Forks, to be
state superintendent of health, r. w.
Weston Of Stark county, and ]. w.
Robinson Of Mclean county to be dis.
trict veterinarians and A. Z. Fellows
Of Denver to be state irrigation en-
gineer. s.#S5
Adjourned.
HOUSE.