Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-18
THE II! RECORD &c! RI Of 0!
BILLS INTRODUCED
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the house.
Il Mr. Movius-eleven bills-110, 115
100 and 16S passed; 40 and 131 were
indefinitely postponed, "a, IS and 121
1 We're killed In the house and 223 did
not reach the calendar; 22O was los,
in committee. r. E*
Mr.. Hagen-five bills-26 passed;
AZ and 225 were indefinitely post
poned, 81 was lost in committee and
81 was killed in the house.
Mr.. Kraabel-nine bills-8, 1876 and
1876 were passed; 6, and 1923 were
killed In the house, 81 and 90 were
indefinitely postponed and 219 was
lost in committee.
Mr.. Pladn-two bills-2 and 222
were killed in the house.
House.
! Representative Ryan led in the
house with the greatest number of
bills introduced, having 20 to his
credit. Representative Stevens of
{Burleigh was second with Is, the
others trailing along down to none,
Twenty-one members did not intro.
duce bill, which is the largest per
centage Of modest men the house has
known for years. The record is as
follows:
Mr.. Attentive bills-104 was in
definitely postponed and $50 never
got out of committee.
Mr.. Arnold-six~ bills-47 and 26O
were passed; "A died in committee,
1874 and 268 were indefinitely post
poned and rs failed to reach the
calendar. ......- - ...
Mr.. Adams-one bill-115 passed.
Mr.. Briden-three bills-152 passed;
20s and 24S were indefinitely post
poneds RI "a ... s.. "a
Mr.. Burtness-no bills. ..5.
Mr.. Baeverstad-n bills. s.-
Mr.. Belden-three bills-159 passed;
1876 was indefinitely postponed and
268 was lost in committee. "
Mr.. Blake-one bill-64 was indef.
nitely postponed. - ~, -.
Mr.. Blank-one bill-77 was passed.
Mr.. Braaten-one bill-157 was
passed. - p
Mr.. Brown-no bills. X
Mr.. Burgum-two bills-69 and 131
passed.
Mr.. Buttz-fve bills, 6, 10 and
LIZ were passed; was lost in com.
mittee. -.
Mr.. Casey-four BILLS passed;
II, 81 and 1919 were indefinitely post.
poned. =
Mr.. Chapman-six bills-124, 1872
and 287 were passed; 200 was indefii-
nitely postponed, 231 died in the sen.
ate, and 254 was lost in committee.
Mr.. Chevalier-no bills.
Mr.. C1endenning-two bills-127
was lost in committee ant. 1913 was
indefinitely postponed. .,Is
Mr.. Cooper of Sargent-no bills.
Mr.. Cooper of Stutsman- three
bills-2s4 passed; 1913 was lost in
committee and IA died in the senate.
Mr.. Dahl-one bill-221 died in the
senate. s...s -. ~, ri
Mr.. sDahlen-one bill-126 was lost
In committee. -
Mr.. Davis-six bills-26, 100 and
230 passed; III and 235 were lost in
committee, and 272 died in the sen
ate.
Mr.. Dickson-three bills-28 and
ia passed; 21S died in the senate.
Mr.. Duncan-two bills-17. passed;
207 was indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Eggen-four bills-32 and 1872
were indefinitely postponed, 14S and
237 died in the senate. ~
Mr.. Ellison bills-2S and
174 passed; 172 died in the senate.
Mr.. Flados-no bills.
Mr.. Fied-two bills-31 was LOS
in committee. 206 was favorably re
ported but never got on the calendar
i Mr.. Ganssle no bills.
i Mr.. Gibbens-five bills-155, .204
239 and 259 were lost in committe,
and 23s was one Of the few bills log
on third reading.
| Mr.. Gilberton bfll-129 passed.
Mr.. Glasgow one bill-251 passed
4 Mr.. Goulet-no bills
4 Mr.. Hardt-n bills.
/ Mr.. Heglie two bills 1877 and Isl
were Indefinitely postponed.
MFR. Hemmingson one bill--72 wal
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Jennings two bills--12 and 81
were logt In, cOmmiffnc