Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-03-03
House Bills Passed.

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H. B. 166. Peterson. Relating to
lien of taxes. ...
d H. B. 163. Meidenger. Terms of
court in fourth district.
II. B. 70. Phelan. Trains to be
run daily on certain lines. n
n. B. 81. Stevens of Burleigh. Cor
porations to file annual reports with
secretary of state.
H. B. 1876. Shells. Meeting of board
Of pardons. +
H. B. POI. streeter. Legal news
papers II. >~. \
H. B. II. Duncan. Establishment
Of dipping stations. 49,.
II. B. "a. stavens. Redemption of
taxes.
H. B. 176 Spangberg. Gopher tax.
H. B. 4S. White. Increasing farm
ers' institute fund $4,000 per year.
III. B. TIA. Ellison. Public health
boards in villages.
H. B. 2SS. Rose. Publication OF
codes. On motion of Mr.. LaMoure
bill went over a day.
Executive Session.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion, confirmed the appointments Of
Dr.. Healy for state superintendent of
health. A. L. Fellows to be state irri-
cation engineer and J. w. Robinson
and F. w. Weston to be district veter-
inarians, and received the appoint
ments Of Stevenson Dunlap Of Cass,
Grant s. Hager of Pembina and Fred
o. Olson of Barnes, to be trustees of
institute for feeble minded. J. F.
Brodie to be director of the Dickinson
experiment station. After which re-
cess was taken.
The Banking Bill.
Upon reconvening Mr.. Pierce re-
ported the conferees on the bank bill
refused to recede from the amend
ment making $4,000 capital neces-
sary, house conference agreeing to
urge the house to agree to this sum.
The passage of house bills was then
resumed. s.5
ss H. B. ~. Lille. Powers of rail-
road corporations at crossings.
H. B. 287. Chapman. Removal of
county seats where no court house
has been built. .4& 4
III. B. 1874. Shells. Prohibiting trus-
tees of institutions from exceeding APP
preparations.
H. b. 40. Morgan. Changing names
Of townships.
II. B. 100. Public warehouses.
81. B. 1877. Braaten. Duty Of sup
ervis0rs.
H. B. 122. Treat. Felony to aban-
don wife and family.
II. B. So. Underwood. Foreign cor
porations doing business in this state.
II. B. "a. Underwood. Examina.
tons by state examiner. N.
H. B. 2S9. Mcclure. Protection Of
beaver.
The president appointed Senator
Bacon and Assistant Secretary TWAIN
bley to assist the secretary in correct
ing the journal Of the Goth day.
Maximum Coal Rates.
The railroad committee made the
following report: e s. q
The committee on railroads 10
whom was referred the resolution re-
lating to the maximum coal rates ID
coal mines within this state as fxed
BY chapter LAG Of the laws OF 1903,
beg leave to report that we have had
the same under consideration, ana
held several sessions with reference
to the same; have examined Witnesses
and taken proof for the purpose OF a.
pertaining whether the state law us
reasonable or unreasonable. We find
from the examination OF witnesses
who appeared before MS, the same be
Ing miners and shippers Of coal with
n this state and also by q comparison
Of rates h other states that said chap
ter 146 Is unreasonable and incapable
81 enforcement.
We hitther md from the testimony
Of ~ witnesses appearing before our
committees. that the present rates
given and now III force by the raii-
roads Within the state d North d.
kota are equitable and reasonable. and
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