Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-19
SENATE PASSES
REFERENDUM
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Continued from page. 5.
1872, to committee on public health 215,
( to committee on state affairs; 272, to
committee on education, .$
Special Report. &. \
Senator Talcott for the committee on
education presented the special report
made by the heads of educational insti-1
tutions, as to the scope and object of
; the various state educational institu-
tions.
Senate Bills Passed.
The following senate bills were
passed: No 152, safe keeping Of bonds
and records in Office of county auditor;
161, exemption of property from taxa
3 ton AZ, consolidation and reinsurance
of domestic insurance companies; Is,
domestic hail insurance companies; 100,
proof of written instruments 14, pro-
hibiting contributions to campaigns by
corporations; 1873, special fund for Ii
quor prosecutions; SO, annual account
ing of surplus of life insurance COM
panies;; 179, to prohibit rebates of pre-
niiu1ns by life insurance companies !;
100, assignee of purchaser at school
land sale; 174, prohibiting issuance Of
non-participating policies by life insur-
ance companies; us, defining status of
persons who solicit life insurance.
Only One Bill.
Only one bill was presented, Senate
Bill No. 296, Rice, concurrent resolu-
! ton for constitutional amendment, for
an increase in the debt limit Of the
\ state
Memorial.
Senator Stade presented memorial
& requesting congress to permit states to
ditch into, alter, Modify or destroy
meandered lakes or streams where neces-
sary to drain lands and make them fit
for agricultural purposes.
Executive Session.
The senate went into executive ses-
sion for few moments and an adj
( journment was AIKEN shortly afterward.
HOUSE.
The forty-second day of the tenth ses-
sion of the assembly was featureless,
at the same time there was a few
slxirmishes along the line and no one
was hurt.
Secretary Byrne of the governors of
fee, made his initial appearance in the
4 house with message from the gov
ernor stating that H. B. 46, relating to
duties Of road oyerseers, had been
signed and filed with Secretary of State
Blaisdell
The speaker signed the concurrent
q resolution indorsing the bill pending be.
fore congress forbidding the interna
revenue department to issue liquor Ii
censes in states where prohibition law,
Il prevail
The house adopted the concurren
resolution on drainage and providin,
for an international commission
Mr.. Nelson of Trail presented
petition protesting against the passag
ri of III. B. 88, an act to define and regu
late the operation Of threshing machin
outfits, and the payment for labor, gro
ceries and provisions used in operatin
& the same Petitioners deemed the mea
sure unreasonable and wholly uncalle
for and in common justice to hart
& working class demanded a killing. u
was referred to the committee on way
and means. nd Il:
The committee on apportionmert pre-
NJ scented new bill covering a new appor
& tionment of the state and it was re
"a ferred to the committee Of the Who'll,
Mr. Buttz moved the reconsider
ton of Fl. B. FOG, relating to travelir
expenses for district court judges, br
yielded the floor to Mr. Miller who SUP
ported the measure After brief dis
cussion it was made a special order fe
Tuesday at 8 p. m. y
New House Bills.
Eleven new bills were introduce
Monday, one Of them new game la
which is to be added to the several di
ferent measures on that very ir1teres
ing question one Of the several, No.
is still reposing under general order
81 but all will be taken up BY the comm
tee from which something will enarg
Another new bill is a committee bi
regulating weights and measures, an
that will attract some attention Fro
the committee on taxes and tax Law
comes a bill providing better means f
the assessing Of express, telephone, tel
graph, freight lines and equipment con
panies
R B. 275, committee on weights al
measures An act designating til