Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-30
THE LEGISLATURE
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Brodie, Brotnov, Burdick, Burguin,s
Carter, Casey Collins, Cunningham,
Duncan, Evans, Garden Gibbons, Gra-
ham, Grant, Halaas, Hallick, Hanawalt,
Hanson, Haugen, IIemmingsen, Hos
ford, Jensen, Johnson of Penabina, Jones
of Barnes, Jones OF Ransom, Law, Mar
Tin of Morton, Mathews, Midgarden,
Miller. AIocder, Monek, Moore, MORN,
Nelson Of Steele, Nelson of Trail, Owe
son, Parkhill, Peake, Piper, Plath, Pugh,
Purdon, Putnam, Restemayer, Rose of
Dickey, Schlenker, ShanIlafelt, Simpson,
Sinclair. Sorley of Grand Forks, Sorlie
Of Trail, Shirley, Stayens, steen,
Storey, Streeter, SWendseid, Thoreson,
Tofsrud, Tufte, Iceland, Wake, Walker.
Watts, Wedge. Wexford, White, Mr..
Speaker.
= Those voting mo- were: Messrs.,
Chapman, Crawford, Dibley, Elhard,
Flamer, Giedt, Johnson of Sargent,
d Johnson Of Ward, Med Donald, Stevens,
4 Trent.
Messrs Buttz, Freeman and Martin
asked to be excused as there were two
propositions.
II. Bs. Passed Third Reading.
No. 46, Piper, that Certain persons
cannot do road work by contract.
.s No. Cd, Casey, providing for the COM
pilation of school laws. The roll call
showed 95 voting yes and there were no
nays.
New House Bills.
Eleven new bills were introduced
Tuesday afternoon, one being an appor-
]. tionment bill by Mr.. Freeman. Another
bill which came to light was one chang
] ing and enlarging the state board of
equalization, besides the governor, state
auditor and treasurer, the author of the
measure wants representative from
each judicial district appointed by the
governor, but no member of the board
must hold office of trust or receive emo
4 luments in connection with corporations
whose property is to come before the
board for taxation. There are two bills
relating to judicial procedure, change
Of place Of trial and relating to prejudice
of the judge There is also a bill placing
the North Dakota Live Stock association
on an official footing. There is also a
bill relating to tax lists and sirnplifes
the work in the county auditors Office.
5 II. B. 173, Freeman, bill to define
the senatorial and representative districts
of the state.
III B. ia, ]. NJ. Anderson, to amend
section 1881 (19o5) relating to state
board Of equalization and defining the
personnel Of the board and its quali6ca-
tior.
s. IF B. ITS, Shirley, to amend section
1921 ( 1sO51 relating to change Of place
Of trial
Il. B. 176, Shirley, to amend section
1925, relating to prejudice Of Judge.
II. 3. IL, Tufte, to amend section
/ .444o 1909 relating to mutual ins,1r-
ance company premiums and liabilities !;
5modifes the present law considerably
n. B. 178, Tufte TO amend section
1890 1899l, relating to making Of tax
lists by county auditors, that general
taxes may be entered in the proper coll
ur1lils without extending the same.
H. B. I7s, LELAND, appropriating
4 $1,000 for benefit Of the North Dakota
Live Stock association, defines its duties,
shall make annual reports which shall
contain a directory Of reputable and re-
liable dealers of pure bred live stock. \.
Fl. B. 1876, Duncan, act to repeal sec
tons 1927 SO (1905) relating to or
ganization Of unorganized counties.
II. B. 181, Piper, entire repeal Of sec
ton s4s8 (19o59 relating 70 the fraudu-
lent obtaining Of accommoda at
inns. s
H B. 1872, o. P. N Anderson, bill to
provide the supplying Of county auditor