Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-22

through purchase or process Of law.
81 No. 237, providing for the employ.
ment Of tenographer by the SUI
preme court.
h No. I'll, relating to liens for keep
ing and pasturing stock.
# No. 1913, fixing salaries of county
superintendent of schools and deputies
and providing for travelling expenses.
Nos. 129, 221, 1874, 24s, 1oS.
ss No. "a, an act to prevent the adult
teration, misbranding and selling Of
adulterated and insuficiently labeled
drugs or medicines, and providing for
the inspection and testing Of drugs
and medicines.
s No ISL, changing the date Of quar-
sterly meetings of county commission
lers from the first Monday to the first
Tuesday
No. 1913, Mr.. shir1ey's reciprocal de
murrage bill.
No. 225, indemnifying owners Of
stock killed according to law or being
affected with CHAMBERS.
Bills Reported.
The several committees recommend
ed the following bills for PASSAGE:
Nos. s22, 1877, ~. 1853, and S. b: 2o6,
and H. b. 20. HI: b. 219 was referred
to the committee on state affairs for
consideration with another similar
bill.
Important Bill Re-referred.
On Thursdays calendar was II. B.
1863, concurrent resolution for the
amendment of the constitution for the
purchase Of and sale Of school and
public lands. It provides for the re-
duction of the interest from to 5,
per cent After considerable discus
sion pro, and con, the bill was, re-
referred on motion of Mr.. Treat. The
sentiment seemed to prevail that. the
present law be not disturbed and that
the public school lands be held in
/ violate
Bills introduced. 5f
Seventeen more new house bills
were introduced Wednesday and
Thursday, but the bill hopper will be
closed next Thursday and after; that
date the many members who seem to
have SO many personal axes to grind,
through the medium of a law which
they hope to see made will have to
secure unanimous consent.
4 Prominent among those introduced
in this batch was the everlasting re
submission bill, and it was by Mr..
Streeter. Now the test of strength
] will come between the resubmission-
lists and the prohibitionists and in
view Of what has gone before at this
ASSEMBLY the contest will be interest
4 ing. .ss.s.
House bill 297, Peake-A bill for an
act to provide for a uniform system
of accounting by the state institutions
of North Dakota; prescribing the
books, forms. the duties Of the ac-
counting officer, the state auditor. and
the Institution treasurer, with regard
to such uniform system of accounting;
also prescribing the forms of checks
and receipts to be used and the man
Ener of accounting to the state auditor
and the state treasurer.
H. B. 298, Adams Authorizing the
refunding of outstanding village bonds
and warrants. s:
HI. B. 299, Pugh-To amend section
/ 1882, relating to asylums and poor
] farms. 4.
H.. B. 800. Rose of Dickey--To
amend section 1918 relating to town
ships buying road machinery.
H. B. 301, DuncanTo amend sec
lions 926 to 935, relating to depositing
of school funds.
II. b. 302. Tufte-T repeal section
.9013 relating to bridge funds.
/ Fl. b. 303. Johnson of Ward bin
for an act to amend section 7033 OF
4 the Revised Codes of North Dakota OF
I 1905, relating particularly to special
verdicts, when to be submitted, what
to embrace, and instructions Of court
i to jury thereund er.
i H.B. 304, Chapman To amend sec.
! ton 2612, relating to fees of county
surveyors
Resuhnission Bill.
II III. B. 305, Streete concurrent
resolution to amend section 217 Of the
constitution, inrelation to the sale or
h giving away Of Intoxicating liquors.
III. p. 3o6, Gibbons TO amend sec,
i ton 615. relating to ballots used at
4 general elections.
III 81 3o7, Martin Of Billings An
act to amend section 81 80 relating ID
the punishment for grand larceny, in;
4 creases the term Of impriso nment.
1T. 3. 3os, Treat TO amend section
Asst relating TO celnnae tery corpora!
4 tons, allows the vacating Of lots when