Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-03-06
KILLED The ANT|-PASS BILL
House Does the Strengthening After Much Travail That
Body Spent Busy Day Passing Bills.--Senate
Confirms Numerous Appointments
HOUSE.

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day morning, over s. b. % in the eff
fort to put it finally to sleep, but the
opiates we're not strong enough The,
bill is known as the Young anti-pass
measure. Monday night the effort to.
adopt report Of committee to indefn-
itely postpone was defeated by a tie;
vote and action was deferred until
Tuesday morning at IL o'clock. When
the time came Mr.. Sorley of Grand
Forks moved taking up the bill and in
a few moments there was a dispute as
to the position Of the bill before the
house. Mr.. Stevens contended that it
was before the house on report from
the committee of the whole TO indefn-
itely postpone. There were differences
of opinion and for a little while there
was a regular pandemonium reigning
and much amusement was caused over
quick fire Of retorts between the speak
er, who was on the floor, and Mr..
Treat Mr.. Sorley Clipped in and final
5iy Mr.. Stevens told Mr.. Sorley that he
and his friends would help them in
their dilema if he did not know how.
That drew fire from the excited Sor-
ley who sharply said I'VE don't want
help. rs d
Messrs. Casey and Twichelr were en-
phatic in the assertion that the people
of the state expected the house to do
something in the anti-pass matter,
Mr. Streeter charged the gentlemen
with trying to ghost the members He
had never been able to find a demand
for anti-pass legislation; he character
lied their statements as all poppycock.
After considerable sparrlng another
roll call was had on the indefinite post
ponement Of the bill, only forty-four
voting in the affirmative, SO the BILL was
kept alive and it will be. called up again
/. at 8 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Streeter tried to revive S. B. 168
BY moving for reconsideration as he
had heard of a nurnbersof members who
did not understand the measure when
they voted to kill it Monday night.
his is a measure which made Bismarck
for the second time supplicant for
mercy as it very materially affected the
Capital City's local affairs and as a
matter Of fact it was alleged that it was
introduced in the attempt to cure some
Eof her school matters. Mr. Streeter's
action brought Mr.. Mockler to his feet
and he pleaded that the members keel
hands off and allow the citizens Of his
| town to settle their own differences
! Finally the life was well batted out Of
the bill.
Mr.. White Of Trail suffered two de
feats and was unable to get two of his
| pet measures passed. One was III. ID
3342 relating to salaries and expense
LOT railroad con1missi and the other
| was a concurrent resolution making
1.-The terms of the commissioners SIX
years. ~. A. ~
As bill TO grant urban electric rail
ways all Of the rights and privileges
/ and power granted steam railways was
] passed It was No. 3l8 and was in the
interest Of a proposed electric line be.
tween Fargo and Grand Forks.
House Passed Senate Bills.
/ Tuesday morning the house passed a
number of senate bills on third reading
$50 that they are on the way to the exec
| utiye L.
ts .B. 81, Hanna q prevent aduitera-
iIstion and misbranding Of foods and bev-
ilerages; selling of adulterated and I'M
wholesome foods and beverages provid-
ing for proper labelling Of all such.
s. B. 137, Talcott, prohibiting wearing
or use Of badges or insignia, ritual OF
ceremonies Of secret orders and socie-
| ties.
IS. B. 33, regulating practice in APP
pellate courts, sto review Of errors
committed by trial courts.
S. B. 2o6, relating 10 drainage, and
defining a Watercourse.
S. B. Isl, prohibiting unfair CONNER
lcial discrimination between different sec
Istions, communities or localities, or I'M
fair competition; and providing penal
ties.
S. B. So, Gilbert Preventing adult
teration, misbranding and selling con
|centrated commercial feeding stuff ]"
providing penalties and providing for in
spection and testing feeding stufTs at
| the North Dakota agricultural expert
nent station and charging states at
torney with experiment; designed to stop
sale Of various and alleged fraudulent
stock foods.
Isl B. 78, Pierce Prohibiting the So
Letting Of orders fer future delivery
without this state for Intoxicating Ii
quors to be transported into state to
be used 81 sold IN violation Of prohibi-
ton law