Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-01
BOTH HOUSES TAKE REST
Adjournment Taken for One Week. Bill to Prevent TAX
ing Orders In State for Sale Of Booze Held In.
constitutional by Attorney General
Many Insurance Bills In Senate Letting Ready for De
murfaqe Discussion House Named Three Junket-
ind Committees to visit State Institutions

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both bills be rereferred to the judiciary
committee and they went back for the
further consideration Of the committee.
Snow Conditions.
Chairman Diesem Of the railroad COM
mission presented another telegram as to
conditions on the branch lines of the.
Northern Pacific as follows
Following conditions this morning /,
Rotary working north on Devils Lake.
branch has passed Edmunds and GER
tainly should be able to relieve New
Rockford before tonight, possibly going
as far as Cheyenne. Russell plow work
ing on Coope rstoWn branch not yet into
Darcy but hope to get through to Coop
erstoWn today Russell pillow working
on southwestern got between Buttzville.
and Sheldon last night; now working
east and hope TO be able to- make it
through today, All outfits striking large
amount OF very heavy snow. Rotary dis
ableds on Casselton branch had to be
taken to Brainerd last night special for.
repairs. Hope to get her out again to-
might. n. y 81.
Resolutions Passed.
Senator Cashels concurrent resolution
regarding drainage and the concurrent
resolution reported BY the committee on
state affairs relative to removal Of tariff
from lumber and coal were adopted BY.
the senate. KS III
Reported. 81 sss 81 n
The following senate bills we're re-
ported Ninety, state treasurer's bond,
to pass los, entrance to institute for
feeble -nlnded, to pass 1877, unauthor-
lied wearing Of badges Of secret socie-
ties, to pass 13s, improvisation Of coun-
ty commits ioners, to pass 81, setting
apart certain school lands in Mercer
county, sites of Indian villages, to the
historical society, to pass; lis, majority
and minority report on bill providing
for agricultural and nature study III III com
mon schools The majority recommend
ed the passage Of the bill and the min
GRITTY recommended its indefinite post
|ponement. he report Of the committee
! was not acted upon, ELECTION being
made to its consideration.
Demurrage. I
he committee on railroads amended
the house resolution calling for joint
committee to consider reciprocal demur-'
rage bills, BY providing that the a1ienn-
bers Of the joint committee should come
from the railroad committees Of the two
houses.
New Bills. 4.
Senate Bill No. 1853, nc Thatcher Defin-
Ling courses of study at state industrial
school and providing for normal certif-
Gates.
Senate Bill No 160, Purcell Provid-
| ing for the sale Of the interest Of a pur-
lchaser Of school lands.
Senate Bill No. 16l, Pierce Property
exempt from taxation. Exempts public
hospitals used wholly OF in part for
public charity
Senate Bill No l62, Talcott Compul-
sorry education and attendance at school,
including attendance BY deaf OF feeble
minded children at Devils Lake Of Graf.
ton institution
Senate Bill No 1863, Talcott Gem
\ eral educational amendments.
Senate Bill No. l64, Young Clerks
record of mechanics liens
Senate Bill No l65, Sharpe County
commissioners to vote on herd law pro
visions
Senate Bill No 166, Sharpe Salary Of
/ railroad commissioners, 81 500 salary Of
secretary. $1,000. Secretary required Is
4 reside 1t capital cisy and maintain regu-
! ! lar Office hours Appropriation for Of