Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-27


A message from the senate stated
that bills Nos. 81, IS, As, 81, and 4 had
been passed to favorable considers
ton.
Mr.. Buttz rose to question Of per-
sonal privilege, he read an extract.
from The Times Record, Valley City,
which in substance stated that Mr..
Buttz had stated, in connection with
his denatured alcohol resolution, that
the measure at Washington was
Senator Hansbroug rs. Mr.. Buttz de-
clared that he never used Mr.. Hans
brough's name and the writer Of the
article knew he did not when he PEN
ned the matter
General Orders.
The house went in to committee of
the whole with Mr.. Iceland in the
chair. H. BIS. 6S and as were recon-
mended to pass. II. B. 50 was amend
ed by the elimination of county super
intendents Of schools. Bill relates to
term Of county officers that none shall
be eligible for election more than two
terms of two years each. Recon-
mended that it pass as amended. III.
b. So, relating to hard labor in connec-
ton with county jail sentences recon-
mended for passage House adj
iourned until Monday at . clock.
.d$5 SENATE.
The session OF the senate yesterday
was not altogether devoid of interest,
through the discussions of several
measures that we're put OH third read
ing. Senate bill %, the general phar-
macy law presented by Mr.. CasheI,
was sent back to the committee on
judiciary, after a discussion iii which
Senators Simpson, CasheI, Taylor and
Young took part. Senator Simpson
said he thought there were several
features of the bill that needed fuller
consideration before it was passed.
He thought there were provisions in
1T that tended to establish druggists
trust. Senator Cashel said the bin
was a measure approved by the
pharmacists of the state and Senator
Simpson said ne felt that the pf1ar-
| macists were not In business for their
health and from he nature of some
/ of the drugs they put out, not for the
public health either. Senator Taylor
explained the provisions of the bill,
which he said formed a comprehensive
law giving the pharmacy board some
needed authority. After a running
debate the bill went back to the
judiciary committee for further con-
sideration
! Senate bill 81, providing for an adj
/ justment of the proportion Of in
debtedness between Burleigh and Kid
der counties arising from a segrega-
ton of territory from Burleigh and its
i attachment to Kdder number OF
years ago, passed the senate. Sena-
i tor LaMoure inquired whether the PEG.
pie of Kidder county had been proper
/ ly represented in the preparation and
!. favorable report Of the bill Senator
Little explained that It merely. pro
4 vided means for an adjustment OF
the accounts between the two coun
ties. Senator LaMoure noted tina,
Senator Mcdonald was not in the
chamber when the roll call started
and said he would move a call OF the
senate in order that Kidder county's
interest might not be unrepresented
but a point of order was made and
the bill passed.
/ Senate bill A., providing for the
publication of reports by the state
/ historical society also attracted the
attention of the Pembina senator 1t
contained the word ''separats" and
Senator LaMoure said there might be
| a woodchuck in this strange and I'M
familiar word. Mr.. Little explained
his understanding of "separat'' and
thus treasured the senate passed the
bill.
/ No Famines.
/ Senator Simpson presented con-
current resolution, embodying the sub
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