Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-16
furnishing plans and

specification 51S8
Senate bill No. 2s, stronn Reel
sprocaI demurrage bill. "a resume OF s
its provisions appears elsewhere.
Senate bill No. ~, Strom General
law governing investment Of perma-
snent school and Institution funds, ana
putting into effect provis ions OF con n
Estitutional amendment enlarging HELD
for Investment Of funds.
Senate bill No. %, Gashe General
law governing practice Of pharmacy.
Enlarges state board to five members pc
and defines their powers.
Senate bill No. %, PURGE l--G Governs
examination of adverse parties. q:
Senate bill No. 80, Purcell ublica-
ton Of notice and service in fore
closure. Intended to prevent possible
fraud in foreclosure BY advertisement
Senate bill No. 81, Purcell elating
to arrangements. Requires state to
furnish defendant with copy OF indict-
ment or information.
Senate bill No. 80, Purcell Prop
erty liable to execution and manner OF !,
levy.
Senate bill No. SO, Purcell-To regu-
late practice in appellate courts as TO 4
review of errors committed by trial
courts in ruling upon demurrers to
|pleadings. n III
Senate bill No. "a, Macarthur Re
quires railroad companies to bulletin
late trains, with penalty Of $25 for
violation.
Senate bill No. 35, Sharpe PRO
|yides for license of auctioneers, pay
Iment Of fees and record Of goods sold. Y
Senate bill No. 36, Little-No judy
ment or verdict to be set aside or new
trial granted for error in admission of
evidence, misdirection of jury or as
to any matter of pleading unless it
shall appear that it has resulted in a (
miscarriage Of justice.
Senate bill No. 81, Little Requires
Kidder county to pay the share Of
bonded Indebtedness belonging to the
territory segregated from Burleigh
and attached to Kidder and provides
for the issue of bonds by Kidder
county for the payment of such pro-
portion of indebtedness.
Senate bill No. SO, Rice Liens Oh
future interest, which are now permit
ted to apply to fifty per cent Of the
gross earnings of machinery, apply to
fifty per cent Of residue after running
expenses are fully paid.
Senate bill No. 80, StadeAppro-
PIRATES $45, 500 for permanent improve
m n, Is at deaf school at Devils Lake.
Senate bill No. 40, spoonheim
Limits time railroad employees may re-
main on duty to sixteen hours.
Notes.
a flood of bills have been introduced
IN Doth houses and the print shop will
be. taxed to its utmost for a few davs
| = ].
IN order der that the various committees
may begin work at once it is perbans \
pest pest that the shorter bills be given pref
erence in printing at present as in that
way greater variety of measures can
at once reach committee consideration
lhls has been the custom heretofore
and members will understand that 3
higher number printed and delivered 4
hrst has no significance except as II is
intended to distribute the work and al
low action on many bills by several COM
mittees instead of one OF two long bills
by one or two committees. Another
thing. Several bills will be introduced
bearing on the same subject--repulation
OF railroads, primary election, amending
insurance u f laws, etc, and the committees
can ar. hardly be: expected to get down to /,
real earnest work until a number IL
measures bearing ON the sumo subject
have been introduced.
= he drawing Of seats in the honse Z y \
one OF the interesting events of each
session but it is lottery in which there
are no blanks.
. PROBABLY no speaker Of any previous
mouse had more free hand in making 4
up ms committees than Speaker Twich-
en- en-. lie had but few if any pledges to
redeem ',f and as far as can be ascertained
ne ne is SUBJECT to little criticism. Dividing
=; ioV members 50 as to equitably take care
81 each eF dlstrict-with over forty commit
ices OF from seven to fifteen members
!. eaell--ls not the easiest task III the
world In the senate Lieut.. Gov, Lewis,
the presiding officer, had an easier task
2 because Ca the body IS smaller and BY prece-
gent :, hoidoyer members generally retain
. their old places, if they want them, or
progress very much a sin the u. S. sen
ate.