Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-01-23


diction and practice thereof
Il. B. 1d5, Mockler TO, provide the
travelling public protection from being
compelled to eat adtlIterated food,
stuffs served in hotels, restaurants and
boarding houses in general Owners.
and managers must post a card in
their dining rooms, a card printed in
72-point type, plain, inscribed as fol.
lows: We serve on our tables food
SUITS which the state law of North
Dakota requires to be. branded as
adulterated.' If the food stuffs are
such as to comply with the pure food
law the card will not be necessary.
The penalty for, not posting the card
ls severe on the person serving
adulterated food
81. B. 116, Johnson of Ward-Con-
current resolution to amend constitu-
ton, section ZIG, so as to provide for
the. establishment of normal school
at Minot, the same to be submitted to
| the electors at the next general cleo
ton in 1908. It will take at least
three years to establish the institution
and erect the buildings if the amend
ment is carried.
4 Il H..B. lit, Graham-To amend sec
ton t4079, 1905, relating to rights and
capabilities of husband and wife, au-
thorizing them to enter into CON
tract respecting separate property.
II. B. LIS, Tufte-To repeal section
i 1888, 1905. being a part Of the anti
4 trust law which exempts produce and
| live stock lin the hands Of the
] producer. Il. If NH. .ss.y 81
H. B. 119, Graham An act to
amend and re-enact section 1882. 1905.
relating to redemption of real estate
i from tax sale, changes rate of interest
on taxes paid subsequent to the tax
certificate from 2 per cent to / per
/ cent 1gi
Il. 3. 120, Moore--Bill for an act to
/ amend chapters65 of the penal code
4 OF 1905, relating to the enforcement of
4 the prohibition law; any persons may
Il make complaint and have buildings
! searched which are reasonably sus-
4 pected OF, having in storage intoxicat-
\ ing beverages in what is known as
i Quantity. e /.
H. B.. III, Wedge Defining burg.
larry with explosives conviction punish
4 able by Imprisonment for not less
4 than twenty-five years nor more than
\ forty years H.
4 II. B:f122, Wedge-Provides for a
4 notice to be served on a mortgagor
4 prior to the commencement of fore.
closure proceedings on real property
3 notice not to be less than twenty days
i nor more than forty days E.,"
! Fl. B.&I23, Flamer-Amending sec.
ton 2630, 1915, empowers sheriffs to
| appoint sbaihffs to wait on jury. At
4 present that is vested in the judge.
4 H. B.124, Flamer-Relates as to
Z, how summons shall be served, when
! summons is returned not served plain
/ tiff can obtain service by newspaper
4 publication. 4. ~ 81,
i H. B. 1875, Hemingson-To regulate
d transportation by common carriers
i operating railroads through the state
and the furnishing and use of free
4 transportation, companies not to
charge more than 21a cents per mile
or fraction thereof.
q. H. B. 126, Graham-Provides in
cases where property left to heirs and
where there are no>debts or encumb-
/ RANGES the appointment of an admins
4 traitor may be omitted and the dtstri-
button of the property made direct
I Bills Referred. ~
4 The following bills read. the second
/ time were referred as follows: No.
Till, Judiciary committee; No. 112,
education; No. 113, committee on
state affairs; No. ia, judiciary; No.
Ills, public health; No. 116. education;
No. III, Judiciary; No. 11S, to state
affairs; No. 119, taxes and taxation;
/ No 100, committee on temperance;
No. 121, Judiciary; No. 122, Judiciary;
No. 12S, committee on state affairs;
4 No. 124, Judiciary; No, 1875, railroads; !,
No. 1875, Judiciary. I.
House Bills Reported.
! House bill No. 81, relating to de-
4 post of county funds recommended
that it do pass with slight amend,
ment. Adopted No. IS, relating ta
i weights and measures. recommended
that it do pass. but Mr.. Stevens sug-
4 gested more careful consideration as
there may be a conflict with the pure
4 food regulations and it was In conse-
4 auence passed to general orders. No.
Il IL, relating to tree culture recom-