Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-02-16
HOUSE Will
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sligence. fraud or wrongful act Of him
self or servants.
3s3 II. b 249, Bernt Anderson TO en-
able purchaser Of any article Of com
merce to set up defects In such article
as a counter claim in action for pur-
chase price and withstanding CON
tract.
II. T. 81 $50, Bernt Anderson TO
amend sections relating to the publ
cation of the proceedings of county
commissioners and the designation Of
official papers of the county.
II. B. 251, Miller Bill relating to the
payment Of alimony in divorce cases
H. B. 252, Tofsrud Act to regulate
the employment of a legislative lobby
council and agents from attempting to
influence members Of the legislature.
and providing penalties of fines Of
from $500 to $1,000.
H. B. 253, TofsrudA Act to provide.
for the appointment by the governor,
+ of a state legislative statistician, pre-
seribing duties and salary, $4,000 per
annum.
III. B. 254, Gibbons Act providing
for the making Of time deposits Of the
sinking fund or other revenues Of a
city or school district.
H. B. 255. o. j.. sorlie Act to
amend sections 1881 to 1896 relating
to education and creating new sections
providing that high schools may be
classified and accredited.
H. B. 256, Hannawalt Bill to create
the Office Of district game warden and
providing for the enforcement of the
game and fish laws, states attorney to
be game warden and may appoint his
own deputies.
H. B. 257. o. j. Sorlie An act to
provide for the purchase Of tools and
machinery for making roads. Emery
ency clause.
III. B. 258, SteenAn act providing
for the creating Of a fund by and IN
each state bank, for. payment Of I'M
secured deposits in any such banks
that may hereafter become insolvent.
II. B. 259, Tofsrud An act to pro-
vide for the collection Of delinquent
personal taxes. L,
II. B. 260 An act making an appro-
priation to defray expenses Of pros
pecting lands granted the state under
the enabling act SO as to reserve the
lands bearing coal for sale, and APP
propriating $4,000 to defray such ex-
lpenses.
II. B. 261, Dibley A bill to amend
sections 1911 and 1912 and repeal sec
ton 1915 relating to county fairs.
II. B. 262, DibleyA bill to amend
sections 1908 and 1909, relating to
debts limited to income; and ex.
Ipenditures respectively OF agricultural
fair associations.
H. 3. 263, Brodie An act providing
for the keeping of books containing
statistics and information to be
furnished the commissioner of agri-
culture and labor, said provisions to
apply to owners and operators Of coal
mines.
II. 3. 264, Purdo IA bill to amend
sections 93S to 94s. relating to school
districts.
H. 3. 265, Burgum "A bill to amend
section 1914. 1905, county having
county courts with civil and criminal
Jurisdiction, having a population Of not
less than 900 inhabitants, the clerk
of the district court shall be the clerk
Of the county court at a salary Of
81 800.
Bills Referred.
The twenty-six new bills introduced,
Friday, we're referred as follows: No.
2ss, committee on banking; No. 239,
appropriations; No. 240, appropria-
tions No. 241, state affairs; No. 242,
taxes and taxation; No. 24s ways and
means; No. IA judiciary; No. 245,
Judiciary; No. 246, judiciary; No. PAT,
committee Of the whole; No. 24s. Judi.
Iciary; No. 249. Judiciary; No.s25o, com.
mittee on printing; No. Isl, judiciary;
No. 252, state affairs; No. 253, appro.
priations; No. 254, ways and means;
No. 255, education; No. 25s, fish and
game committee; No. 257, highways
and bridges: No. 25s, taxes ana tax
laws; No. 259, taxes and tax laws; No
26o. appro priations; No. 261, corpora,
tons other than municipal; No. 2s2
state affairs; No. 263, coal lands and
mining; No. 2s4, education; No. 2s5
banks and banking.
The house then recessed to TO q. d,
today, when many bills viii Be up fol
final passage. sssi
/ SENATE.