Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-06

,VUROAY tMOnNIN0p T60nSTUssV :
providing that the constitution might
he amended. On motion OF Mr.. VOL
bert the further consideration Of the
bill was made a special order tor
Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
When the committee arose, the re-
port of the committee to make the
measure specla1 order for Monday
was adopted. Mr.. Hanley offered q
minority report, amending the meas
ure to make it the same as the Ue-
land bill. = ~ ~v
A recess was then taken to listen to
the addresses on tuberculosis by Drs.
| Grassick and Ruediger, the text Of
which will be published tomorrow.
umn. :.-$2##r $50 ~ ~ '5&$'.-t-
Mr.. Traynor introduced q resolution
that George Schnepper be excused
from further service in the house as
stenographer as he has been en-
gagged as official stenographer for the
joint committee to investigate the
penitentiary. The r esolution was
adopted. ~ ~, .,% ~. 80 ...,
Mr.. Price introduced a concurrent
resolution, asking that the, North Da-
kota representatives in congress CO
operate with the representatives Of
other northwestern states in an effort
to provide national aid for institu.
lions for the education Of the blind
and for the establishment Of nation.
al college for the blind. " The resolu-
ton was conIcurred in. by the house.
New Bills. e.. -,
House Bill No. 22O, Burns-Amend-
ing the constitution establishing and
locating state normal school at Glen
Ullin Education. 3 .-S y: c.--.7 :, J.,
House Bill No. 221, White Amend
ing sections 1929 and 1912 of the re
vised codes for 1905, relating to the
power and duties of the board Of
railroad commissio and providing
a penalty for the violation Of the or
ders Of the board. The measure pro
vides for the board judging Of the
justice Of complaints as to rates and
charges and provides that the com.
mission may present matters relating
to interstate traffic to the Interstate
Commence Commission and prosecute
the case in behalf OF the public good
before the commission at Washing
ton. 1t also provides that there shall
be no changes made In rates or tar
IFS by any common carrier, without
the written approval Of the board Of
commissioners: r. Railroads. G.
House Bill No :222, Davidson
viding for the selection of candidates
for election by popular vote and re-
lating to their nomination and perpet-
uation Of political parties The meas.
ure provides for the primary election
to be held n July instead Of June and
HAT the candidate receiving the high
est number of votes for United States
senator shall be the nominee OF his
party and 1t also provides for the
closed ballot, as in Wisconsin. Elec-
tons and privileges. sts5s .-s35 s..5.
House Bill No. 223. Baker Of Cass 4
Act providing for the organization,
authorization and operation Of Co
operative life and casualty companies,
corporations or societies. Insurance.
House Bill No.$224, White Act to
amend section 1913 Of the revised
codes, relating to county fairs. II
provides that aid may be given to
more than one fair association, In the
same county. State affairs.
# House Bill NO. 225, B3orndahl- Act
TO regulate itinerant vending Of medi-
!cines, nostrums and appliances for
the treatment Of disease. injury or
deformity. Requires the vendors to.