Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-03

of taking the gravel away from8dt
The resolution was introduced at the
last session of the legislature and was
adopted, but the attorney general
took no action. The matter was re
ferred to the committee ON schools
and public lands. '''sl~.
! There was considerable opposition
to the passage of House Bill No. 1888
known as the McCrea druggist. per
! NIT bill. The measu provides that
! permits to sell intoxicating liquors
by druggists shall be issued by the
| judges of the district courts instead
| of by the the judges of county courts
as under the present law. Many
speeches were delivered on the mer-
! it's of the measure, some of the speak
ers stating that the passage Of any
kind of a permit law simply made
| high class saloons Of the drug stores.
The measure was passed by vote
of IS to 80, seven members being
| absent.
A preliminary report was filed by
the committee appointed by the house
to investigate the supplies account in
the office of the secretary of state.
The report of the committee alleges
that a bill had been filed with the
state auditing board in the sum of
| $1,5S3.36 for supplies that would cost
If purchased at the prices bid, but
9791S. The report also alleges that
the printing of the fifth class is being
used by the state printer to influence
the political policies of newspapers
in the state and the committee rec
ommend that this class of printing
be hereafter placed only after receiv-
ing bids for the work The full text
OF the report will be published in the
house journal for today.
A numer of senate bill were
reported for intefinite postponement
which materially clears the way for
legislation considered to be of more
Importance.
Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 359 cancellation of
surety bonds. 49,
House Bill No. 2s3, druggists per-
mits.
House Bill No. 374, system of book
keeping for state penitentiary and
Irvine plant.
House Bill No. 1868, park districts:
House Bill No. 3S7, marriage IL
censes.
House Bill No. 377, unloading plat
forms.
House Bill No. 972, silencer on fire
alarms
House Bill No. $40, election of the
judiciary.
House Bill No. 1854. deputy regis
ter of deeds. :
House, Bill NO. s24,: powers Of viii
lage marshals. .
House Bill No. 80 repairing and
construction of bridges.
House Bill No. 1922, county training
schools.
House Bill No. 1888, dividends of
corporations. .
House Bill No. $50, commission sys-
tenn in cities.
House Bill No. 355, service Of garn.
ishment summons.
House Bill No. 337 amends section
81, revised codes. Provides for an
increase in the membership of the
public printing commission.
House Bill No. $40, amends section
889, revised codes. Provides for ply
steal culture courses in public schools.
Senate Bill No. 1O1. requires appli
cants for admission to the bar to have
had two years training at law school,
or at least IS weeks each.
Senate Bill No. 1856. relates to col
lection of school land moneys on con-
tracts or leases.
Senate Bill No. 173, provides that
district court cases coming on for
trial may be continued over term If
either principles of attorneys are at
tending legislative cessions as men,
bers thereof.
House Bill No. 379, authorizes to in
stall special street lighting systems
and tax cost against abutting proper.
ty. 81.
House Bill No. 376, regulates scien~
tific experiments and operations on
human beings and animals -
House Bill No. 376, amends section
3015 revised codes. Authorizes the
city councils where organized under:
special charters to improve and beau
tify streets and avenues, etc =
House Bill No. 365, requires item
lied accounts of monies paid out of
the mill tax and interest and income
funds. 81
House Bill No. 362 amends chap
ter IS, political code. Provides for