Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-24

duties performed. This is an entire
new law and provides for the appoint
ment of an inspector by the governor
whose duty it shall be to inspect all
barber shops and examine all ap-
prentices or persons desiring to en-
ter into the business. Public health.
House Bill No. 1868, Duncan-An
act making it unlawful to move, run,
drive or transport threshing ma
chine outfit or any part thereof, over
any cultivated lands in the state with.
out the consent of the owner. The
measure provides penalty Of not less
than SO, nor more than $25 for each
offense, or fine and Imprisonment.
Agriculture.
House Bill No. 1854. Nelson of
Steele-Amending section 1869 Of the
revised codes for 1905, as amended
by chapter SO Of the session laws of
1907, providing for clerk hire for the
register of deeds in the various crun-
ties. State analrs.
House Bill No. 365, Welford-Pre,-
scribing the manner in which money
shall be paid out of the interest and
income fund of each seperate insti-
tuition and out of the one mill tax
fund, of each separate institution
Education.
House Bill No. 366, Garden
Amending chapter 1853 of the session
laws of 1907, providing that the
amount of insurance written upon
real estate property shall be taken
conclusively to be the true value
thereof. Under this measure build
ings destroyed by fire without fraud
on the part of the owner, shall be
paid for in full value of the Policy.
Insurance.
l. House Bill No. 367, Peart-Amend-
ing section 4464 of the revised codes
for 1905, relating to risks to be in
Cured by fire insurance companies.
The measure provides that conpar:
les may not write a policy on any
risk to exceed ten percent OF Its paid
| up capital. Insurance.
House Bill No. 36S, Traynor-
Amending chapter 179 Of the session
laws OF 1907, creating park districts
and the government thereof proviC-
ing for the creation of a board of park
commissioners. State affairs.
Committee Of the Whole.
The house resolved itself into a
committee of the whole for the coa-
sideration of House Bill No. 1876,
known as the Hale game law. M
Johnson of Bottineau was called TO
preside over the deliberations and
several hours we're spent in the con.
sideration of the. measure. When the
committee arose the bill as amended
was recommended to pass and on call
of the roll the report was adopted.
A recess was taken until s O'clock
last evening. it being the general
sentiment that two sessions should
be held each day and that the morn
ings shall be given up to committee
work and the evenings to routine.
Evening Session.
The entire evening was practically
given up to the consideration Of bills
UP for final passage. The house went
into committee Of the whole, however
for the consideration Of the glandered
horse bills, Nos. 8, II and 2S. which
was recommended for indefinite post
ponment, the matter Of providing for
the reimbursement Of the owners of
diseased horses now being taken care
Of by the appropriations committee,
A resolution. was introduced by Mr..
Ployhar' providing that no bills be in
troduced in the house after Wednes-
day, without unanimous consent. was
adopted. ~" -. ~
Bills Passed. . ~:
House Bin No. 262, repeats law lin
iting risk for any fire insurance COM.
panies in any one town or city. E
House Bill No. 257, reduces the.
amount Of capital stock required by
foreign fire insurance companies
from 100000 to 100000. J.
/, House Bill No. 2o4, relating to OBJ
struction Of railway crossings In VII