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

pyrot echnics, motion was carried "a
| the erect that when: the committee
arose that the bill should be reported
| to; the house for indefinite postpOre
ment. The committee then arose.
( When Speaker Burdick took the
chair the committee reported ia the
house that they had considered the
measure and recommended that II be
indefinitely postponed. Roll call on
the motion to adopt the report of the
committee resulted in the adoption o}
the report. the vote being as follows:
Ayes, As; nays, 40. ssSs7:ss:
The house then adjourned until 2
o'clock 2,s4rS
sr", ,, Afternoon. 4s$S$sS 5ss32s5
After the opening formalities. the
committee on engrossment reported
that House Bill No. IS had been cor
rectly engrossed.
A message was received from the
senate to the effect that the senate
had amended the concurrent resolu-
ton, known as House Bill No. rs, re-
lating to the depositing Of county
sinking funds, changing the amount
when i becomes obligatory on the
part of the county commissioners to
advertise for depositaries, from 1880
to $1,000. The house roncurreds In the
amendment made by the senate This
measure was introduced by Mr. Nc
Crea. $50, SEssssys
A set of resolutions and recommen.
dations from the board Of university
and school lands were submitted by
Land Commissioner Hegge, relating
to the affairs Of his Office.
A petition was received from the
state hardware dealers association,
recommending that 9 law be enacted
creating board Of immigration. CON
sisting of five members, to be. ap-
pointed by the governor and that the
commissioner of agriculture be- the
executive officer of such board
Bills Postponed. nv Is .,ss$ss;
House Bill No. 90, relating to the
methods of grading grain. .sss
House Bill No. 121, relating to me
chanio's liens. -. *.s5astssss$
House Bill No. 1874, requiring hold
ers of mechanics liens to bring suit.
Favorabiy Reported.
House Bill No. 1873, prescribing the
powers, duties and liabilities Of con
stables. .,Sz :5ssS538.
House Bill No. 1876, deficiency fl de.
fraying expenses of live stock sani-
tary board. - ssg55ss 5ssssssss..
+. - II; 49, General Orders.
House Bill No. 100, relating to the
service of garnishment summons
,". Committee Report.
The report Of the joint committee
appointed to. visit the charitable; insti-
tutions was read to the house, stating
chat the insti utionsE were found st12e
wen conducted as Us eniciency. 3 bit
all are overcrowded and each=M them
are in need of additional buildings.
House siIi No. 80 up Again. .. IN:
; Mr.. White of Trail, moved that the
vote by which House Bill No. 80, re-
slating to the initiative and referen-
dunn, was indefEitely postponed be re-
considered. Mr.. Schulz moved that
the motion be reconsidered and laid
on the table, but Mr.. Schull's notion
was lost and the motion BY Mr.. White
was carried. .ss 4. n ,7 Z s s9Fsss @.S
y Mr.. White then moved that the
house resolve itself into the commit
tee Of the whole, which carried, and
Mr.. Putnam was called to the chair.
Mr.. White offered an amendment
to the measure, providing that the
petitions for initiating q. new meas.
gure from eight to fifteen per cent.
Mr.. Hanley wanted an amendment