Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-17

| House Bill No. 227, relating to, tn
dividing of counties and districts.
House Bill No. '205, relating 10 tn
revision and compilation Of the stat
school lands.
House Bill No. 255 providing for tn
examination of the sight and hearin'
OF the pupils in public schools.
House Bill No. 235, relating to tn
salary of the state registrar Of vita
statistics and the state bureau of vi
tai statistics.
House Bill No. 105, providing fc
the maintenance of a public health
laboratory.
House Bill No. 231, relating to has
tardy proceedings.
Bills Indefinitely Postponed
House Bill No. 274, relating to the
dividing of the state into two con
gressional districts.
House Bill No. 234, relating 10 own"
ers Of steam threshers giving bond Ia
insure the payment OF the wages ot
the employees and against loss by fire
caused by their engines.
House Bill No. 254, relating to
change of venue in criminal actions
in justice courts.
Senate Bill No. 81, relating to sal
aries of clerks of district courts.
House Bill No. 1874, relating to
schools organized by petition.
House Bill No. "a, relating to the
enumeration and apportionment Of
school funds.
House Bill No. 115, relating to the
creation of special school districts in
cities.
Bills Referred to General Orders.
Senate Bill No. S., providing that
normal certificates to teach shall be
issued to graduates OF the agricultur-
al college.
House Bill No. 220, requiring ele-
vator companies and their agents to
issue receipts for grain and seeds
stored.
House Bill No. 10, requiring OFF,
cials to live at Bismarck.
Senate Bill No. 116, relating to
school house sites.
Bills Referred Back.
House Bill, No. 245, appropriating
money to pay special assessments on
public lands tor drains, etc. Referred
back to committee on judiciary.
House Bill No. 263, creating public
warehouse fund. Referred to commit
tee on appropriations.
New Bills Introduced.
House Bill No. 326, LaW-Amending
chapter 100 of the session laws of
1907, providing for the selection Of
candidates for election by popular
vote. This is another primary elec-
ton law. Elections and privileges.
House Bill No. 327, Atwood-Creat-
ing a state board Of control and to
provide for the management Of the
soldiers home, the charitable, reform
atory and penal institutions of the
state. State affairs.
House Bill No. 1923, Ployhar-
Amending section 23s Of the, revised
codes so as to provide for additional
membership on the board Of trustees
of public property. The measure pro-
vides that the superintendent of pub
lie instruction and state treasurer
shall be added to the board. State
affairs.
House Bill No. 329, streeter-
section 1915 of the politi-
cal code Of 1905, relating to the organ
ization of assessors districts and
vacancies in such town
ships and districts and the compensa-
ton Of assessors. Taxation and tax
laws.
House Bill No. $50, Hill-Act de-
claring all cities heretofore attempted
to be incorporated under provisions
Of section 1882 of the revised codes,
to have been duly incorporated and
all acts done and all con-
racts by the corporation. Municipal
! House Bill No. 331, Garden-Amend !
ng section 1891 Of the revised codes,
'elating to giving liquor to indiana.
Makes it felony to give or sell liquor
% Indians. Temperance. |
House Bill No. 1872, Thompson Of
Grand Forks--Provides that any leg
slatfve counsel or agent who shall |
appear for any firm u corporation or
shall file with the secre-
ST u ARK /.