Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-01-15
MEMORIAL
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A communication was received from
the secretary of state, giving notice
of the contest of John Storey VS.. w
P. Tuttle, as representative from the
Twenty-sixth district. The objections
filed by Mr.. futile were also reported
and the whole matter was referred
to the committee on elections an6
privileges. =.
A concurrent resolution was re
ceived from the senate protesting
against the passage Of the bill now
before congress, whereby the settler
on lands underlaid with coal, may moi
receive a full title to the land, the
government holding or reserving the
mineral or mining right, and direct
ing the chief clerk of the senate to
forward copy of the resolution to-
the North Dakota delegation in con
gress. The resolution was adopted
later in the proceedings.
Introduction of Bills.
The following bills were introduc,
| ed:
House Bill No. /, Mr.. Schulz OF
| Ward-Act to amend sections 7472,
| tab and 7475 of the Revised Codes
for 1905, relating to the procedure
in foreclosure of. real estate mort.
cages by advertisement and to pro-
vide for the service Of notice of fore
closure sale upon the person in &C.
tual possession of the mortgaged
premises. Under the present law no
tice Of foreclosure may be made by
| advertisement in newspaper pub
lished in the county where the mort
gagged property is located, but the
new law provides that notice must
be served on the person actually in
possession of the property and If the
property is not occupied, then by ad-
vertisement.t
House Bill No. 2, Mr.. Jewett of
Ward-An act to amend section 4641
Of the Revised Codes for 1905, relat-
ing to the capital stock of banking
corporations. The bill provides that
no association shall be formed in
towns and cities of the state having
one thousand inhabitants or less, with
a capital of less than fifteen thousand
dollars, and in cities having more
than one thousand and less than two
thousand Inhabitants, a capital of not
less than twenty thousand dollars,
and SO on in proportion to the inhabi-
tants of the town or city.
r.. House Bill No. 3, Mr.. Jewett of
Ward-A bill for an act appropriating
a sum Of money to pay outstanding
claims to indemnify owners for ami
mails killed or destroyed according to
law for being affected with the dis
ease commonly known as glanders,
and making an annual appropriation
for said purpose. The bill provides
for an appropriation of $4,000, or as
much as will be necessary to pay all
outstanding claims now on file : for
the loss OF, animals SO killed. There
is an emergency clause providing
that the bill shall take effect after,
its passage and approval by the gov
ernor.N XII, Ill., 4. zG% ..}se e& # -
= House Bill No. 4, Mr.. White OF
TrailI-For an act to provide me-
thod for the nomination of candidates
for political Office by political parties
and providing a penalty for the VIC
lation of same. Referred to commit
tee on elections and privileges. This
Is the same primary law which was
introduced by Mr.. White at the last
session. 1t provides for the election
OF delegates to state conventions and
if the minority is not satisfied with
the ticket nominated by the majority
they have the right to place another
ticket in the field to be voted on at
the primary election. It has num-
Der Of other features which are Of
minor Importance. @:r 4
: House Bill No. 5, Mr.. Burns of
Morton-An act to amend section
4494 of the Revised Codes for 1905,
relating to the. time of the election
Of directors Of county mutual insur-
ance companies. Referred to com
mittee on insurance. This bill chang
.es the time Of election for directors
from the last Tuesday in June OF
each year to the last Saturday.
House Bill No. 6, Chatfeld Amend
ing the constitution Of the state Of.
North Dakota, establishing and lo-i
eating q state, normal school In the
city OF Minot, county Of Ward. The.
question will be submitted to ahe vot.3
ers at the next general election. Re.
ferred to the committee on educa-
ton, sE3. 81 .s (, 5s5ss sS
II House Bill No. Z, Hendrickson-An