Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-25
HOUSE PASSES
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House Bill No. 29S, relating. to the
construction Of livery barns.
House Bill No. 290. relating to the
calling of constitutional conven-
ton. f'
New Bills lntroducsd.
House Bill No. $40, Doyle Of Foster
An act providing for the selection
of candidates for election by popular
vote. This is another primary cleo
ton bill. Elections and privileges.
House Bill No. 81, EvansMaking
it misdemeanor to dam or, obstruct
highway bitches. Drainage.
House Bill No. 372. Hale-Prohibit-
ing the use, sale or purchase OF any
device known as silencer to be used
on any fire alarm. State affairs.
House Bill No. 1913, Shiels-Re-
lates to board of health. - s=%4.
House Bill No. 374, Traynor, by
unanimous neutrality-suspicious. of
sufficient sum of money to carry on
investigation at penitentiary and to
install up-to-date system Of account
ing at institution. Appropriations.
House Bill No. 375 Hendrickson-
Relating to the mileage and compen-
sation of the members of legislature.
State affairs.
House Bill No. 376, Schull---Author-
izing city councils in cities not organ
lied under the general law to- open,
improve and beautify any OF its
streets, alleys, lanes, highways and
other public grounds. Municipal cor
porations. .: E.Es.3s
House Bill No. 377, Doyle OF McIn-
tosh-Requiring railways to furnish at
all stations where a business Of $15,-
900 or more a year is done, suitable
loading and unloading facilities for
traction engines and other heavy ma
chinery. Railroads. ..%2<@
House Bill No. 378, Sheils-Regulat-
ing scientific experimentation upon
human beings and animals, Live
stock.
House Bill No. 379, Hale--Provid-
ing that any city shall be authorized
to install upon any of it's streets or
avenues, any special system Of street
lighting and to assess the cost there
of against the property directly bene-
flied thereby. Municipal corporations.
Bills Passed.
Senate Bill No. 81, relating to the
investment of school and institution
funds.
House Bill No. 159, relating to fees
to be paid bv hawkers and peddlers.
House Bill No. 10. relating TO Of
f1cer's salaries and requiring all state
officers to reside at Bismarck. . -,
House Bill No. 800 requiring own
ers Of elevators and their agents TO-
issue storage receipts received on the
day of it's delivery. I 9 sSs
Bill Killed. Will.
House Bill No. ia, relating to me-
chanic's liens. IT. 2
Committee Of the Whole. %Egsrs
The house resolved itself into q
committee of the whole, for the con-:
sideration of House Bill No. 4, known
as the White primary election law
Major Frame was called to preside
over the deliberations of the commit
tee. The measure was discussed at.
length and was recommended for In
definite postponement, the vote stand
ing 81 to 80. #
When the committee arose the re-.
port of the committee was adopted,
whereupon Mr.. White gave notice that
at o'clock today he would move for
a reconsideration of the vote by which
the measure was Indefinitely postp0n-
ed. This action headed of the nov
ing of the clincher and the matter
will be up for consideration again to-
day. @
A recess was then taken until 8.
O'Clock. 0
EVENING SESSION. ::2s
The evening session was devoted