Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-28
Senate Bill, making appropriation
for school of science. ,SS

Senate Bill, making appropriation
tor school of science. 4, s5@ S$s
Reconsideration.
The bill making appropriation fol
the military reservation at Devils
Lake, as we'll as that making appro-
priation for the Florence Crittentor
home in Fargo, were lost, but op mo-
ton to reconsider were brought ur
in the afternoon and passed. s
One Bill Postponed. Il.
The bill introduced by Represen.
tative Garden making an appropria'
ton for the purpose of determining
the physical value Of the railroads
in the state, known as House Bill No
301, was indefinitely postponed
AFTERNOON SESSION..
Bills FavorabIy Reported.
House Bill No. 2s4, deputy public
examiners. "E=@f
Senate Bill No. Is, mechanics liens
Senate Bill No. rs, state historical
society. ..~55&,>
House Bill No. 3e7, limit insurance
risks. E#'3:
House Bill No. PSI duties of public
commission. y.
House Bill No. 345, numbering state
banks.
Senate Bill No. 229, minors in GER
tain places. ,.%*
Senate Bill No. 1872, prohibiting the
use of liquors on trains. JS''
Bills Indefinitely Postponed
House Bill No. 81, prohibiting the
damming of road bitches. %:fs'
House Bill No. IS, maintaining
| stations. .@
House Bill No. 2Ss, the full crew
bill.
House Bill No. 2S7, board immi-
grafton. 71.5@5
House Bill No. 342, usurious con-
tracts.
House Bill No. 23S, licenset1of en-
ployment agents. ,sei&S
House Bill No. 373, fixing rate in
terest redemptions. s-:&
Senate Bill No. 1872, who shall SOL
emnize marriages. ~"
House Bill No. 366, insurance to be
taken as value of property. . x
Woman's Home Bill. %3lss
The vote by which the bill appro-
| priating money for the support Of the
Florence Crittenton home at Fargo,
was Indefinitely postponed, was recon-
sidered and passed. @*1%'
An effort was made by Mr.. Doyle
of Mcintosh, to have Senate Bill, No.
81, which provides for the establish
ment of an agricultural experimental
station at Hettinger, reconsidered,
but the sentiment was against him
and the measure remains in force
Bills Passed.
House Bill No. 1853, paroles and
pardons. .#z,
House Bill No. PIG, inspection of
liquors. rcc.
House Bill No. ~, seed grain.
House Bill No. 17S, Rock island
military reservation.
House Bill No. 305, establishing Of
grades for grain. "
House Bill No. 291, bonds for ware
houses and mills. ~'a'
House Bill No. PIP, revoking ware
house licenses.
House Bill No. 236 legislative cleo
tons and ties. Il
Senate Bill No. 4S, insane hospital.
Senate Bill No. 159, experimental
stations.
Senate Bill No. 14S, Blind school.
Senate Bill No. 166, experimental
station at Williston. } Is2@
Senate Bill No. Sc, school for feeble
minded. xxi
Senate Bill No. 104, Industrial
school. %%i5s
Speaker Burdick called Mr. Shells
of LaMoure, to the chair so that he
might move for reconsideration Of
the vote by which House Bill No. 80,
relating to the taxing Of farm build
ings was passed. The question zas
to whether or not the bill should he
reconsidered was put, but the senti-
ment was against the reconsidera-
ton of the bill so it stands as pass
ed by the house. The measure pro-
vides that the buildings on farms &c
tually occupied by the owner shall be
exempt from taxation, and Speaker
Burdick felt that the measure was
class legislation. &&
An adjournment was taken until 2
o'clock Monday. E@s