Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-10

ance companies. Corporations other
than municipal >f"t"t
House Bill No. 25S, Senour-
Amends present law relating to un-
lawful branding and stealing Of. live
stock. Live stock. -,
House Bill No. 259, Homness-Re-
lates to service of summons In civil
actions. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 260, Gibbens-Pro-
vides for manner of determining min
imum rental of school lands. School
and public lands. -.
House Bill No. 261, Traynor-Fixes
terms of court in Second Judicial dis
trtct. Judiciary.
House Bill No. 262, Baker Of Cas-
Relates to limit of fire insurance COM
pany risks in one city. Insurance.
House Bill No. 263, Traynor- Pro
vides that moneys collected as license
fees from elevators shall be converted
into warehouse fund. Warehouses
and grain grading.
House Bill No. 264, Kinney OF Nc
Leon-Relates to priority Of mechan-
les liens, judiciary.
House Bill No. 266, Baker of Cass-
Prohibits employees securing transpor-
tation under false pretenses. Rail-
roads. We
4 House Bill No. 2e7; twhiterrro-
hibits abandoning OF railway stations.
Railroads. >
> House Bill No. 26s, Hemmingson-:
Relates to carrying burglars instru-
; ments. Judiciary.
. Afternoon Session. Y
The session yesterday afternoon,
lasted only short time an early ad.
. journment being taken for the pur-
pose of giving the members an op
portunity to visit the state reform
school at Mandan, which was taken
advantage Of by large number OF
members and visitors in the city.
). The first measure to receive the
consideration Of the house was House
Bill No. II, which had passed the
house and was reported back from the
!: senate with an amendment The bill
passed by the house provided that the
state treasurer should publish each
month statement Of the, finances Of
the state The senate amended to
make it provide that the financial
statements be published each quarter.
After quite debate in which Mr.,
skulason and Mr.. levitt participated,
Mr.. levitt moved that the house con-
cur in the amendments as made by
the senate, which carried. Mr.. levitt
then moved a suspension of the rules
and the placing of the bill on final
passage, which was carried, and on
call of the roll the bill passed.
Bills Favorabiy Reported.
House Bill No. 200, relating to term
of insurance. 4#5ssssl
Hose Bill No. 152, relating to the
tax levied on insurance companies
i uOIu6 UuSIucoS W1IuIu Ills STATE. &%yH /
House Bill No. 1872, relating to theI
bonds given by clerks in civil town.
ships.
House Bill No. III, relating to the i
fees OF poundmasters and the adver.
Using of estrays.
Bills Indefinitely Postponed.
House Bill No. 80, relating to re-
ports of insurance: companies.
House Bills Nos. 3, II, % and 81,
all OF which relate to the indemnify. |
ing OF owners Of animals killed or 10. I
stroyed by order of the sanitary liyeI
stock board or being affected With
glanders. The committee reported
these bills for indefinite postpone
ment, and stated that the COMMITTEES
had drafted a new bill which, in III h
opinion, covers the salient points IL h
each OF the measures, with some "a H
ditional Improvements. The new bill Il
was presented and given the number.
House Bill No. 26s. ]. ...'<
~: .,s,ss New Bills Presented.
House Bin No. 269, by the appro-
priation committee - Indemnifyinx
owners for animals killed or a..