Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-24

ate and most of the members felt
that the measure will have to go into
a conference committee to the re-
| yamped, and that a new bill be sub
mitted by the committee, which will
| embody the good features of each.
The appropriation committee to
whom the matter of the expenses OF
the committees appointed to visit the
state institutions, was referred, made
its report recommending the allow
ance of the items presented. The re-
port was adopted.
Bills Faforably Reported.
House Bill No. 14S, relating to pro-
posals and acceptance of bonds OF
county repositories.
Senate Bill No. 1876, relating to pro-
| posals of repositories for school
funds.
House Bill No. 1873, providing for
the punishment Of persons passing
forged or fraudulent checks.
House Bill No. 27s, fixing the liza
bility of a bank to its deposttor for
payment of forged or raised checks,
House Bill 10. 1874, appropriating
money to defray expense of defend
ing the pure paint laws.
House Bill No. 145 appropriations
for the enforcement of the pure food
law.
House Bill No. 213, establishing a
fish hatchery at Fish lake.
House Bill No. 263, establishing a
public warehouse fund.
House Bill No. 147, qualifications OF
! boards of equalization.
House Bill No. PTS, relation to the
determination Of >heirship.
indefinitely Postponed.
House Bill No. 279, relating to pay
ment of deposits to two different per-
sons.
Referred to General Orders.
Senate Bill No. ITO, appropriating
money for the industrial school at
Glendale. III,
House Bill No. 229, providing for
the appointment of assistant attorney
generals. 49,.
House Bill No. 2S4, regulating prac.
tice in county courts.
Special Order Today.
House Bill No. 4, relating to the
nomination and election of public Of
ficers, and which is known as the
White primary election law, was
made a special order for 3 o'clock
this afternoon.
Rereferred. 10y
On motion of Mr.. Duncan, House
Bill No. 3O7, providing for the e.
tablishment Of a bureau of dairying,
in connection with the department of
agriculture, was referred to the COM
on appropriations. a.
New Bills Introduced.
House Bill No. 359, Martin-An act
to prevent discrimination by surety
companies. The measure provides
that surety companies doing business
in this state must furnish bonds for
all persons applying for the same
on the same condition and at ms
same prices as charged other persons.
Insurance. #.#.
House Bill No. $50, Thompson Of
Grand Forks-An act repeating tho
primary election law Of 1907, and pro
yiding a new method of nominating
and Alecting candidates for public
Office. Election and privileges. t
House Bill No. 361, Kinney of Rich.
land-Amending sections 4637 and
4s41 of the code Of 1907 relating to
banking corporations. The measure
provides that the capital stock u OF
banks to be organized under the laws
Of this state shall be based on the
population Of the city, town or VII.
lage In which the bank Is to be 10
Gated. Banking. '+s
House Bill No. 262, Putnam
Amending article IS, chapter 4, Of the
political code Of 1905. providing Tor
the inspection Of barber shops and
the registration Of BARRIERS, the ap-
pointment Of an inspector and Ok
aminer and fixing compensation for