Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-03-06

Senate Bill No. 1927, inveighling int
house of ill fame.
! House Bill No. 348, as amended b!
senate, salary secretary board Of rail
road commissioners.
Senate Bill No. 1926, records in new
counties.
Senate Fill No. 81 contingent funt
for county attorneys.
Senate Bill No. 2S4, regulating sale
of mining stock.
Senate Bill No. 335, defines pros
titutes.
Senate Bill No. 212, meetings Of
board of railroad commissioners.
Senate Bill No. 1928, creating park
districts.
House Bill No. 2O4, as amended in
senate, blocking of railway crossings
Senate Bills Killed.
Senate Bill No. 80, location Of
bridges.
Senate Bill No. FOG, pool and bowl
ing alleys to close Sundays.
Senate Bill No. PA, domestic life
insurance.
Senate Bill No. II, Minot normal
school.
Senate Bill No. 1874, spark arrest.
ors on threshing engines.
Senate Bill No. 1886, assault and
battery.
Senate Bill No. 800, defining forni-
cation.
Senate Bill No. 26s. state hail in
surance department.
Senate Bill No. 247. deposits of Sc
curities of insurance companies.
Senate Bill No. 176, state hail in
surance.
Senate Bill No. 1877, incorporation
of insurance companies. zzs J.
Senate Bill No. s21, limiting insur.
ance risks.
Senate Bill No. 8, McArthur's bill
providing for the sale of liquor on
prescription of physicians.
Senate Bill No. 100, organization
Of corporations.
Senate Bill No. 31e, taking up of
estrays.
Senate Bill No. 30, uniform grain
storage tickets.
A Communication.
A communication was received by
the house from the secretary of state,
refuting the charges brought against
him by the house Investigating COM
mittee. The communication was not
ordered published in the journal but
the secretary was invited to revise
the communication in order that it
might be.
At the night session the house passed
the concurrent resolution by Senator
diversion for continuance of the peni-
Tertiary investigation by the governor,
state auditor and attorney general was
passed.
Concurrent resolutions passed both
houses for the payment to George
Schnepper Of $3.50 for services as
stenographer for the pen investiga ing
committee, and for $50 to William
Moore for services as clerk for IT,
Stockwell investigating committee.
The house agrees to the senate
amendments to house bill No. LII de-
fning intoxicating liquors. 1t also con-
CURED to the senate. amendments to
house bill No. 1927 the board of ontro;
bill, also house bill No. 1903, the oil IN
spection bill. =
The house conferees on senate bill
No. 2S3 recommended that the house
recede from its amendments, which wa,
done, and the bill passed. - s,N
The house also passed senate bill No.
107, for the inspection of liquors enter
ing the state, after motion by Baker
of Cass to indefinitely postpone had
been lost. The bill provides for a
small fee to pay for the inspection,
which will be along the lines Of the
pure food bill. = 51s*.s
House bill No. 2l3 as amended by the
senate was ccncurred in and passed.
This is the bill for a fish hatchery q.
Fish Lake. u. u, y a t 3 i: ~
House bill No. AS, relating to che
expenses connected with the enforce
merlt Of the pure food law, was passed
as amended by the senate. Y Il 4; /.
e The house concurred in, the amend
ments made BY the senate to house bill
50, known as the .dinkey' caboose law.
The amendments provide that the law
shall become effective on July /, 1910,
instead Of November. 1909.
The house adopted the report Of the
conference comnaittee on house Bill No.
no, increasing The salaries Of state Of
sfcers. s5si