Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-02-14
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In the House:

A great deal of business was tran
sacted in the house yesterday after
noon, mostly OF a routine nature. 1t
was expected that the state fair bills
would be. considered, but as each OF
them were referred to general orders
and that order of business not having
been reached, they were not taken up
at yesterdays session. 1t is prob
able that they will be considered on
Monday, though they may not be. 4
House Bill No. &c., which is known
as the Shalason initiative and refer
endum measure, was favorably report
ed for passage without he constitu-
tional provision, by a vote of 81 to
81. There was an effort made by
Doyle of Mcintosh, to amend the
measure, to provide that amendments
to the constitution may be initiated,
but it was voted down. This meas
ure, as reported, is what the temper
ance people of the state have been
advocating. The bill is now at the
foot of the calendar in general orders.
Bills FavorabIy Reported.
House Bill No. 23S, relating to Of
fetal newspapers. '
House Bill No. 1911, relating to vac
ancies in public Offices. 49, . r.: -.
House Bill No. 232, relating to in
heritance tax. - n =. - :
Referred to General Orders.
House Bill No. 1872, regulating stall:
lions kept for public service. =
House Bill No. IS, relating to main
tenance OF national guard. u /
House Bill No. 22S,, relating to
county auditors notice Of tax sale.
r House Bill No. ISL, requiring rela-
ti7es to support poor and provide for
their permanent support. '''-z :>..s IF r.
q House Bill No. 1872. relating to the
location of the state fair at Fargo.
Bills indefinitely Postponed.
House Bill No. 1913, relating to re-.
prieves, combinations and pardons Of
convicted persons. l. !, >7.%': -
Referred Conference Committee.
T Senate Bill No. "a. and House Bill,
No. Is, both relating to the redemp-
rH@+
ton of real estate. ~~4 &<ss%
S$s& r. New Bills introduced. ~
House Bill No. 3o1, Martin; prohfb-
lung operating Of vaudeville theatres
and music picture shows on Sabbath.
Military. = s' .' il s}s5. 5i .=3s Y. u
~ House Bill No. 3o2, Price: concur
rent resolution, relating 10 revenue
and uniform taxation and provides for
The taxation Of incomes. Taxation
and tax laws. ( 4. s.as $4$ Y. . i 81
(: li.N,s= Bill No. 3O3. Bryn;l,;fson;
amend section 1893 Of the re risci
codes, relating to the time when UNI
lawful to allow stock to run at large.
Live stock. rs Il :.f IA Y " Y. M
House Bill No. SO4, Garden; author
izing the board Of railroad commits
sioners to- ascertain the true cash
value Of railroad property and to en-
ploy experts to conduct the work.
Railroads. y " % ssss Y. at'a, s G. Il
\ House Bill No. 305. Hanley; auth
orizing railroad commissioners to es-
tablisf grades for North Dakot
grains and to appoint inspectors at
shipping terminals. Railroads.
House Bill No. sOs, Hanley, by re-
quest; not ablishing an agricultural
experimental station, to be located
near the reform school ct Mandan.
Agricultural.
House Bill No. 307, Duncan; to
create bureau Id connection with the
Of agriculture and labor,
70 BE known q the dairy department
and to provide Tor the appointment
81 . dairy commissioner and assistant
and nxing their compe nsation Agri-
culture. I'd 5
House bill No. sos, steen: amend
Ing section 1914 of the revised codes
relating . notice 81 rates 81 taxation
70 be given 81 comfy treasurer.