Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-17
motion to reprint as amended was

, motion to reprint as amended was
; carried.
Resolutions and Petitions.
Large number of petitions against
enactment of bill permitting spring
shooting presented.
I Concurrent resolution approving
and recommending passage of resolu
tiOn in congress. H. r. 1926, on
! motion re-referred to committee on
military affairs.
Concurrent resolution introduced by
Overson providing for a single com
mittee to be appointed to visit all
state institutions, to be allowed SO
per day for services and five cents
per mile for travelling. On motion
Of Talcott referred to committee on
state affairs.
First and Second Reading Senate Bills
S. B. 1888. Pierce, relating to cor
porations, referred to corporations
other than municipal.
S. B. 1874. Pierce, relating TO cor.
pOrations, same committee.
S. b. 1886, diversion, referred to udi.
ciary committee.
S. B. 1856, diversion, to judiciary
committee.
S. B. 337, Baker. relating to tres
pass on lands, judiciary committee.
S. B. 1888. elections committee, reg
ulating elections. publication by can.
6iHotnC EJn0tinnc onA nr1VilnDoo
S. B. 339. elections committee, fix.
ing legal rate for political announce
ments. Elections and privileges.
S. B. $40, committee on elections,
providing against sale or purchase OF
support Elections and privileges.
S. B. 341. Bessessen, regulating
primary elections. to elections and
privileges.
S. p. 342. Syvertson, exemptions of
property. to judiciary.
S. r. 343. Wallis, liability for min
ing injuries. Judiciary.
S. b. 344, Whitcher, rela ing to
mills and milling. Committee on ag-
riculture.
S. B. 345, Davis removal OF public
officers. to state affairs.
Senate Bills, Third Reading ana Final
Passage.
s. b. 1G7. Simpson. relating to non
forfeiture of premiums en- life lnsur-
ance policies. Passed 40.
S. B. ;, Bessessen. providing for in
itiative and referendum relative to
legislative enactments. Passed 400.
1p;,
and referendum on constitution and
legislative enactments. Passed 36-S.
S. B. 1913. Gibbons, initiative and
referendum on constitution only.
Passed 40-3. This and two preced-
ing are concurrent for amendment OF
constitution.
S. 3. 81. Kretchmar, fixing salaries
and payment Of expenses OF district
judges. Passed 43-o.
S. B. ia, Gibbons, charging powers
of railroad commissioners, creating
public warehouse fund and appropriate
ing $4,000 therefor. Passed 42-O.
S, B. 1928. OveIsGn. regulating mar
riages and license therefor. Passed
44-0.
S. B. 1872. Davis. appropriating $lo,'
900 for public health laboratories at
and branches at Bismarck
and NinOt. Passed 43-0.
B. 223. Steele of Renville. amend
ing primary election law relative to
choice of precinct committeeman and
date of organization. Passed 43-O.
S. b. 222, Steele of Renville. placed
on final passage by motion for that
fixing time for holding prim- !;
airy elections. Amendment to chang
date to last Wednesday in June by
lost. Motion to indefin-
tely postpone. Motion to recommit
carried.
S. B. 247. Wel0, permitting appro-
,rlations to build' highways. Passed
[2-2.
Ont not. exccEibbe60, H. B. 1, con-
~ be parbHsDoyle of Foster
'atifyirq 18TH anSndment to consti-
ution of United States to provide for
income tax concurred in by vote of
81.
Message from governor announcing
approval of S. B. g. defining Eleventh
judicial district.