Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
;. Thompson of Ward, before the

vote was announced. wanted to have
the clincher put on, but was ruled
out OF order. Mr. SOrlie then asked
that he be recognized when the vote
was announced, but Mr. Thompson of
Ward was on the floor and gained
recognition from the chair, moving
the motion to reconsider and asking
that it be laid on the table. The
clincher motion carried.
Mr.. Sorlie had intended giving no.
tice of motion for reconsideration.
House bill No. 10, introduced by
Mr.. Dean, was reported for passage.
1t relates to elections and qualifica-
tons of legal voter with reference
to residence.
Mr.. Ployhar of Barnes asked the
consent Of the house for the with.
drawal Of house bin No. 208, exempt.
ing sectarian dormitories from tax
alton, which was granted.
House bill No. 4, relating to tax
alton for a glandered horse indemnity
fund, was referred to the state affairs
committee on the motion of Mr.. Dav-
idson of Burke, such change being
made because of another bill of the
same nature already being in the
hands of the committee.
The bills that passed their third
reading were house bill No. ia, in
creasing cost of maintenance for
counties for patients at asylum for
the insane; house bill No. SO, COM
Melting railroads to keep stations
open where the annual business
amounts to more than $4,000 annu-
ally; house bill No. "A, relating to
the distance of elevators from tracks,
while house bills No. A. and 68 were
also passed on their third reading.
In the committee of the whole two
bills We're recommended for passage,
being H. B. No. 173 and H. B. No. ia.
Senate bills were referred as fol-
lows: S. B. No. 25. municipal cor
porations; S. B. No. So, ways and
means; S. B. No. IS, taxes and tax
laws; S. B. No. 81. municipal corpor-
atoms, S. B. No. SS, municipal cor
porations; S. B. PIG. judiciary; S. B.
81. educational and s. 3. 20, banking
and hank laws.
! he bills presented in the house
yesterday afternoon follow:
H. B. No. 1886, Martin. fixing Novem-
Der I. 1911, as date on which tay'es
for the year of 1910 become delin-
quent. Taxes and tax laws.
H. B. No. 236, Tostenson relating
TO duties of clerk of court in the
summoning of jurors. Judiciary.
H. u. No. 237, Doyle of Foster and
Ployhar, initiative and referendum ap-
plicable to both constitution and stat
utes. Judiciary.
H. B. No. $685. Norhem, making
certain property belonging to Grand
Army veterans, United States sailors
or soldiers, exempt from taxation.
Taxes and tax laws.
H. B. No. 239, Homes, relating to
commitment Of prisoners to Jail from
counties having no Jail. Counties
and county boundaries.
H. B. No. 240, Knox, declaring that
Issuance of check on bank in which
payee has no funds to be evidence of
fraudulent intent unless such check
Is paid upon presentation. Judiciary.
H. B. No. 241, Hanson. prohibiting
the use of non-participating policies
by domestic or foreign life insurance
companies, but excepting paid up or
temporary and pure endowment pol"
icies Issued or granted in exchange
for lapsed or surrendered policies. III.
surance. ~ ~.
H. B. No. 242, Davidson. making
it the duty of the state board OF
equalization to levy tax of one.tenth
of mill on all taxable property for
state wolf bounty. State affairs.
Fl. B. No. 243. Default, making it
unlawful to catch pike, crappies and
perch from May to October OF
each year. Fish and game.
Fl. r. No. IA. Default. creating
the Fifth judicial district out of Suits
man. Barnes, Logan, LaMoure and
Cr'gEs. Judiciary.
H. B. No. 245. Default, fixing office
hours for county officials. Labor.
II. p. No. GAG. Default. creating
Thirteenth judicial district out of