Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-19
SENATORS START WORK Of
fulfilling PLEDGES Of
REPUBLICAN platform
Recall Bill Passed and Primary Laws are
Amended
Number of Other Important Bills are also
Passed

, B. 81. relating to mechanics liens
do pass.
Counties and county boundaries-S
B. 2S9, relating to the duties of chair
men of county commissioners in re.
| gard to signing warrants, do pass.
! Agriculture-S. B. 262, creating a
| revolving fund in regard to state
Irvine plant at penitentiary, do pass.
Public printing, S. B. 273, requiring
j that the union label be on certain
classes of state printing and requir-
ing that it be done in the state wher-
ever possible.
Petitions and Communications.
A letter was received from a num-
Der of the residents of Fargo asking
that the legislature pass bill Great
ing the office of state industrial labor
commissioner
A communication was received from
voters in Bottineau county protesting
against the passage of bill intended
to drive out medicine peddlers in the
state
A communication in support of the
anti-cigarette bill was received from
citizens in Mclean county.
A letter was addressed to the chair
man of the appropriations committee
protesting against the passage of an
ti-pass legislation.
Junketing Committee.
A concurrent resolution was offered
providing that members of the diff
ferent visiting committees should re-
ceive $40 per day fer their services
while serving on the several COM
mittees and be allowed their actual
car fare and expenses. The matter
was referred to the committee on
state affairs.
A report was received from the
select committee appointed ITO at
tend the dairyMens convention at
jamestown and was ordered printed
in the journal.
Third Reading Senate Bills.
S. 3. 222, changing the date of hold.
ing primary election to latter part
of July was passed by vote of
80 to Is.
ESQ. relating to the primary ballot
passed 40 to 0.
27S, relating to primary elections
passed 43 to 1.
246, Plain, prohibiting the carrying
of firearms by children under age of
Is except while they are under proper
guardianship. passed 43 to 0.
252. Cashel. how tax list shall be
made out by county auditors. passed
40 to 0 with clincher attached.
1888. Ellingson. providing license for
motor vehicles and providing further
that fund thus derived be used in
maintenance of public highways and
regulating speed of automobiles on
country roads to 80 miles per hour.
passed "A to 0.
81, relating to fees for sheriffs and
providing for fee of 81 for properly
certified report of uncollectable de-
linquent personal property taxes.
passed 80 to A.
95. Gunderson. regulating health
and accident insurance companies and
providing for the style of policy to
be used. Put over till Monday when !
it will come up as special order OF
business.
New Senate Bills.
S. p. No. 1852. Duis, relating to
county commissioners. State affairs. !
S. B No. 1853. election committee
to provide for expression CT qualified
voters of several political parties OF
their choice for the nomination by i
their party for president and vice !
president Of the United States. and |
to regulate district primary elections |!
for the election Of said political party's |!
delegates to their respective national |
and for the payment of !
delegates necessary expenses. which |
shall not exceed 5000 each, or the cleo
ton CT party candidates to the office |
of presidential electors and the cleo
ton of national committeeman. Elec- |
lions and election privileges.
S. B. No. 1854, Stevens. relating to !