Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-08

school books, furniture CT other sup;
plies purchased during the incumbency
of such officer, was carried by vote
of % to 0; seventeen absent and not
voting.
S. B. No. ZIG, relating to the time
to apply for letters ur administration
and providing when statute of limtta'
tons shall run against claims against
decedents, passed by vote OF IS to
o; sixteen absent and not voting.
s. B. No. 217, validating marriages
performed without authority or where
licenses have been issued by a clerk
of the county court, carried by a vote
Of 20 to 4; sixteen absent and not vot'
ing.
s. B. No. 219, reimbursing William
Blake, state humane officer, for $780,
co for money expended in connection
with that Office, carried by a vote OF
81 to 0.
There was only one house bill plac'
ed en- its final reading. which was h
+. No. 8, relating to the issuance OF
marriage licenses. The final action Of
the measure was laid over until today
on motion of Senator Mcdowell, who
did not feel he could support the bill
until he more thoroughly understood
it's provisions. Senator Gilbert favor
ed its adoption, but the senator from
LaMoure county felt, under his pres
ent conception of it's provisions, tna'
it tended to loosen the marriage posi-
bility for minors. He felt that mar
rage was too sacred a relation to per
nit it's being INDUCED in lightly
There was no objection to his jmotlo1
| to lay it over for one day.
| Bill Passed Under Suspension.
Under suspension of the rules ant
on motion of Senator Davis Of Sheri
dan county. S. B. No. 234, having u
do with the fees OF the secretary O
state pertaining to files, reports ant
signatures, was passed by vote O
IS to /: twelve absent and not vot
ing. Under the same procedure tn
report of the committee on the SAM
bill was adopted.
Martin Recalls Bill.
! Senator Martin of Billings count.
l:asked permission to recall 5. b. NC
'c3 from tie committee 20 which
had been referred, stating that he wa
in error about its form, as 1t was
concurrent resolution and should nc
be brought up tor consideration unoe
the title of bill. i he measure state
the SIZE of counties and numbe" q
townships.
To Visit Dairymen's Convention.
Toward the close of the session
Senator Stevens of Grand Forks cou1
ty. introduced a concurrent resolution
providing for the appointment OF
committee from the house and tn
senate, three from the lower booy an
two from the higher. to attend the an
nual convention of the state dairyme1
at Jamestown, N. D., Feb. 9 and III, II
"L:::l me house concirred
New Bills introduced.
The new bills introduced and tn
committees to which they were re
fcrred we're:
! S. B. No. 256, Stevens, to amen
section 1888 of the Revised Codes c
1905. relating to additional assesmen
for drains. Drainage.
.. Is. NO. L3|, LUIS, IeSulotih6 ="
= erection of telegraph, telephone. ele<
trio light and other poles carryin
wires conveying electricity in inco'
porated cities. State affairs.
! s. B. No. 25S, Kennedy (by request
to prevent cropping of farm lane I
same kind of grain during success'V
years. Appointment.
s. B. No. 259. Williams, appropr!a
ing $4,000 to compensate r. C.. JOEL
son for services as assistant attc:Ao
general especially authorized to e1
force prohibition law Of state. Ten
perance.
/ s. B. No. 2C0. Walton, regulatin
names of corporations ard to prohlD1
use of misleading words in names G
CORPORATIONS organized to do bushes
in this state. Corporations other tina
municipal.
S. B. No. 261, Wallin. regulatin
the practice in county court, havln
increased jurisdiction. Judiciary.
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