Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-10
C0WANS HOME District IS
AGAINST THE IMPEACHMENT

dents of Fargo are opposed to the idea
of selling cigarettes in North Dakota
and in a petition presented in the
house yesterday afternoon, they urge
the enactment of the futile bill that
has been introduced in the house.
Sentiment favorable to the passage
Of H. B. 1853 was voiced by number
OF petitioners from Emmons and Cass
counties.
Senat Bill No. 50, introduced by Mr..
Welch and providing for cumpulsody
attendance of certain children at Ger.
tain government schools, was killed,
but Mr.. Price of Cass gave notice
that he would ask for a reconsider
alton of the vote today.
The bills passed are as follows:
Bills Passed by House.
H. B. 1879, relating to fees of office
of register of deeds.
H. B. 181-Relating to the bonds Of
district school officers.
H. B. 7S-Relating to land grant Of
public institutions.
S, B. 22-Providing that railroad
companies shall maintain suitable
rooms in station houses.
S. B. 16-Creating the Eleventh Ju.
dicial District.
Representative Price, in q resolu-
ton, wanted to know why reports of
the state officers and state boards
were not at hand. The resolution as
adopted, directs the chief clerk to
make inquiries on the subject.
ake mi
ceived as follows:
H. B. 151-Relating to the bonds of
county depositaries, amended and re-
commended to pass.
s. B. 20-Fixing manner in which
public examiner deputies or stockhold-
ers in a corporation may secure loan
from such corporation, recommended
to pass.
H. B. 80-Relating to the manner in
which financial affairs of a school dis
trict may be investigated, indefinitely
postponed.
/ H. B. 116-Providing for an increase
in the salaries of states attorneys,
came out with a majority report for
indefinite postponement and minor.
ity report favoring passage. Sent to
general ords.
H. B. 263-Relating to county sink
ing funds and duties of county com
missioners with relation thereto, in
definitely postponed.
s. B. 58-Relating to fees in office
Of register of deeds, amended and re-
commended to pass.
H. B. 9O-Giving members of the
; assembly an expense account of $500
| during session, recommended to be
| sen to the committee of the whole
Report adopted and the bill is now
in general orders.
| H. B. 120-Providing that all pas
senger trains must stop at all coun
ty seats, comes out with mapority re
port favoring passage with amend
| ments. while minority is for indefinite
H. B. 134-Relating to duties Of
county commissioners and placing tele
graph and telephone companies under
the boards jurisdiction, was recon
mended to pass.
i H. B. 42-Placing the location oil
new railroad lines under the direction
of the railroad commission, indefin
itely postponed.
H. B. 221-Relating to the liability
of railroads in cases of fires started
by sparks from locomotives, recon-
mended to pass.
| H. B. 45-Burnett's anti-pass bill
indefinitely postponed.
! H. B. 155-Creating a state anti.
tuberculosis sanftarium and making
appropriation therefore, amended and
recommended to pass.
! H. B. 213-Regulting the sale OF
medicines by itinerant vendors, amend
ed and recommended to pass.
H. B. 225-Relating to oath and
bond Of notary public, amended and
recommended to pass.
H. B. 1S-Repealing the state wolf
bounty, indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 4-Creating a state glandered
horse indemnity fund, indefinitely post
poned.
H. B. 242-Creating state wolf boun.
ty fund by levying tax of one-tenth OF
| mill. recommended do pass.
H. B. 96-Regulating the practice
of dentistry and making the qualifi
cations for admission to practice high.
er. recommended do pass.
H. B. 1O4-Amending the law relat'
ing to hotel inspection, indefinitely
postponed.
H. B. 63-Giving county mutual in.
surance companies right to select
newspapers in which annual state.
ments shall be published, amended and
recommended to pass.
H. B. 250-Pertaining to width of
public roads. indefinitely postponed.
H. B. 91-Fixing the amount to be
allowed for road tax work, amended
and recommended to pass.
The new Bills introduced are as
follows:
New House Bills introduced
H, B. 3O7-DeNault-relat to ex-
ecution, and recording of conveyances.
Judiciary.
H. B. OS-Martin-Requir insur-
ance companies to deposit an amount
with state treasurer in cash bonds
equal to one-half of the cash prem