Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-31
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STARTS FIGHT IN SENATE
WARM DEBATE STIRRED r CONCURRENT RESOLUTION
CALLING FOR AN AMENDMENT TO STATE CONSTITUTIONAL
T.PAss BILL is ANOTHER oAv-sHERIFFs
BILL REFERRED JuocIA coMMIT7EE-REsoLU7loNr
ADJOURN coNsDE RED

adopted, which carried. Be>sesen then
moved suspension of the rules and
the consideration of bill No. lGj, and
this, requiring two-thirds vote, was
lost by a margin Of two.
cashet Election Bill.
Senate Bill No. 81, being the Cashel
bill, by which voters are allowed to
make cross at head of the party COL
umn, and then go across to other names
for individual choice, came up, and
the author moved its adoption. which
was carried.
Sheriff. Fee Bill.
Senate Bill No. 81, which provides
that sheriffs shall be paid a fee of 81
for the reporting OF all mcollcctable
delinquent taxes. and was made special
order for Monday afternoon, was or
dered re-referred to the judiciary COM
mittee.
S. B. No. 81. up for final passage,
,arsed a little furry. The bill provides
for increase in pay OF county commits
sioners from 81 to S. per day, and re-
lrircs that they be in scssi IN seven
hours each day. The matter OF mile
age, which is included in the bill,
brought out some questions a, to the
right of county commissioners TO re-
ceive mileage and then charge up liv-
cry hire, as has been the Custom in
some counties 1t was shown that ,lli.,
was against the laws of the state, and
the bill passed p to l3, nine not vot-
ing.
After the bill was passed Jacobson
moved that the vote be reconsidered.
and that the motion to reconsider be
laid on the table. ard this was lost.
Bcssesen moved to have the matter re-
referred to the judiciary committee on
account of some unclearness about the
matter of livery hire and mileage, and
this motion was carried.
House Wants to Adjourn.
A concurrent resolution was here
from the house calling for adjournment
from Wednesday to Tuesday. There
was no action taken. but it will come
I'D i'll the regular order of business on
Tuesday.
Extend Committee Time.
A concurrent resolution was received
from the house. extending the time in
which the committee having the in
vestigation of affairs in the state treas
,rcr's Office could be extended to the
forty-fifth day of the session. and this
was concurred in.
Twelfth judicial District.
McDonald's bill GREETING the twelfth
judicial district out of the counties OF
Morton. Oliver and Mercer, was
passed. In the original bill it had stat
ID where the Judge must have his
chambers. and this was the only change
that was made by the committee The
vote was 40 to q.
S. B. No. 90, regarding the max
ing up and delivery of assessors books
to assessors ard allowing them 81 per
day and mileage while getting and de-
liv,ring books. was passed 81 to ?.
S. r. No. 10. demanding that all
gas wells be confined after striking
gas. SO as to prevent waste, passed 80
to 0.
S. B. No. Isl was found not to have
been printed. and was put over until
such time as the printed bills are be-
fore the members.
S. 3. No. 1855, providing that suicide
shall be no defence in fraterna insur-
ance policic, when act is committed
one year or more after the policy has
been issued. passed 3G to y.
First Reading of House Bills.
n. B. No. Misunderstanding to
terms of court in second judicial dis
trict. was given second reading and
.efcrred to Judiciary committee.
II. 3. No. Notwithstanding to
OF transfer facilities at
~ai!road transfer points and regulating
u obstruction Of wv.s. Committee on
railroads.
r.. b. No. Notwithstanding fees
for patients at hospital for insane to
ST. instead of ST." Appropriation COM
r;ttce.
Bills introduced.
Following were the new bills intro
!uced yesterday III the senate, and tn"
committees to which they were re-
:erred on second reading. which was
Given then under suspension OF the
'ules:
S. B. No. 2ll.-Gundcrscn. To reg
late public service of stallion, NJ
Errth Dakota and providing a pcra;ty !
CT violation thereof. Ways and means. !
S. p. No. 2l2.-Stecle OF Rc',illc !
10 provide for the rcfundin2 ci ;l:'y :
az upon land which shall lave been !
aid through, error of county :ff'l:ls /
i by mistake OF parties pay'',s. Way:
I'd means.
S. B. No. 2l3.-Kennedy. TO regu-
atc the sale of food products and bev-
RACES and establishing legal weight
Or lard and lard substitutes for bread, I
nd providing penalty for violation
hereof. State affairs
S. B. No. 2l4.-Kennedy. To amend
,bdivisicn 3 of section 5hDl Of the
cvised codes of 1905 relating to the
'cording of instruments in the Offices
+ registers of deeds. Ways and means
s. 3. No. 2l5.-Kennedy. For the