Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-04

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A scarcity of debate on bills, the
small number of senators present and
the appointment of six members on
junketing committees We're the only
features of the session of the senate
Friday afternoon.
S. B. 1O3 which has to do with the
druggists permit law was re-referred
to the judiciary committee and S. B. AZ
relating to the speed of locomotives
while passing through cities and
towns and requiring the railroads to
maintain some sort of protection at
railway crossings in cities, villages
and towns was laid over one day at
the request of Senator LaMoure. The
concurrent resolution regarding the
sale of school lands to railroad COM
panies was referred back to the COM
mittee for further consideration.
Committee Reports.
8. B. 178 prohibiting school teach.
ers or officers from receiving COM
mission or other reward in connec.
ton with sale of furniture or sup
plies for schools with which they are
connected or while they are holding
office was reported by committee on
education to pass.
s. B. 219 which provides for an
appropriation to pay William Blake,
state humane officer, the sum Of $3.50
to make up q deficiency which had
occurred in the performance of the
duties OF his office was recommended
to pass by the appropriations COM
mittee.
S, h. 81 which specifies who may
sue for divorce and providing for a
legal residence of IL months: In the
state before suit can be started was
referred to the judiciary committee.
s. B. 149 which provided that all
receipts for taxes should be issued In
duplicate was amended to read in
triplicate instead and decreasing the
penalty for non-performance Of the
tuty imposed on the treasurer and
then recommended to pass as amend.
ed.
S. B. 217, which validates all mar
l;ages performed without authority or
where license has been issued by
clerks of court or where either party
bt ,ieved the marriage valid was rec
commended to pass by the judiciary
committee.
II. B. 8 relating 10 the issuance of
marriage licenses was recommended
to pass by the judiciary committee.
S. B. II which provides for the
judicial redistricting of the state and
making eleven instead Of ten dis
tricts at the present time and pro.
viding for the manner of election
or appointment of the judges was
recommended to pass.
s. B. ZIG, which is an act to amend
the revised codes relating to the time
to apply for letters of administration
and providing when the statute of
limitations shall run against claims
against decedents Was recommended
to pass by the judiciary committee.
S. B. 121 which relates to estrays
and how they shall be advertised and
sold was recommended to pass by
the committee on live stock.
S. r. IS which provides that all
threshing machines shall be cleaned
before leaving a place where thresh-
ing has been done. for the purpose
of distributing noxi0us seeds was
amended in the title and one or two
other minor matters and recommend
ed to pass by the committee on agri
culture.
Junketinq Committees.
Senator Davis introduced con-
current resolution calling for the ap.
pointment of three committees of five
members each, two from the senate
and three from the house, for the
purpose of visiting state institutions
during the recess and reporting when
the legislature reconvenes. Presi-
dent Burdick appointed the following
senator's: Linde, Bessesen. Carter,
New Bills Introduced.
242, diversion, prohibiting the pub.
LEGATION of work of secret orders by
persons not authorized. State affairs.
,243, Gronvold, regarding the proof
of planting trees under tree bounty
law. State affairs.
244, Linde, providing that public
administrator may not act as attOr-
ney for the decedent Judiciary.
245, Linde, providing for the pre-.
vention of unfair discrimination in
different parts of the state regarding
the sale and purchase of commodi-
ties. Judiciary.
246, Plain, preventing the carrying
and use of fi1G arms by minor child.
rem under the age of Is years. State
affairs.
247, Welo, being a concurrent res
olution providing state aid for the
of public highways.
and bridges.
248. Welch, providing for the pres
ervation of corner stones on section
and quarter section corners. Public
lands.
249, Gilbert, provides that no spe.
cial privileges or immunities shall
ever be granted by the city council
Of any city which may not be altered,
revoked or repealed by the city coun-
ill, the same conditions applying to
any citizen or class Of citizens. Cities
and municipal corporations.
$50. Martin, providing that life in
surance companies in the state shall
be allowed to expend only a certain
oer cent Of premium money collected