Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-11

TEMPORARY EDUCATIONAL
The clash in the senate yesterday
came over the adoption of the report
of the special committee appointed by
the assembly to look into the condi'
tion of the capitol buildings and re-
port as to the steps necessary to ita
repair or the erection of q new build
ing. The majority report of the com.
mittee favored the building of a new
state house, while the minority re.
port, signed by Kennedy Of Cass,
thought there was no need at the
present time and under the present
conditions for q new building. The
motion for the adoption of the ma.
jority report was made, and after con
siderable argument, in which Duis of
Grand Forks and Welch of Burleigh
talked in favor of the adoption, and
Gilbert and Kennedy of Cass and Bes.
sesen of Wells argued against it. The
final vote was 81 against the majority
report and 10 for it, so North Dakota
will not have q new capital building,
for the prese mt at least.
The message received from the
house carried the information that s.
B. No. is, defining the Eleventh Ju-
dicial district, had been passed, and
that 8. B. No. 20, which provides that
suitable toilet rooms ben maintained
in railroad stations was slightly am
ended and passed. The rules of the
senate were suspended and the body
agreed in the amendments OF the
house and the bill was accepted as
amended by q vote of As to O.
Under the head Of communications
and petitions, there were several
against H. B. No. "a, which was class
ed as unreasonable. One regarding
the Dean unfair discrimination bill and
one protesting against the passage of
s. B. No. IS, which would regulate
telephone and telegraph rates and de-
mands an interchange Of service be-
tween two classes. A communication
with a long list of signatures was re-
ceived from Hunter asking that chiro-
practers be excepted from H. B. No.
100, which is known as the medical
bill.
Committee Reports.
Warehouse and Grain Grading
H. B. No. 46, the Dean unfair discrim-
ination bill, returned with no recon-
mendation and referred to the COM
mittee of the whole.
Insurance Committees. B. No. 46,
establishing a state hail insurance de.
partment. Re-referred to the commit
tee on agriculture.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries.-S.
B. No. 206, defining public roads, do
pass s. B. No. 1873, regulating the op-
Grafton of automobiles or other self
vehicles on the streets of
cities or the roads in the country, do
pass
Elections and Election Privileges
s. B. No. 222, amending the primary
election law, do pass.
Banks and Banking.-S. B. No. III,
relating to the payment of deposits in
trust, do pass. 8. B. No.. 12O. regard |
Ing overdrafts and providing penalty
for Intentional making Of same, do
pass.
judiciary Committee.-S. B. No. 224,
prohibiting public administrators from
acting az attorney for decedent, do |,
pass, s. B. No. ia, defining wife DC DC.
'ert:ccn ten and ard providing penalty there
Tor, do pass. s. B. No. 233; providing !!
'or the calling in OF an outside fudge !
where bias is believed to exist, do
'ass. S; B; No. 22S5, providing for
llimony in dive. ..ce cases and provid-
ng VINO '..all pay it and when, do
.ublic Health.-H. B. No. 100, the
medical bill," regulating the practice
of medicine in the state, do pass.
Game and Fish.-S. B. No. IA
amended 80 as to make gar was
serves in northern tier Of . .e I'e pre-
IN every county in the st 80 .o~nsalp1i ,mstapd
of simply in Richland a!e' nu, 3ns.eau
counties, as was provi1 anu .s o~;.'ua,
Dill, do pass. H. b. .eo oa ~ u,s.;n" oliena,
% the taking of fish. no. ~, relating
Public Lands do pass.
ne for tho eTamfy B. No. %, provid:
ands with a Vi, Iation OF all schoo'
heir vaIna a. ew Of establishing
J. r. No 24S.. coal lands, do pass
er nres,.rs providing for the bet
oarkir " Ation of corner stones
or- Ae ,ction and quarter section
" .Aers' 10 pass.
Maj ,rity and Minority Reports.
Th; judiciary committee made
1hat ,rity and minority report on 8. B
No. 81, which provides that sherihs
shall be entitled to a fee Of one dolla'
for the reporting Of uncollectable de
linouent personal property ta1es. Tn.
majority report was do pass" and \
was adopted on roll call by vot'
of 22 to q.
On s. B. No. g., relating to me
chanics' liens, the majority report tha
Il do pass was adopted.
senate Bills On Third Reading.
8. B. No. 81, W Simpson, providing