Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-09

ne fun III the senate yesterday CAME
while the body was in the committee
of the whole to consider the woman's
suffrage bill, No. "a. Senator Duis Of
Grand Forks was called to the chair by
President Burdick. When the matter
first came up, there was no one to move
that the senate 60 into the committee
of the whole, and Senator ralcott
moved that they proceed with the regu-
lar order of business and the president
put the question of going into the COM
mittee OF the whole, which was car
ried. Mr.. Garden moved that the bill
be recommended to pass, and this was
seconded by Mr. Pierce, and when the
committee arose the bill was SO recon-
mended.
When it came to the adoption of the
report of the committee of thewhole,
a roll call was demanded, and the re-
suit was a tie y to ., which the presi-
dent decided in favor Of woman's sui
frage by voting to accept the report OF
the committee. There was great ap-
plause from the gallery and the lobby
when the result was announced. The
bill will now come up for third reading
ard final passage in the regular order
OF business.
Unfair Discrimination Bill
There was big bunch of kilograms
and letters read protesting against the
passage of H. B. No. 46, which, it is
claimed, will work injustice to the rails
ers and buyers of grain in the state ir
that it will stihe competition.
For q Ne7V Code
The concurrent resolution calling fol-
tile recodi6cation of the laws of the
state and the publication of a vol!ms
called the Revised Codes of 1911,
which has passed the house, was pre-
scented to the senate and will come ul
for adoption or rejection III the regular
order of business.
Senate Bills Pass House
The following bills were reported
back from the house with the message
that they had oassed:
S. 3. No. 66, requiring that deputies
in county and state Offices shall be resi-.
dents of the United States.
S. B. No. 90, relating to repairs Of
sidewalks in cities.
S. B. No. %, regarding the use Of
streets and alleys CT Incorporated vii
lagos by automobiles, engines or any
self-propelled vehicle.
Passage Of House Bills.
The only house bill to be placed G.,
its third reading and final passage wa:
No. 8, which regulates the issuance O.
marriage licenses and places certain new
restrictions around the application ant
issuance of them. The bill passed, 81
&, cs. nays, absent and not voting
Game and Fish Bill
S. B. No. 8, by Gunderson, which i!
a measure for the repeal of the prese"
game law, was reported back f'om t..
appropriations committe, without rec
concentration. and was. Upon u,;li. :,
referred to tie committee 81 game az.
fish.
Reports If Stand ny Committees
Ed,calio:.-S. B. No. ~. relating t
the maIe-,'p o. the high school beard
was am noel IL several particulars ant
recommended to pass.
Judiciary.-S. B. No. 50, relating to
causes for divorce was indefinitely post
poned. S. B. No. 81, providing whe,
surety may be released. on bond ant
prescribing. method of procedure. S
B. No. 1876, regulating the discharge
Of liens. S. B. No. "a, providing tina
70 person who unlawfully causes tn,
death of another and shall be convicted
thereof. shall inherit any of the prop
Gritty of the decedent. Do pass.
State Affairs.-S B. No. 1870, regard
ing the making and publication of state
re,ts of insurance companies. Do pass
Tempcrance-H. B. No. ia. to pre-
vent the giving away or sale of intoxi
eating liquors at public sales. Senate,
LaAIoure objected to the consideration
nj this bill at this time, and it went over
one day.
Ways and Means.-S. B. No. PA. re-
eardine the recording of instruments in
the office of the register of deeds. dc
PASS. s. B. No. 1913. regarding the list
mo Of property for taxation. re-
referred to committee on state affairs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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