Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-01-18

Williston in tent and gradually ris.
ing from that position to become one
of the states leading merchants.
Or. the vote Porter J. McCumber
received 81 and Mr. Bruegger Is.
Wesley Fasset, Socialist voted for Mr..
Bruegger. ~
The routine work of the house was
very brief.
The agricultural committee made a
report that H. B. No. 26, relating to
c. Instruction of drains iZo public
bitches and onto depressions in pub
lie lands, do pass. The report was
adopted.
A concurrent resolution from the
senate providing that there be oh.
servance on February IL of the birth.
day Of Abraham Lincoln and that
Smith Stimmel be the speaker, was
concurred in.
Communication was received from
Secretary of State Norton transmit.
ting the constitutional amendments
introduced and passed two years ago.
These relate to longer terms of the
members Of the supreme court, and
for an increase in the number Of JUS
tees Of peace in the counties.
Request was made by the agricul
tural committee that such members
who desired might attend the meeting
of the Tri.State Grain Growers con.
vention at Fargo, and the request
was granted.
Gen. Williams asked that the rules
b suspended and that H B. No. &C.
introduced by him, be printed. Fail.
ing to secure the two-thirds vote nec-
essay to suspend the rules, the bill
was not ordered printed.
Among the interesting bills intro
duced yesterday was one by Mr..
Stranahan of Cass asking that 5000
in exit nse money be allowed each
member CT the assembly for the ses.
sion. The bill was greeted with an
plause from the members of the
house. 1t was referred to the state
affairs committee.
H. B. No. SO, Price, authorizing
cities to levy tax for purpose of Gre
ating interest fund with which to pay
interest on bonds. Municipal cor
p0r:,tions.
H. B. No. "a, Fritz, Giving city
councils right to condemn property
outside OF corporate limits, when such
property is to be used as dumping
ground. Public health.
H. B. No. IS, Fried, appropriating
$113,7C0 for current expenses of state
asylum for the insane. Appropria-
lions.
H. r. No. Sc, Fried, appropriating
$2C5,700 for improvements at state
hospital for the insane. Appropria-
lions.
H. f. No. 81, futile, making a can
didate ineligible to receive votes on
the primary ballot of an opposing
party, when his name appears on one
ballot. Elections and election priv.
ileges,
H. B. No. SO, Geiger, abolishing the
spring shooting of ducks. Game and
fish.
H. r. No. SO, Default, abolishins
penalty of per cent on redemption
of real. estate sold at tax sale. Tax
and tax laws.
H. Il. No. 80, Stranahan, allowing
5000 for session to each member of
the assembly as expense money. State
affairs.
H. B. No. 81, Akesson, providing
for the fixing of the amount that
shall be allowed for work on high
ways when performed in payment OF
road taxes. Gives power to town
ship board. Highways and bridges.
H. B. No. 80, Johns, placing cleo
ton Of county, school and judicial
officers by a non-partisan majority
vote. Elections
H. B. No. SO, Hoge, relating to pay
ment of fines under state constitu-
ton and replacing H. B. No. 70, in.
troduced by Mr.. Hoge several days
ago. School and public lands.
H. B. No. "a, Andrus, providing
that a person who has studied law
under a supreme court, district, or
county court having increased juris.
diction, may be admitted to practice
of law under same restrictions as
are those who study in Office of prac-
ticing attorneys. Judiciary.
H. B. No. IS, Ulsaker, provides for
the equitable assessment and taxation
of real property and mortgage loan
thereon, Tax and tax laws and tax
laws. ~
H. B. No. 96, Williams, regulating
the practice of dentistry, the bill be-
ing prepared by the State Dental so.
ciety. Public health.
H. B. No. 81, Law, places the issu'
ance of bonds by villages under pro-
visions of section 1859, making petit.
ton of fve.eighthB of property own
ers necessary before such action can
be taken.
condon's Dramatic censers.