Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-02-19


indefinite postponement. On the re-
port Mr.. Ployhar of Barnes moved
that the majority report be adopted,
while Mr.. Fried, seconded by Mr.. Tut
tie, moved that the motion be laid on
the table and the bill postponed. On
the vote to postpone there was a tie
ballot, the motion being lost, and
on the Ployhar motion to adopt the
majority report, made by roll call,
the report was adopted and the bill
is now on it's third reading.
In the Fifth judicial districts bills
reported out, which are by Ployhar of
Barnes. it is provided that the Fifth
district shall consist of Stutsman, La.
Moure, Logan and Mcintosh, while the
Thirteenth judicial district is to be
composed of Barnes. Griggs, Wells,
Foster and Eddy. This would give
the chambers to Valley City and to
Jamestown. The Default bills pro-
viding for the division of the district
were postponed.
The vote by which S. B. No. So was
indefinitely postponed was reconsid-
cred, on the motion OF Mr.. Price, and
the bill re-referred to the state affairs
committee.
In sending the bill for the indemnity
OF tutercular cattle back to the live
stock committee, such action was
taken because of the objections raised
as to the amount of the indemnity
proposed in each instance.
No bills will be introduced after the
51st day of the session if the reso.
luton, introduced in the senate and
providing that no bills should be in
PRODUCED after the forty.fifth day, is
concurred in by the senate as amend.
ed.
Among the important bills up on
third reading were the Hoge bill for
control of all state institutions by a
board and the Frame constitutional
convention. The former was laid
over till Monday at $3.50 while the
latter failed to carry on a vote of Al
to AZ. not having a majority of the
house membership.
Reports from House Committees.
H. B. 11S, Stern, relating to powers
of park commissioners by reducing
bonding limit, amended and do pass.
H. B. 315, Johns, providing for dis
infection of schools, churches and
public places, amended and do pass.
H. B. 316, Johns, to prevent pro-
creation of criminals, insane, ETC.,
amended and do pass.
H. B. 317, Johns, providing for dis
infection of railroad cars or public
conveyances, amended and do pass.
H. B. 317, Johns, providing for dis
infection of railroad cars or public
conveyances, amended and do pass.
H. B. 223, Streeter, compensation
and hours of county commissioners,
amended and do pass.
H. B. $40, SOrlie, amending constl'
tuition to provide for voter residing
in precinct less than 80 days, do
pass.
H. B. 245. Default, fixing office
hours for county commissioners, do
pass.
H. B. 321, Scott, preventing throw
ing of broken glass on streets OF
villages, towns and cities, sent to
committee of whole.
H. B. 1873, Moen of Benson, relating
to list of jurors to be furnished clerk
of district court, amended and dc
pass.
H. B. 351, Price, increasing salary
commissioner Of lands, amended and
do pass.
H. B. 319, Kyllo, fixing wolf bounty
postponed.
H. B. 344, Williams, preventing non
citizens holding public clerkships
etc.. do pass.
S. B. 219, Steele of Renville, allow
ling expenses of State Humane Off
Ger Blake of jamestown, made spe'
cial order for Monday at 3 o'clock
after report of committee for indefin'
tie postponement.
H. B. 1856 Lee, prohibiting elective
officers holding more than one place,
postponed
H. +. 81. Benson of Moen. relating
to election of village trustees. post
poned.
S. B. y. Walton. redemption c
real estate. postponed.
S. B. 346 Gardiner. compelling
holders of grain liens or mortgages
to notify elevators in county or with
in radius of Is miles, postponed.
s. p. 90, Duis, Juvenile court, do
pass.
Fl. B. 1886, O'Shea, maintenance Of
railroad scales. sent to committee Of
whole.
II. 2. 329. Wambum, allowing only
two terms for county officers, post
poned.
s. 3. l24. placing register Of deeds
On same salary basis as other county
officers, majority report do pass,
adopted.
H. B. 1856. Hill, declaring bawdy
houses to be common nuisance, do
pass.
S. B. 224, Linde, preventing public
administrator from acting as attor-
ney in certain cases, amended and
do pass.
H. B. 352, Thompson, allowing su-
preme court to appoint bailiff do
pass.
H. B. 80, Ployhar, initiative and
referendum, postponed.
H. B. 175, Doyle Of Mcintosh, con-
stitutional initiative and referendum,
amended and sent to committee OF
whole.
H. B. 225, Heinmeyer, defining pun
;ohroont in dosortinn or nOn.SllnDOrt