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

that county auditor shall transmit to
the state auditor within a given time
after the report of the state board
of equalization and tax statement.
Judiciary.
253, Cashel, provides that $4,000
shall be transferred from the wolf
bounty fund to the general fund
Ways and Means.
254, Bessesen, provides for the pro-
hibition of agreements or combina-
tiOns between two or more fire in
surance companies fixing rates. In
surance.
255, Jacobson (by reques). pro-
vides for he construction and main
tenance of fire escapes on hotel build
ings.
Third Reading Of Bills.
S. -. So, introduced by LaMoure
and which prohibits the sale or in.
PRODUCTION of SNUFF in the state was
passed. A communication from an
eastern chemist to whom had been
submitted sample of the snuff most
' widely used in the state showed that
, there was little real snuff in the
: sample and many injurious substanc.
es were contained. There were no
votes against the bill.
S. B. SO, introduced by Martin
which graduates the salary of county
auditors according to the assessed
valuation of the county in which
they served was passed with the
emergency clause attached.
S. B. ia was introduced by Glib
bons and provided in the original
bill that all money received for ware.
house and elevator licenses be turned
over to the railroad commission for
their expenses. An amendment was
reported back calling for an annual
appropriation of $4,000 and turning
the license money into the general
fund. The railroad committee rec
commended that 1t be referred to the
! appropriations committee and when
the matter came up today for final
passage it was found that the apprO-
priations committee had not seen the
hill and it was turned over to them
for further recommendation
$. p. 142 regarding the construc-
ton of drainage canals and how thew
shall be started and making provi-
sions for paying for the same was
passed with the clincher attached.
First Heading House Bills.
81, Frame, designating the duties of
the adjutant general. Military af-
| fairs.
100. O'Connor. regulating the prac-
! tice of medicine in the state. This
j bill is the we'll known medical BILL"
/! Public health.
40, Gorder, providing for the dis.
| tributicn of blue books to the schools
of the state. Education. .,
1912, Frame. providing for state
flag and recommending the flag car
ried by the North Dakota troops in
the Philippines.
176, Frame, regarding the building
Of armories and providing an appro-
priation and regulating the transfers
of branches of the national guard
service. Military affairs.
1913, Tollefson, describing the duties
of county commissioners and provid-
ing for monthly check upon the
county officers. State affairs.
1874, Cunningham, providing that
shippers of live stock must hold GER
tificate of health for animals they
have in transit. Live stock.
H. 3. 81. which provides for the
installing of wyes at junction points
Of connecting railroads was amended
to read "at grade instead of "the
same grade" Bessecen objected to
change on the ground that the langu.
age was not plain but upon the ques-
ton voted for the bill which carried
nv "a to 0, Is being absent and not
voting.