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

>. b. NO. l55, relative to allowance or
rejection of claims by executive or ad-
ministrators and providing for notice
thereof. The emergency clause was
chopped off and the bill recommended
to pass.
Banking.-S. B. No. ls4, fixing the
liability of bank to its depositor for
payment of forged or raised checks,
do pass.
The report of the special committee
appointed to visit the agricultural COL
lege during the recess made report
which will be printed in the journal. 1t
was not read aside from the title.
Senator Plain asked that the vote by
which S. B. No. l2l was passed be re-
considered and the bill re-referred to
the committee on live stock, which was
dcre.
Third Reading of Senate Bills
S. B. No. IA came up, but Senator
Pierce. the author, asked that it be al
lowed to go over one day. which re-
quest was granted. The bill has to do
with mechanics liens.
S. B. No. o.. introduced by Senator
Duls and known as the Juvenile Court
bill. was passed as it was returned by
the committee. the vote being 80 to o,
and the clincher was then attached. The
bill is about the same as at first intro
duced, except that the district court is
now the original court of jurisdiction
and juvenile officers are to be located at
those towns i'll the district where there
are no court chamber and the officer
will have charge of the child until the
court can give the matter its attention.
Capitol Commission Put Oacr.
The report of the capitol commission
committee had been made a special or
der for three o'clock, but as some of
,, the information asked for had not been
] furnished. the matter was allowed to
30 over Gre day.
Senator Martin moved that the am
eEdments to his bill which had been
made in the house be concurrcd III, and
| the rules were suspended, the bill plac-
ed on its third reading and passed.
The bill as it was originally drawn pro-
vided that shippers might have four
:rorthS in which to make claim for loss
or damage done to stock while i'll
transit. The house committee cut down
| the time to sixty days, and it was
again cut down 10 thirty days on the
floor OF the house. The vote in the
serate was II to |, and the clincher
was attached.
First Reading and Reference of House
Bills.
II. B. No. 2s:-Geiger Rcati'! j
! the diversion OF water courses. Drain
age
II. B. No. 72.-Cun,,ingham. Great
ing glandered horse fund. Appropria-
| tons
T.. P. 40. ll2.-Law. Increasing
pow'rs 4 county commissioners. State
Affair.".
II. T.. No. l33-DeLancc. Relating
! to the vacation of streets and alleys
, :siss and Municipal Corporations.
II. r. No. G,.-Garden. Regarding
alidating corporation charters. Cor
oratons Other Than Municipal.
II. B. No. lGa-Homncs. Providing
for codifcation Of probate code. Judi
ciary.
, Fl. B. No. l73.-Moen. Regarding:
proof of planting of trees. Agricul-
tural
Ncac Bills.
S. B. No. 63.-Ihoreson. Creating
revolving fund for Irvine plant at cate
prison. Agriculture
! S. B. No. 253.-Wallin. Creating
County adjus,er. State Affairs.
S. B. No. 2G4.-Ialcott. Appoint
inert and obligation of jailers. State
! Af1:irS
S. b. No. 26i-Kcnncdy. TO create
improvement districts in cities. Cities
and Municipal Corporations.
S. B. No. 2tG.-Stcvcns Relating to
bridge funds. Highways and Bridges.
S. B. No. 2G1-Duncan. Appointing
All assistant dairy commissioner and
providing for the better supervision of
the creamery industry in the state. Ag-
! riculture.
S. 3. No. 2GS.-Duncan. Making an
annual appropriation of $lo.oo0 for
work of dairy commission as set forth
in previous bill.