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

281, which provides for the recall o.
public officers, the Steele bill relating
to the first and second choice fol-
state officers and 27S also relating tt
the primary election law the senate
took long steps toward fulfilling the
promises made in the Republican plat
form which was endorsed in the cam
paign of 1910 All of the bills went
through with little debate and will be
| sent to the house in due course OF
| time.
s. B. 222 which changes the time OF
holding primary elections to the last
week in July was also passed. there
! being some attempt on the floor to
make amendments, but all failing OF
success.
These bills in connection with the
passing of the anti-pass bill created
the only stir in the senate.
Among the other bills passed by
the senate was one prohibiting the
use of firearms by children under the
age CT IS years unless they ale &C
companied by proper guardians. A
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tor vehicles and further providing
that the money so raised shall be
used in the improvement and main
tenance OF highways, the same bill
regulating the speed of automobiles
on country roads to 80 miles an hour.
S. B. 81. which was passed today
provides for fee for sheriffs where
they report and certify to uncollect-
ible delinquent personal property tax
es. This is the bill which has caused
great deal of interest to be aroused
over the compensation sheriffs receive
for their work and similar bill was
killed in the house.
The Kennedy bill which raises the
standard Of requirements for pharma-
cists in the state was passed. The
bill also provides for the reorganiza-
ton Of the board of dental examiners.
Simpsons bill providing that Off
GERS of the law may not recommend
attorneys to persons arrested was
also passed.
In the senate committee report
among others was on recommending
that Senator Martins bill for the es-
Enlistment of an agricultural college
at Beach be indefinitely postponed.
Martin asked that the bill be allowed
to come up before the committee of
the whole which request was granted.
Senate Committee Reports.
Irrigation and drainag e-S. 3. 26J
relating to additional assessments for
drains, slightly amended and do pass.
Corporations other than municipal
S. p. $50, regulating name of corpoi-
ations and to prohibit the use of mis-
leading words in the names of cor
porations. do pass.
Public health-H. 3. SO, creating ::
board of state dental examiners and
regulating practice of dentistry, do
pass.
State affairs-H. B. 1877. regulating
the circulation of publications of Ag-
ricultural college, do pass. S. B.
263. creating the office of county ad.
juster, do pass. S. B. 1902. concur
rent resolution establishing agricul.
tural college at Beach, Indefinitely
postponed and by request of Senator
Martin referred to committee OF
whole
Judiciary Concurrent resolution
from the house providing fer the pub
LEGATION of the code to he known as
Revised Codes of 1911, slightly amend
ed, do pass and referred to committee
on appropriations. H. r. II. non-par-
tisan tax commission bill. majority
report do pass. minority Indefinite
post0cr ement. S. B. 81. who may sue
for divorce. majority do pass, minor
ity. indefinite postponement.. H. s.
254. who shall act when county judge
is disqualified or absent. do pass. S.
B. 3O2, forfeiture of firearms or other
weapons when found on persons con-
victed of crime, do pass. S. B. 307,
relating to length of terms of judges
of the supreme court, do pass. S. !