Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-06
SENATE
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the bill was killed when it came to
nal passage.
II. B. $40 was introduced for the
purpose of giving the secretary OF
state more time in which to get out
the publicity pamphlet, which is re-
uuired under the election laws, and
the bill passed. 1t was stated once
during the argument over this bill
that it a necessary two year;
ago to send the work out OF the state
in order to have it done, as there
we're not any shops in the state that
we're large enough to handle it. That
was a :misstatement, as the work
was let by bid and the Devils Lake
Journal secured the work and they
were not able to handle it and sent
it to a Twin City firm and the deputy
secretary OF state was sent to the
office where the work was being done
to see that it was out on time and
the proof properly read. There are
at least three offices in the state
where the work could have been han
died, The Times-Herald of Grand
Forks, Walker Bros. & Hardy OF Far.
60 and the Tribune Co., Of Bismarck.
The senate passed House Bill 80,
which provides that where a cHnsti-
tutional amendment is printed on a
ballot that part of the amendment
which contains the change from the
present law shall be printed IN black
face type, so that the voter ina
know just what change he is voting
for.
Senator Ovelson moved that the
vote by which 6. B. 1853 was debated
he re%considered and the moticG car
RED. and then the bill was put On
third reading again and with the ras-
sage a start was made toward a
change in the assessment. plan Of the
| state, for if the bill becomes a law
there will be a county assessor who
will have charge OF the assessment
CT the entire county.
After there had been 2 conference
of the joint committee on rules it was
decided that rule ten should be made
to read so that it would allow of the
transmission of senate bills to the
house and house bills to the senate
until 10 o'clock this morning. when it
is expected all business will be clean
ed up and neither house will have
anything to consider except bills from
the other house for the remainder Of
the session.
The first bill to be received in the
senate with a veto from the governor
was Senate ELL 1872, which provides
for extra clerk hire for registers Of
deeds. This is the bill that the SEN
ate tried to get back from the COVER
nor, and which he declared he had
no right to send back.
Senate Bills Passed After Recess.
$50, Hughes. expenses state engineer.
36S, Mudgctt, relating to county scat
removals.
$50, Bronson, settlement of causes for
| personal injury.
15?. diversion, duties of the historical
society.
243. Hoverson, statement of county
auditors and treasurers.
367, Thoreson, maIiciously destroying
property.
90, JiCODSDI. reports Oh corporations,
and providing for their cancellation and
! reinstatement.
274, Tragcton. liability Of hotel keep
erS.
277, Davis. terms of county commits
sioners.
$40, Hanley. changing name of reform
school to state farm and mechanics art
school.
373, diversion, release of persons alleged
not to be insane.
6i, Talcott, amended to leave blue book
in second class of printing.
307. TragetOn, bridge tax for cities.
1887. Cashel. county judges confirming
sale of property by administrators or en-
| ecutors.
81, Talcott, regulating payment Of fees
in state departments.
293, Williams, annual county budget.
$40, Albrecht, school age and who ex-
Gmpt from compulsory attendance.
391, Mudgett. relating to clerk hire for
register Of deeds.
252, Nelson, relating to tuberculosis
sanitarium.
957, Hanley. damages for delaying mes
sages.
los. Mudgett. abolishing township, viii
lage and city assessors.
81, Gronvold, legislative bureau de-
partment.