Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-22
ported house bills Nos. &C., l24 and

ported as follows: S. B. As, passage;
H. B. 45l. postponement; s. g.. IS,
passage; II. B. 430, postponement; II.
3. 37S, amendment and passage; 5. d.
1893, amendment and passage.
The committee on counties and
county boundaries recommended S. B.
ia for passage, and the concurrent
resolution relating to the illiteracy
test, was referred back to the co.h-
mittee of the whole without recon-
mendation. The committee on edu-
cation recommended H. B. No. LOG for
passage; S. E. 100, passage, and S. t..
234, amendment and passage. The
committee on judiciary recommended
house bills Nos. AT, 403 and 243 for
passage; 4O7, 1913, 1862, PSI and 275 for
indefinite p~ostponement. The com.
mittee on elections and election priv.
ileges reported as follows: H. B. 415,
476, 355, amendment; 3S9, 423, pas
sage; 1852 and 200, majority and mi
nority report. The committee or cor
porations other than municipal rec
commended house bills Nos. 1G5 and
372 for passage; 1913 for amendment
and 124, 1875 and 1877 for indefinite
postponement.
investigation Resolution.
The senate's concurrent resolution
relating to a proposed investigation Of
the Independent Harvester company
of Plano, ILL.,, va transmitted to the,
lower branch. w
Bills Introduced.
The rules We're suspended while
two bills were introduced. The first
was by the committee on supplies and
expenditures and related to the de.
%linquency of departments in submit
ting annual reports, and the other
by Mr.. Streeter and provided that
county commissioners may submit to
the people the question as to whether
or not a county market place is de-
sired.>
Censorship Board.
Upon motion OF representative Div
ct a committee Of five was named to
consider all future bills which their
author expects to introduce by sus-
pension Of the house. rules, and pass
upon whether or not they are entitled
to such consideration. In other
words, as Mr.. Divet explained it, to
close the flood gates. The committee
named by Mr.. Dean, who presided.
part of the afternoon, consists
Of Representatives Burnett, Rcble,
Williams, Fritz and Gardiner.
House Bills Passed.
After a ten minutes recess the fol-
house bills were placed upon
third reading:
No. 31S, rates for state officers in
the publicity pamphlet; SO ayes, 4
nays, % absent and not voting.
No. so, sanitary conditions railway
stations; "a ayes, no nays, II absent
and not voting. ILL,
No. 143, Inheritance taxation; 7G
ayes, 10 nays, 20 absent and not vot-
ing.
No. SO, amending chapter 135, SEES
sion laws 1907; 10 ayes, 10 nays, %
absent and not voting.
No. 249, duties OF state engineer; Is
ayes, 8 nays, q absent and not voting.
No. Is, encouraging elementary ed
ucation; 81 ayes, no nays, 81 absent
and not voting. Tta43s gEaiust
No. 81, appropriation Mandan re-
form school; so ayes, no nays, 81 ab-
sent and not voting.
No. 40, appropriation for cereal ex-
perinents; 70 ayes, n nay, 81 absent
and not voting. a..
279, relating to warehouse receipts,
10 ayes, Sc nays, SO absent ant not
voting.
No. 145, payment of costs of treat
ment and board Of insane patients;
81 ayes, 8 nays, 45 absent and not
~ agG.
No. 4SC, relating to the disposition
Of penalty and interest; 65 ayes, 6
nays, 40 absent and not voting.
No. 70, relating to county road
6S ayes, Z nays, So absent and
not voting.
No. 1928, certiication of public &C
rs ayes, 4 nays. 81 absent
and not voting. re-
No. 427, boundaries and terms of
court, Ninth judicial district;' GO ayes,
2 nays, 46 absent and not voting.
No. 426, boundaries and terms or
court, Fifth judicial district; 80 ayes,
1 nay, % absent and not voting.
No. 421, boundaries and terms of
court, Sixth judicial district; II ayes,
4 nays and 80 absent and not voting.
No. 420, boundaries and terms
Of court, Second judicial district; Ga
ayes, 8 nays, 80 absent and not vot-
ing.
1913, satisfaction of judgments pend
ing an appeal; II ayes, 2 nays, SO alb
sent and not voting.
No. 369, modification of sentence of
person convicted Of misdemeanors;
81 ayes, s nays, So absent and not
voting.
No. POI, appointment of state immi.
grafton and labor agents; action de-
ferred until Monday.
No General Orders.
No general orders were considered.
by the house, as it was 6:12 o'clock