Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-30
SENATE
Continued from Page One.)

o 10 the senate WnlcN contained IN
report OF the special commission az
pointed two years ago to Investigate
the advantages of North Dakota il
being represented at the Panama ex
positions held in 1915. This repor
stated that the commission had care
fully considered this matter and ha,
concluded that North Dakota shout,
|1be suitably represented at both tn
exposition to be held at San Francisco
and also at the one to be held at Sal
Diego at about the same time, ant
also recommended $4,000 he apprC
'priated for each Of those eXpositions
Under motion of Senator Gilbert tn
entire report was ordered printed il
the journal.
More Bills Reported.
When that order Of business wa!
reached only three bills appeared
from the committees. Senate Bill No
23 was reported favorably by thu
committee on tax and tax laws, ant
Senate bills Nos. % and SO were re
ported as correctly enrolled.
Message From the House.
A message vas then received from
the house, stating that the lower
branch had concurred with the senate
in arranging for the reception of the
student council from the Agricultural
college on February 18th, when
joint session will be held and Presi
dent Worst will deliver the Lincoln
Memorial address. The message stat
ed the speaker had appointed as a
committee for the house, Messrs. Will
liams, Tucker and Stenehjem. On
motion of Senator Talcott, the secre'
tary of the senate Was instructed to
notify the governor of the senatH's
action.
Third Reading Of Senate Bills.
Senate Bill No. 40, Porterfield, relat'
ing to the itiLeraht vending Of adul-
terated insecticide and fungicide and
providing a penalty. The bill was
slightly amended and passed with on
ly three absent on roll call.
Senate ELL No. SO, Duncan, provid-
ing for the registration OF farm
names, also passed without a dissent
irg vote.
Senate Bill No. %, Bronson, relat.
ing to the enforcement OF mechanics
liens, passed without opposition.
Senate Bill No. as was called UP
w Senator Bronson as a special or
der for the day. This bill had been
by Senator Porterficld aud
provides for the inspection Of cold
storage plants by the food commits;
In view OF the fact that the
bill had been read the third time on
Tuesday, the roll call was ordered
without reading the bill, but Senator
Porteriield offered an amendment
md Senator Hanley stated that under
constitutional provisions now that the
bill had been amended, the rulas
would require it be read again as 1t
had been amended. Senator Talcctt,
who had moved that the bill be pass
I'd without reading, asked to have
hat motion expunged from the rec.
,rd, and when the assistant secretary
started to- read the bill the senators
,cgan to leave their seats and stroll
lbout the chamber and halls, 'but
when the roll was called the bill pass.
ID with 43 voting aye, Senator Hughes
'oting nay, and six we're absent.
More Bills Reported.
On motion Of Senator Bond, the
senate returned to the sixth order
# business and as Senate Bill No. IA,
providing for the determination of 10. |
hers, had been correctly e%Igrossed !
.fter being completely amended by
he committee, was put on its third
cading. Senator Jacobson called at.
cntion to the fact that in line 7 OF
he newly printed bill vas the words,
such persons" while it had been
cad, mo PERSONS" hut Secretary |
austin called his attention to the fact
hat the, committee had made an en-.
rely new bill. Mr.. Jacobson was
ware of that, and said he had the
ewly printed copy before him. Then
Comparisons were made at the desk
nd Assistant Secretary Prater stated
nat he had made a mistake in read.
lg the bill. '
Senator LeutZ then desired to
mend the bill further by making it
pply to 'prairie dogs" as well, but
enator diversion thought it would con-
Use the reading Of the measure, and
n his motion the bill went over for
day. p .as... ....
While the senate was under this
rder of business Senator Davis re-
orted the anti-snuff bill from the
,mmittee on state affairs, Senate
i'll No. 9S, which, including several
nendments made by the committee,
as recommended for passage.
Senator Elken reported favorably
cnate Bill No. 26, relating to cleo
from the committee on cleo
ons, and also Senate ELL No. s.,
lich will provide official ballots for
,hool elections.
Printing CurtaiIed.
at this point the secretary read a
,ncurrent resolution coming from
e joint committee which had confer
d with the governor and the COM
issioners of public printing.
This committee reported they had
considered the subject and
that for the balance OF
Q session that only the Journals be
mt to the names now on the mailing
its and that copies of the printed
lis be sent only to newspapers and
unity auditors, but those over the
ate who wanted copies Of the bills
uld have them by making a request
their representatives, and that a
to that effect he printed on the
ltside cover Of the journal. The J
'mmittee also recommended that