Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-26
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ell at the agricultural college, stating
that the students Of the college were
to make a tour Of the state In a spec
ial train and tina: the train would ar
rive in Bismarck from Minot on Feb.
ruary u, when the students would be.
pleased to greet the members Of the
assembly and that q concert would be
given at the capitol building. The
communication also stated that Pres
ident Worst would deliver the Lincoln
memorial address If invited to do SO.
On motion OF Senator Mcdowell the
communication vas referred to the
committee or state affairs.
Dilis Reported From Committees.
Senate Bill No. G.. Bronson, relating
to motor licenses, was amended by
committee on highways and bridges
and recommended to pass.
Senate Bill No. 80, y artner, relat-
ing to garnishment proceedings in jus.
tice court, was recommended 10 pass
by committee on judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 43, Talcott, authoriz-
ing publication OF report of inspector
Of rural schools, was amended and
recommended to be re-referred to CON-
mittee. on appropriations.
Senate, Bill No. AZ, Porterfeld, relat.
ing to adulterated insecticidc and
fungicide, was amended and recon-
mended to pass by committee on state
affairs.
Senate Bill No. As, Porterfeld, re-
lating to duties Of pure food commits
| sioner relating to cold storage plants
and warehouses was recommended to
lpass by committee on state affairs.
The committee on engrossed and EN-
rolled bills reported that Senate Bills
Nos. 8, Is, AZ had ~een correctly en-
crossed.
Special Committee Report.
The select committee to whom the
message of Governor Hanna had been
referred for constellation, of which
Senator Elken was chairman, filed
Their report which contained a large
number of recommendations as sug-
gested in the two messages.
The report is as follows:
"Mr. President, and Gentlemen of the
Senate of the Thirteenth Legislative
Assembly: a.
I'VE, your committee. to whom was
preferred the messages of the Honorable
John Burke. retired governor Of this
| state, and the Honorable l.. b. Hanna.
present governor, do respectfully report
that we ave gone over the messages,
and report On the same as follows:
with reference to that part of Gov
ernor Burke's message referring to pro-
! posed constitutional amendments Great
ing a law for the publication of a pro-
posed constitutional amendment to
| cheaper the expense Of printing propos-
cd amendments, u committee is In
! formed that a bill has already been in
| troduced and is now up for considera-
| ton.
The matter Of assessment Of property
is also being attended to by bills.
The matter Of public instruction Is
also a matter which is being attended to.
THE matter Of legislative a%ppropria
tons is, a .matter which is attended. to
! by the committee on appropriations.
'The matter Of %glandered horses is al
| so under consideration BY bill. providing
for indemnity and calling for an appro-
priation. i
Diaries
"Ihis matter Is under consideration by
! the livestock committee, and a bill has
been introduced and legislation is being
formulated providing for this industry.
Your committee Is heartily in favor
! II endorses any movement which Will
increase the productiveness of the farms
and the happiness Of the agricultural
population Of our state.
1.-The military reservation Is Il matter
which is now under consideration by the
committee on military affairs, Us we'll as
the matter relating to war veterans of
the Spanish American War.
Good Roads
The matter Of good roads is already a
matter for consideration by d number OF
bills introduced in the senate and also in
the house.
Your committee endorses any lcgisla-
ton which will result in the bettcrment
Dakota Ia, .s
.E = vi inspection . a.
This. matter is ~ow considered by a
bill and will have proper attention from
the respective committees.
State Fair
This matter Is also under considcra-
ton by a bill already introduced.
Panama-Pa cific International Exposition
This matter is already before both
bodies of the legislature and should be
taken care Of by the state affairs com
| mittee and with senate and house when
reached. Vim
Initiative and Referendum
Concurrent resolutions. relating to
this subject, are already introduced and
| will come up for consideration at this
legislative session.
Employers Liability and Workingmen's
Compensation Acts
your committee believes that this sub
jcct Of legislation should be called for by
the employees of the various employment
| unions in this state, and when so done,
! should receive proper consideration.
The power Of removal from office is
a matter that we do not wish to make
any recommendations on at this time, as
there is no legislation proposed covering
this subject.
state Hail insurance
This matter is already before the leg
islature and when such bill is reached
| will receive proper consideration.