Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-06
ID and referred to the various commit


ed and referred to the various commit
tees.
Bills Are Passed
Bill NO. 76, relating to the salaries
of deputy sheriffs and clerks, was
placed upon its third reading and it
was discovered that an amendment
had been omitted in %engrossing, and
it was referred back to the engrossing
committee.
Bill No.. n, protecting municipali-
ties from combinations of contractors,
was passed, and similar action was
taken with regard to ELL No. %, re-
lating to what percentage of banking
funds may be used for the purchase
Of furniture, fixtures and parcels OF
ground.
The speaker signed Senate Bill No.
6S and also Senate Bill NO. so.
Committee of the Whole .
1t was 2:54 when the house resolved
itself into a committee of the whole,
with Representative Dean of Grand
Forks chairman. %.
After House Bill No. 100 was rec
commended for passage, Representa-
tive Burnett moved that the commit.
tee arise, but the procedure was in.
tercepted by consideration of No. 1333,
the initiative, referendum and recall.
New House Bills introduced
$50, Calnan, for. an act making an
appropriation for the maintenance OF
departments of agriculture, manual
training and domestic economy in
state, high, graded and consolidated
schools. Appropriations.
go, Geiger, for an act to apprOpri-
ate money for the maintenance, care
and repair of the old settlers and
historical park at Walhalla in Penn
bina county. Appropriations.
21l, Owens, for an act creating a
state agricultural immigration COM
mission providing for appointment OF
one member from each congressional
district appointed by the governor
and confirmed by the senate and sal.
airy shall not exceed $500 per annlm.
immigration, a l..
| SiS, NdllidI, lcIdllllS " lIlC iiiCCI-
ings of school boards. Education.
273, OConnor, relating to motor Ii.
cense and making license for motor
cycle 81 instead of So as at present.
! ways and means. ,
ga, Williams, providing appropria-
ton for $4,000 for purchase for site
for state park and capitol grounds.
State affairs. e
275, Nyhus, providing for four year
terms for county officers and members
of the Legislature. judiciary.
.276, Wing, providing appropriation
to pay for sinking of test wells to-
ascertain grade Of Ignite coal in
stratas lower than where ordinary lig.
mite is found. Goa! and coal lands.
277, Huso, requiring traSk buyers
of grain to pay license to state.
Warehouses and grain grading.
27S, Divet, appropriating $500 each
for members Of probate code commits.
sion for balance due on services rem
dered.
279, Huso, providing that party hav-
ing grain stored in warehouse or ell
evator must give twenty days notice
before he takes it out and that barley
and oats shall not be subject to grade.
Warehouses and grain grading.
$50, Hedalen, relating to the dock
age of grain in elevators. HWarehous.
es and grain grading.
f2S1,, Hedalen, making term Of mem
bers of house Of representatives four
years and that regular session of leg
'islature he held every four years.
Elections and election privileges.
2S2; Dean, relating to city and
school depositaries. Educational.
2SS, Lewis for an act prohibiting
false. and misleading advertising state
affairs. Gia Nat8 f'sf
2S4, WARDROBE and Buck, for APP
'pointment of state? liquor inspector.
Judiciary. taaAa
2S5, Snyder, appropriating money
for erection, equipment and mainten.
ance Of pumping and acclimatizing
plant at the biological station at Dew
lis Lake, calling for $4,000 annually.
Appropriations.
2S6, Fritz, relative to legislative Of
ficers and employees and their compen-
sation. Ways and means.
PSI, Hendrickson, appropriating
$57S.35, to reimburse Burke county
for money paid out for disposing Of
the remains Of horses killed for hav-
ing glanders, said horses not being the
property Of residents Of Burke county.
Appropriations.
2SS, Moen, for an act providing for
the inspection of freight and express
books and records by the states at
8torney in the enforcement Of the pro-
hibition law. Judiciary.
289, Nyhns, relating to the law gov
erning the running, Of automobiles and