Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18
HOUSE
Continued from rage One.)

, Continued from rage One.)
T resentative Leu, it was referred to the
committee, of public heealh.
House bill No. 234, making an an
nual appropriation Of $4,000 to the
:, state livestock board, passed by a
vote of 81 ayes, l nay and Is absent
and not voting.
! House bill No. 261, relating to the
publication Of notice Of foreclosure,
was re-referred to the committee on
public printing.
House bill No. %. limiting the
amount to be invested IN furniture and
fixtures by banking corporations, pass
ed by a vote OF CT ayes, - nays and
% absent and not voting.
4; House bill No. 246. relating to the
maintenance OF wire fences along the
public highways, was recommitted to
the committee which had It under con.
!; sideration.
House bill No. 10, relating to phys.
ical connection and joint rates of tele'
phone companies and requiring inter.
change of service. passed by Il vote
of 100 ayes, 0 nays and IL absent and
not voting.
House bill No. 3S7, a concurrent res
olution, increasing the compensation
of members OF the legislature to $500
for the two year term, passed by a
vote of 6S ayes, &c nays and II absent
and not voting.
House bill No. 1856, relating to the
building and maintenance of fences
on county boundary lines, lost by a
vote of 49 nays, 81 ayes and rs absent
and not voting.
House bill No. PIP, relating to the
-bonds of school district officers, pass.
ed by a vote of so ayes, / nay and 80
absent and not voting.
The speaker signed house bills Nos.
), 20 and AZ.
Senate Bills Referred.
A batch of senate bills were placed
upon their first and second reading
and were referred TO the various
house committees rs follows:
Senate bill Nos. 227, sale of person
al property, judiciary committee; 22S,
release of cause for action, judiciary;
ia, counties and county boundaries;
121, appropriation of $4,000 to
Jamestown asylum, appropriations;
236, state board of education, educa-
tional; 1SS, costs Of board and treat
ment at insane hospital, charitable in
stitutions; SO, prohibiting use of pub.
lie drinking cups, public health; 16S,
permitting farmers to drain their land
into road bitches, drainage; 21S, dis
tribution of corporation fees by state
treasurer, corporations other than
municipal; 1877, employing legislative
help by contract plan, ways anu
means.
Third Reading Senate Bills.
Senate bill No. 40, relating to the
sale and transportation of adulterated
insecticides and fungicides, was refer
red back to the committee for furth-
cr consideration Mr.. Martin express
ed the opinion That it might be one of
those bills which is attempting to
make people buy all that sort of thing
at the drug stores. 1t was explained
however, that Prof. Ladd had declared
the measure to be a good one.
Senate bill No, 166, relating to the
reinstatement and valuation Of can
celled corporations, passed by a vote
of 80 ayes, three nays and II absent
and not voting. --
Senate bill No. al, in the interests
of the repose and Quieting Of titles,
Ipassed by a vote of 63 ayes, 30 nays
and IS absent and not voting. An at
tempt to attach the ~"clincher" motion
failed.
Committee Of the Whole.
Representative Odland was in the
chair when the house resolved itself
into a committee Of the whole for the
consideration of general orders.
The first bill taken under considera-
ton was No. 245, authorizing cities
and villages to condemn plots OF
ground for dumping grounds. After
considerable discussion it was amend
ed to provide for the condemnation OF
land only 80 rods from any residence
and 40 rods from any public highway,
and the pill was recommended for
passage.
House bill No. 267,. relating to liens
on livestock. was recommended tor
passage.
House bill No. 81, making an appro.
priation for a stand of colors for the
Rock Island wood military reservation
was recommended for passage, al
though it was argued to some extent
that the appropriation of $4,000 an
nually made the national guard,
should Incorporate the expense for this
flag.
Senate bill No. 6, relating to the
handling OF automobile license funds,
was recommended for indefinite post.
ponement.
Senate bill No. 80, relating to garn-
Iishment proceedings in justice court,
was recommended for passage.
Senate bill No. 10, amending the
herd law, the object being to protect
1.-THE farmers in the northern part OF
the state who have not yet cut their
grain, was re-referred to the commit
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