Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-11
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some action towards making his pro-
vision.
The Bill Passes.
When the bin was finally placed on
its final passage it received 4G ayes,
with Senators Davis, Hughes and
Young voting no., while Senator Steel
was absent.
Lien Law Is Sustained.
The senate convened promptly at
2 o'clock Monday afternoon, with only
one member absent, who was excused.
Many petitions were again filed with
the senate, three of which were filed
by Senators Bronson, HoverSon and
diversion, protesting against high IL
ccnses for wagon peddlers, woman
suffrage petitions were also numerous
and six were filed by Senators Barnes,
Vail, Hoverson, Ellingson, Bonner ard
Hyland. The old mechanics lien law
received endorsement in the petitions
filed by Senators Albrecht, Cashel
and Mudgett.
Reports Of Committees.
The committee On enrolling and en-
crossing passed over a number OF
bills for action, among them being
senate bills 20 and 81, that had been
correctly re.engrossed, and senate
bills 10, 13S, 14O and 200, which had
been correctly engrossed and were
ready for passage.
In the report submitted by the COM
mittee on education Senate Bill 2 was
withdrawn at the request of the au-
thor, while senate bills 112 and Iii
were indefinitely postponed. Senate
Bill So had been amended, but was
recommended for passage.
The report of the committee on ju-
dietary contained obituary notices for
senate bills 46, 10S and 100, which
had been killed by the committee,
while the committee on cities and mu-
nicipal corporations amended and e.
ported for passage Senate, Bill
1G6, as did the committee on ways
and means with House Bill 76.
/ Care For Indians.
Under the head of motions and res.
olutions, Senator Hughes offered a
| concurrent resolution making provi.
! sion for the care and education of the
Indians Of the state, and the resolu-
ton asked that 100000 acres of In
dian land be set aside for the aid Of
the two Indian schools now in the
state. On motion the resolution was
referred to the committee on Indian
affairs.
Memorial Services February 22.
The special committee of the sen.
ate and house named to prepare men,
orial service in commemcration Of
the late Chief Justice David E. Nor.
gan and the late Judge G. F. Temple.
ton submitted it's report, which stated
that the exercises would occur in a
joint session held in the house on
Fe1ruarys22.
On motion Of Senator Gibbons Sen.
at ELL 1877 was referred to the com.
mittee on state affairs, and Senate
Bill 81 was re.referred to the com.
mittee on appropriations.
Bills That Pass.
Under a suspension of the rules,
|Senate Bill 1866, by Ellingson, provid-
ing for the reinstatement Of Cancelled
corporations when a penalty Of $1,000
and all arrearages were paid, was put
on its third reading and it passed
with As ayes and 2 absent and not
voting.
Senate Bill 141, Bronson, providing
for the confirmation Of the convey.
ance Of the family homestead, passed
by a vote of 4S ayes and 2 absent.
Senate Bill 1I0, Plain, providing
terminal elevators in the state, pass.
ed with 46 ayes, 8 nays and 1 absent.
Senate ELL 200, Wartner, providing
for expenses of district judges when
holding court outside of their dis
| tricts, "a amended on the floor by
the author, and passed with a vote
of AZ ayes,-l nc and 2 absent.
Senate Bill 1873, Bond, providing tax
for educational institutions, passed
with a vote Of 4S ayes, l no and l alb
sent. @
House Bills Read and Referred.
II. d. &C, relating to public schools.
Cities and municipal corporations.
II. B. 100, making railroad fare 2 IL
cents a mile. Railroads.
H. B. 1913, relating to powers Of city
councils. Cities and municipal cor
porations.
H. E. 80, providing sanitary condi-
tons of depot waiting rooms. Rail-
roads.
More Bills Reported.
The sixth order of business was
again referred and the committee on
railroads reported that Senate Bill
% had been amended by the commit
tee and was recommended for pas
sage, and the committee on state af-
fairs reported similar action on Sen
ate Bill 104.
This disposed Of the days affairs in
the senate, and after several commit
! tee meetings had been announced,
Senator Hookway's motion adjourned
the senate at 1881.
New Senate Bills Read and Referred.
239, Elken, providing state exam
| iner examine state departments four