Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-29

any time he has a chance, and he will
pull on the trigger just the same. if there
is a bounty or not on the coyote.
Senator Davis rose again and said
he had just received word that the
supreme court had held that the word
may was equivalent to the word,
SHALL" Secretary Austin said it was
a fact that the supreme court had
80 ruled, and there being no further
objections, the amendment of Mr..
Hoverson carried and the bill passed
as amended by a vote of 43 ayes, )
neys, and 2 absent and not voting.
Senate Bill No. 100, Hanley, which
saves time for heirs to homesteads,
was passed with only one absent vote
lacking.
This ended the affairs OF the senate
for the day, and the following house
bills were read and referred:
House Bills Read and Referred.
House Bill No. 10, inde!nnifying
owners of glandered horses, referred
to committee on live stock.
House Bill No. ID, relating to terms
| of court in the Second district, refer
red to the committee on judiciary.
House Bills No. 80, relating to du-
ties Of state treasurer, referred to
committee on state affairs. @
House Bill No. 81, preventing fraud
ulent sale of stock, referred to COM
mittee on live stock.
House Bill No. So, relating to rights
in tax judgment sales, referred to the
committee on tax and tax laws.
House Bill No. 70, defining crime Of
bootlegging and providing penalty, re-
ferred to the committee on temper
ance. ..-.. ,
A number of committee meetings
we're then announced, and the motion
of Senator Thoreson at $3.50 adjourn
ed the senate to Wednesday at >
o'clock.
New Senate Bills Read and Referred
Senate Bill No. 15l, Plain, to legalize
execution and acknowledgment of GER
tain mortgages. deeds and other ~jnstru-
ments in writing, and making same or
certified copies admissible in evidence.
Referred to committee on judiciary.
, Senate Bill No. 1852, Englund, relating
to transfer of messages by telegraph
companies and penalty for violation of
same. Referred to committee on rail-
roads. %.
Senate Bill No. 153, Plain. concurrent
resolution amending constitution relating
to direct legislation, the proposing of con-
stitutional amendments ard reference of
laws, giving people right to reject laws
at the polls. Referred to the committee
en- elections.
Senate Bill No. 15i, Bond, a~ppropriating
SIT, 661 SO for Minot Normal school. Re-
ferred to the committee on appropria-
lions.
g Senate Bill No.. 155, Clark, relating to
powers of village officers in organizing |
fire companies, to appoint fire wardens,
and otherwise regulate village govern
ment. Referred to committee on city
and municipal corporations.
Senate Bill No. 1856, Elingson. creating
a bonding department in office of state
examiner for purpose Of issuing bonds
for county officers. Referred to commit
tee on ways and means
Senate Bill No. 157. Bronson, concur
rent resolution amending constitution,
providing certain election franchises. Re-
ferred to the committee on elections.
Senate Bill No. 15S, diversion, apprOpri-
ating $1,000 for salaries, clerk hire and
field work for historical society. Refer
red to committee on appropriations.
Senat Bill No. 159, diversion, to pro-
vide $1,000 for gathering data and print
ing manuscripts and pamphlets for his
torical society. Referred to the commit
tee on state affairs. " -
Senate Bill No. $50, Clark. defining
branches to be taught in public schools.
Referred to the committee on education.
Senate Bill No. 161, requiring railroad
companies to line and cooper cars for