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and the chair ruled that the ayes had
it. Acall for a division was again
ignored, and the house was in an up
roar.
When the house arose. Mr.. streeter
moved that the report with reference
to house bill No. 156 be considered
separately, and the motion was sec
onded by Mr.. Ployhar. The motion
carried. and was SO announced by
Speaker Frame.
Mr.. streeter moved that the report
be so amended as to recommend No.
1856 for indefinite postponement. Mr..
Owens moved that the report be
adopted. but his action was ruled out
of order.
Ny. Hendrickscn moved that further
consideration Of house bill No. 1856 he
indefinitely postponed. The ayes APP
peared to have 1t, but Mr.. Lambert
demanded a roll call. 1t was granted.
and the motion to Indefinitely post
pone further consideration OF the
measure carried by a vote of Sc ayes,
IS nays and 10 absent and not voting.
The Earlier Business.
When the house convened Thurs
day afternoon a communication from
the governor brought the information
that he had approved and signed
house bills Nos. IL and 100 and had
filed them with the secretary Of state.
The committee on railways recon-.
mended indefinite postpcnement for
house bills Nos. 324. 439 and 467. No.
296 was accompanied by both a ma
jority and minority report. No. 459
and S. B. 207 We're recommended for
passage.
The committee on highways recon-
mended that tie senate's amendments
to house bill No. 70 be concurred in,
and the report was adopted. The COM
mittee on counties and county bound
aries recommended that house bill No.
434 be referred to the committee on
judiciary: 4s1. indefinite postpone
ment and 4S6 and 4S9 for passage.
The committee on state affairs rec.
commended indefinite postponement for
S. b. rs; S. B. 200. passage: 8. B. SO
amendment and passage: H. b. 363.
postponement: 32S. passage; 235. post
sage: 391, postponement.
The committee oil judiciary report
ed as follows on house bills: Nos. 427,
passage; 426, passage; 421. passage;
420. passage; 1913. passage; BAT. post
ponement; 419, postponement; 3SS,
postponement; 381. postponement;
367. postponement: 800. passage; 314.
amendment and passage.
The committee on ways and means
recommended as follows: II. B. No.
413, majority postponement, minority
passage: 216. postponement; 298, re-
ferred to committee of the whole with
on agriculture: 3l7. passage; 400,
amendment and passage. Committee
on penal institutions: 1911, amendment
and passage: 416. passage. Appropria-
lions. 247. passage; go. passage: 1872.
amendment; 35, postponement; POI,
passage. Committee on public print
ting. 447, postponement: 331, post
|ponement: PSI. referred to committee
Of the whole; 239. amendment and
passage. Public health, 364, referred
to committee on education.
snfr Bill Referred Back.
Upon motion Of Representative Di-
vet, senate bill No. SO. the anti-snuff
bill. was referred back to the COM
mittee on public health for further
consideration.
Chairman Anderson Of the commit.
tee appropriations asked and wa
granted more time to consider No. 293,
the France budget bill.
Upon motion, house bill No. 43S was
withdrawn from the committee on
public printing.
Many Bills Passed.
Another grist Of house bills wal
passed Thursday afternoon. the fol.
lowing being placed upon third read.
ing:
No. 4os. repeating section 1902, re.
vised code Of 1905; IS ayes, 5 nays
81 absent and no voting.
No. 418. covering Of charges anl
fees Of state and county auditors; re.
ferred back to committee on ways and
means.
No. 4ss, compensation Of publ,