Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-21

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tee on public health for further con-
sideratioM. ....- a..@g Er
Chairman Anderson of the commit
tee on appropriations asked and was
granted more time to consider No. 25s'
the France budget bill.
Upon motion. house bill No. 43G was
withdrawn from the committee Oh
public printing.
Many Bills Passed.
Another grist of house bills was
passed Thursday afternoon. the fol
lowing being placed upon third read
ing:
No. 40S, repeating section 1902. re-
vised code of 1905; 50 ayes, five nays,
q absent and not voting.
No. AT, covering of charges and
fees of state and county auditors; re-
fcrrcd back to committee on ways and
means.
No. 1873, compensation of public
administrator; IS ayes, , nays and 81
absent and not voting. 81. ....
No. 210. penalty for failure to COM
nly with provisions of law relating to
grain buyers reports; 81. nays, "A, ayes
II absent and not voting. ..e ...
No. 254, initiative and referendum:
made special order for Wednesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. b
No. $50, appropriation for rental Of
y. 0. Hellstrom's land; 81 ayes, l
nay ana 90 absent and not voting.
No. $50. appropriation for Williston
experiment station; SO ayes, no nays.
20 absent and not voting.
No. 40, aprropriating $1l6,O9O for
current and contingent expenses and
improvements at state penitentiary;
, Sc ayes. no nays ad % absent and not
voting.
No. II. appropriation for school for
deaf and dumb at Devils Lake; So
ay,s. 9 nays and 2G absent and not
voting.
No. 1874, appropriation for school OF
science at WahEcton; SIS ayes. ! nay
and % absent and not voting.
No. 800, appropriation for mining
sub-statiOn at Hebron; SO ayes, - nay
and u absent and not voting.
no. 1c4, appropriation for mainten
ance Of agricultural sub.cXpcrimcn'
station at Hettinscr; ID ayes, L nay
and 36 absent and not voting.
No. 374, relating to sidewalk spec
ial assessment funds; 70 ayes. a nays
and 81 absent and not voting,
2l4, assessment of bank Stock; SIS
ayes, % nays and 81 absent and not
voting. .. e a.
No. 1877, duty Of county auditor anC
requirements Of taxes aud deeds; e.
ayes. S nays and 40 absent and moi
voting.
No. 81, anti-cigarct bill: G2 ayes, q
nays and % absent and not voting.
Speaker Signs Bills.
The speaker signed the following
bills: S. B. No.. 40, %, l41, 1865, Is
and 129. %.... 49,,
At this .juncture house bills Nos. Is
and PSI we're returned from the sen
ate. where they passed.
Senate bills Nos. ITS. 244, ISL and
261 we're placed upon their. first and
second readings and referred to the
various house committees.
A recess of ten minutes vas then
taken. ~ .
Committee Of the Whole.
When the house resolved itself into
a committee of the whole, action was
taken on several general orders, be-
sides those previously mentioned, as
follows:
No. 10, encouraging elementary ed.
ucation, recommended for passage;
No. 81, appropriation for Mandan re.
form school; passage; As, a%ppropria'
ton for experiments to determine
milling value Of cereals and other
tests. passage; relating to ware.
house receipts; 145, treatment and
board Of insane patients, passage,
268, foreclosure, No. 26S, limiting the
time within which real estate mort.
cages may be enforced, passage.
Although there we're a number of
senate bills upon the calendar. none
of these were placed upon third read
ing and final passage Thursday.
The house adjourned at 4:45 O'Clock
The first formal address of Presi.
dent Wilson, chairman of the house
committee on labor, is to be rendered
a farewell dinner, to mark his retire
ment from congress, and in aprecia.
ton of his services to organized Ia
Dor, by the Central Labor Union OF
Washington.