Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-24
SENATE
Continued from Rge one.)

Senator Hanley said that inasnuch
as the amended bill was not before
the senators In printed FORM, II,
Thought the final passage. Of the bill
should 90 over for another, day, to
permit the senators to Dec,ne more
familiar with the measure, He said
it was a measure that vitality affected
the western part of the state. and he
wanted more time given for he con-
sideration Of. this measure, and
though Secretary Austin stated the
amendment was supposed to be print.
ed in the journal, Mr.. Hanley moved
v0at the passage Of the bill 50 over.
In explaining the merits Of the
measure, Senator Gibbons said that
the bill as reported from the commit
tee permitted county commissioners
Of any county to decide whether or
not, by their own vote, stock in each
respective county would be permitted
to ru1l at large at certain seasons OF
the year, except wherein a vote OF
the people had been taken providing
otherwise.
Senator Mclean, Who introduced
the original measure, stated he had
no objection to the bill going over,
and there being nc other objections,
Senator Hanley's motion prevailed,
and the bill will he up Tor final pas
sage Friday (today).
The senate convened Thursday
promptly at 2 o'clock, and only two
members, We're absent on roll call.
After the report revising and cor.
rectimg the journal had been adopted,
a communication was>read from the
secretary of the board Of control,
stating that word had been received
from the knight Printing company
at Fargo to the effect THAT the prin:.
ed reports Of the board would he re.
ceived in about another week, when
the copies would be submitted to the
consideration of the members Of the
present assembly.
A communication was also received
from Park River, signed by ID. Il.
Tcwae and "A others, asking the legis-
lature to take action towards North
Dakota being represented at the Pan.
anna exposition at San Francisco.
The petition was led ny Senator
Loftsgaard of Walsh county. and vii:
appear In the printed journal.
Senator Allen caused 10 nave adop:.
ed the report Of the joint committee
OH rules, which with the exception o.
one amendment, provides that the
rules lin force for the session of 1911
shall also be in. force for this SEES.
sion. aat.
Bills Reported From Committees.
Senate Bin No. 8, woman's suffrage,
reported do pass,
Senate Bill No. A, education, do
pass.
Senate Bill NO. AZ, referred from
ways and means committee to COM
mittee and ordered adopted.
steno9rapher at Grand Pacific. :.
Under the head of motions and res:
%obutions, Senator Davis complained
as to the service the senators we're
receiving In thsHway of being sup.
piled with the services of a stenogra.
pher at the hotels He said he could
not speak for the service at the Hotel
Mckenzie, but lie said in spite or
the arrangements OF the committee
on employment, it was impossible to
have a stenOgrapher report for duty
at, the Grand Pacific, and he moved
that Senator Elliin he appointed, as a
committee of one to arrange for the
assignment of one st~enographer for
the senators at that hotel. He said
he favored the selection of Senator
Elkin for this mission because HE had
had similar experience in the past.
Mr.. Elkin respectfully declined, say
ing that there was a committee OH
employment appointed for that pur.
pose and it was the duty of that COM
inittee to make such provision. Sen.
ator Gilbert seconded the motion Of
Senator Davis as to the appointment
Of Senator Elkin, and on the vote by
acclamation there waS only one dis
senting vote. 80,
President announced the entertain
ment for last night at the peniten-
tiary, and that q 500 Line ticket
agent would be on hand to sell tick
cts to such members who wished to
avoid the rush at the depot ticket
Window.
Several committee meetings were
announced, and at 2:47 Senator Bron-
sons motion to adjourn prevailed.
New Senate Bills Read and Referred.
Senate Bill No. ia. Plain, amendment
relating to compensation for assessors
collecting agricultural statistics. Re-
fcrred to committee on ways and means.
Senate Bill No. 115. Mcbride, fixing
time when policies Of hail insurance.
shall take effect. Referred
to committee on insurance.
Senate Bill No. 116. davidson, provid-
ing an inheritance :tax.'J Refereed to
committee on taxes and tax laws.
Senate Bill No. LII. Hughes, relating
to enforcement of liens for storage Of
personal property and charges thereon.
Referred to committee on judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 11S. Hanrey, declaring
void all mortgages OF sliens by. contract
hereafter placed on growing crops with
specified exceptions. Referred
to committee on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 10. Irageton. provid-
ing maintenance Of free. employment Of
ices under supervision 4of commissioner
Of agriculture and labor during July.
August and September. " Referred to
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