Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19

ayes, no nays, and 10 absent and not
voting.
No. III, duties of county treasurers.
G. a"es, Is nays and % absent and
not voting.
No. 3l2, publication of constitutional
amendments. 65 ayes, 80 nays and lG
absent and not voting.
No. 3O7, relating to a~bstractors OF
title. 6S ayes, Is nays and rs absent
AMI not voting.
No. BAL relating to dependent and
neglected children. SO ayes, 3 nays
and % absent and not voting.
Senate bill No. SO, registration OF
farm names. 70 ayes, 10 nays and 20
absent and not voting.
Message from the Governor.
A message from the governor
brought the information that house
bills Nos. 5. 30 and AZ had been signed
and filed with the state secretary.
Upon request Of the senate, Senate
bill No. 23G was recalled from the
house committee on education.
Discuss Cigaret Amendment.
The senate's message with refer
encc to house bill No. 67 was consil-
cred, ard a motion was made thai the
anti.cfaaret oil as amended by the
senate be referred to the committee
on temperance. The motion failed
A motion was made to concur in the
scnate's amendment, and that motion
lost. A motion was then made and car
ried, to refer it to the house as a COM
mittee of the whole to consider upon
general orders.
Senate bills Nos. 1871, 173, 1888, 2lO,
PIP, As an SO were placed upon their
first and second reading, and were
referred 20 the various house commit
tees.
Committee Of the Whole.
Representative Bjornson was in the
chair when the house resolved itself
into a committee of the whole, and
ur:il the liquor inspection bill came
up, everything was progressing lovely
The following bills we're recon-
mended for passage:
No. 179, appropriation for mainten'
ance of Military Wood reservation IN
Ramsey county.
No. 81, appropriation for the Dickin'
son experiment station.
No. 255, amending the tree bounty
law. g..
No. z56, providing a bounty for and
defining shelter hedges.
No. 1l9, authorizing court or judge
to remove officers for misfeasance'
m%alfeasanca or ~nonfeasance in Office.
II. B. 2)1, an act creating the office
of state employment agent and max
ing an appropriation therefore. Mr..
Campbell moved that the bill be re-
ferred back to the committee on Ju'
dietary as he held that the bill was
unconstitutional in its present form
and referred to the temperance com
missioner act PASSED a few years ago
and which was declared unconstltll-
tional by the supreme court. There
was no second to the motion to rerefer
and on motion of Hill OF Bottlneau,
the bill was recommended to pass.
H. B, $50. to avoid the expense or
selling land for a trivial tax was rec
commended to pass. ,
Fl. B. 2S2 relating to city and school
repositories was recommended TO
pass. "
Fl. r. &C.. which relates to leaving
of gates open on private roads was
recommended for passage.
Fl. B. 329, which provideds for the
proper. identification of criminals was
sent from the house to the committee
of the whole with a majority report
OF do pass and a minority report for
indefinite postponement, but the com
mittee of the whole adopted the report
of he majority of the committee.
II. B. 159 relating to %coroner's fees
was recommended do pass.
II. B, 226, authorizing the supreme
court of the state to direct the bar
association to institute legal proceed
ings for the disbarment or other dis
cipline of practicing attorneys and
providing for the payment of counsel
and to fix the amount and direct pay
ment was recommended for passage.
S. B. 1872 relating to the transfer Of
messages by telegraph companies,
was recommended for passage.
After completing the work OF the
committee of the whole and making
a report to the house the house ad
iourned at ten minutes to six.
ST. JOHN WOMAN 100 YEARS OLD.
ST. John, N. b., Feb. 16.-Surround-
ed by several generations of descend
ants, Mrs. W. o. Durham today cele-
brated the one hundredth anniversary
of her birth, at her home in st. John,
West. Among thase present were the