Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-03-05

and when the rate was finally fixed at
5 per cen the bill was passed.
linde's bill. which provides that the
duty of heads Of state institutions
shall be more clearly defined and re-
During state boards to make reports,
was passed.
S. b. 32S, which measure has been
with us for a long time in different
sessions, and which provides for the
prevention of the Introduction OF IN
toxicating liquors or habit forming
drugs to be introduced into any OF
the buildings Or upon the premises OF
any state institutions or county, city
or village buildings, was passed with
out any serious opposition.
S. +. 202, providing a way to pre-
ven unnecessary delay in appeals
from the district court to the supreme
court, was passed. as was 3O6, which
fixes the compensation that is to be
paid clerks in county courts, the pay
being fixed according to the assess
ed valuation of the county in which
the court is located.
S. B. 325 provides for a state board
of industrial school trustees and vas
passed, while Talcott's concurrent
resolution to amend the constitution
providing for the apportioning Of the
school fund according to the enroll.
ment in stead of the census, was kill
ed-and Talcott had the clincher at.
tached.
S. B. 3S1, which prevents the sale
of pure bred cattle unless accompa-
MED by a certiticte of health, was
passed.
|. Recess Until Evening.
At 6 o'clock there was a motion to
take a recess until 500 in the even
ing, and after some little discussion
as to the hour, some thinking 10 in
the morning would be better, the re-
ess was taken until evening.
The Night Session.
The first night session Of the thir.
teenth Legislative session was held by
the senate yesterday evening when
all senate bills on the calendar we're
cleaned up and on inroad made on
house bills up io: third reading and
final passage.
Senate bill 333 introduced b. Bond
and creating the Office of state archl-
ct was passed with the emergency
clause and the clincher was attached.
2v7. which is an educational bill. a
passed. 35S which requires the rail.
road commission to formulate a UNI
form system of bookkeeping for ele-
vators and warehouses and to provide
for inspection of accounts when asked
for by fifteen per cent of stockholders
was passed. 24l relatin:, to the crea-
ton of Improvement districts and for
the purpose Of special assessments
passed. 900, extending the powers OF
the board of trustees Of incorporated
villages relative to sidewalks, sewers
and paving mains, passed.
Third Reading House Bills.
357 which provides for a raise in
salary for superintendent Of asylum
for the insane to a maximum Of $4,000
passed with fifteen dissenting votes.
1922. which provides for the prevention
of discrimination and unfair competi-
ton in the purchase of farm products,
particularly grain and cream. There
was considerable debate over this bill
as it was held that the grade in the
part that refers to the grain buying
was rather too strenuous and there is
no doubt but that the bill will be re-
considered today and argument contin-
ued The last house bill to receive the
action of the senate Was 314 which is
an act to legalize deeds, judgments
and DEGREES by persons who have died
since making same.
Session at Ten This Morning.
When the work was cleaned up at
1890 Senator Talcott made a motion
that the senate take a recess until
ten o'clock this morning, when 1t is
expected there will be a srist OF SELL
ate bills ready and as they must all
be acted upon before two this after
noon there will be some strenuous
times in the senate this morning.