Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-25
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in the afternoon, being No. 500, re-
lates to the printing and distribution
of journals, bills and public docu-
ments. The first three We're referred
to the committee on election and cleo
ton privileges, and the latter was re-
ferred to the committee on public
printing.
Message from the Senate.
Senate bills Nos. 1879, 1856, 256, 161,
27O, 291, 271, 255, 213, POP, 2S6, 2S7,
1S4, III, 234 and .253 which have pass
ed the upper branch We're transmitted
to the house, and house bills Nos.
116, ! and 55,r were returned from the
senate unchanged. House bills Nos.
223, 240 and 246 were indefinitely post
pcned by the senate, and a message.
brought this information.
/. The governor sent a message to the
house announcing the fact that he had
signed and turned over to the secre-
tary of state, house bills No. Is and
129. The enrolment committee re.
ported house bills Nos. SO, 81, 70, 76,
so, 249 and 339 to be correctly enroll
ed and the committee on engrossment
reported the following to be correctly
engrossed: Nos. 165, 243, 26S, 375,
372, 3S9, 4O3, AIT, 1923, AIS.
Message From the Governor.
A message from the governor
brought the information relating
to capitol building lands, and
the message was ordered published
in the journal, after which it will be
referred to the committee on stat af-
fairs.
Standing Committees Report.
Standing committees reported as fol-
lows:
Ways and means: H. B. No. 400,
referred to judiciary; 457, postponed;
1888, postponed; AS, passage; 435,
passage; Ais, amendment and pass
age.
Tax and tax laws: No. 25S, amend
ment and passage; judiciary: No. ASP,
amendment and passage; AS, amend
ment and passage; 422, passage; 453,
amendment and passage; 81, lndefl-
mite postpOnement.
Representative Williams introduced
a resolution directing the secretary OF
state to have published in the blue
book a copy of Lincoln's Gettysburg
address and Lincoln's portrait, Wash
ington's farewell address and his por-
trait, and a picture of the American
flag. The resolution was adopted.
Another resolution was adopted pro-
viding for the publication of 500 cop
les of the several memorial addresses
delivered at the capitol on Washing.
tons birthday.
Third Reading House Bills.
The list of house bills included sew
eral appropriation measures, and the
disposition of the bills when placed
upon third reading and final passage
was as follows:
House bill No. All, merchants no.
tice to creditors before making sale
of entire stock of business; IS ayes,
13 nays, 80 absent and not voting.
No. 400. pertaining to candidacy and
election of judges of supreme and dis
trict courts; referred to committee on
judiciary.
No. 243, extending the term of Office
of the governor from two to four
years, and providing for the appoints
ment OF certain officers; Representa-
tive Haraldson moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed, and Mr.. Sny:
der demanded roll call on the vote. 1t
| resulted in SO ayes, "A nays and Il
absent and not voting.
No. 375, revision and adoption OF
ordinances by cities; 81 ayes,2one nay,
IS absent and not voting.
NO. 425, relating to the, powers OF
city councils; 50 ayes, 0Re,nay, 30 alb
sent and not voting.
No. .SS9. relating to primary cleo
%tions; 81 ayes, Is nays, y absent and
not voting.
No. 42S, amendment revised codes
1906, relating to elections; Is ayes, 9
nays, q absent an dnot voting.
No. 165, defining cooperative asso'
Citations and authorizing their incor'
poration; referred to committee on
corporations other than municipal:
No. 272, relating to powers of GENE