Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-16

Senator Talcott arose and made the
statement that he was willing to leave
the deciding vote to the fairness Of
the president and Lieutenant Cover
nor Kraabel voted to favor the motion
OF the senator from Cass. Gibbens
made statement that the Talcott mo.
ton included suspension Of the rules,
but vas ruled out Of order. At $3.50
q motion to adjourn by Talcott was
carried.
Anti.Pass Law Stands.
The Intervention Of Senator Elken
as a member of the committee on rail.
roads headed of any chance of the
senate repeating the a%nti.pass law
Saturday afternoon.
Senator Carter had introduced u
bill that made provision for the use
Of railroad passes, hut it also pro.
vided that members OF the legislature
and state officials could not collect
mileage from the state if they used a
pass.
Two Reports Submitted.
The bill was reported back from
the committee on railroads Friday af.
ternoon with a minority and majority
report, Senator Elken alone standing
out against the balance of the com.
mittee, filing the minority report as
against the passage Of the bill,> roll
call was demanded on the adoption OF
the minority report, and those voting
for the minority report as against the
bill we're: Messrs. Albrecht, Barnes,
Bond, Bronson, Cashel, Clark, David.
son, Davis, iElken. Ellingson, Ganssle,
Garden, Gibbons, Helgeland, Hover.
son, Hyland, Mcdowell, Mclean, Mud
gett, Plain, Porterfeld, Putnam. Steel,
Talcott, Thoreson, Trageton, Turner,
Vail, Wartner, Williams, while those
voting against the minority report in
favor of the bill we're: Messrs. Allen,
Bonner, Carter, Duncan, Englnnd,
Gilbert, Gronvold, fIanley, Heckle,
HOokway, Hughes, Jacobson, Kretsch-
mar, Leutz, linde, Loftsgaard, Nc
Bride, Nelson, diversion, Young.
Senate Bill 121 Recalled.
As soon as the prayer and roll call
were disposed of Senator Plain,
/ through a motion, recalled Senate
ELL 12l from the committee for the
purpose Of correcting a clerical err
rOr.
More Bills Ready for Action.
The committee on enrolled and en-
crossed bills had just reported that
senate bills 8, 33, 81, 14l, 1877, 1853,
1888, 21S, 227 and 22S had been cor
rectly engr0ssed and that senate bills
A and 100 had been correctly enroll,
ed, when a message was brought over
from the house transmitting to the
senate house bills 1872, 252, 2S3, 233,
2S7, 81, 200, 1921, 1o2, 355, 147, 81,
which the house had passed, and also
returning senate bills q, 36, 1873,
which the house had passed unchang-
ed, and Senate Bill g., which the
house had indefinitely postponed.
Petitions Still In order.
Though the senate had passed three
woman suffrage bills in a row, the
members are still receiving petitions
to provide votes for women, there be-
ing four received Saturday. There
were also six petitions. against any
change of the mechanics lien law and
one against high license for wagon
p%eddlers.
Bills Received From Committees.
Judging from the number Of re.
ports received the main committees
of the senate had held some long
night sessions and the bills reported
back We're as follows: "
II. 3. ia, elecu.OcS, do pass.
S. B. 121, appropriations, amend and
do pass.
II. B. so, railr Dads, amend ard do
pass.
S. B. 222, railroads, minority, indef-
initely postponed, prevailed.
s. B. 1872, majority, railroads, do
pass, lost.
s. B. 2l2, warehouse and grain grad
ing, do pass.
S. B. 121, warehouse and grain grad
ing, amend and do pass.
s. 3. 173, state affairs, amend and
do pass. .'.l.". .''.
S. B. 1903, state affairs, amend and
do pass.
S. B. 1875, state affairs, referred to
committee on appropriations.
S. B. 233, state affairs, do pass.
S. B. As, state affairs, amend and
do pass. ' .-~@
S. B. 1913, state affairs, rc-reierred
to committee on appropriations.
S. b. 50, judiciary, amend and do
pass. : .'.& a
S. B. 229, judiciary, indefinitely
postponed. ""2
S. B. $50, judiciary, indefinitely ost-
poned. N..
IS. B. Psi, judiciary, indefinitely
postponed. "".
IS. b. 210, judiciary, do pass.
II. B. 95, judiciary, indefinitely post
poned. r.e
s. b. 245, judiciary, amend and do
pass. f
S. B. 121, correctly e%ngrossed.
Senate Bills That Passed.
Senate Bill 236, by Mr.. Talcott, Gre
lating a state board Of education, pass
ed by a vote Of 4S ayes and 2 absent.
Senate Bill "a, by Mr.. Davidson,
| requiring county treasurers to put no.
tation on tax receipts, was up for pas
sage, but was re~.referred to the com.
mlttee on tax and tax laws for fur.
Their amendments.