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

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sources for an exhibit at the Norway
centennial, making an appropriation
therefor. It was placed upon third
reading and passed.
Bills Passed In House.
The following house bills were plac.
ed upon third reading and final pas.
sage in the house:
No. 429, pertaining to the promis-
cuous distribution OF drug samples;
first lost, then reconsidered and later
passed.
No. 424, repeating chapter AS of
the laws Of 1907, passed.
No. 4l3, providing for the inspGt.
ton of coal imported into this state,
passed.
No. 800, relating to printing and dis.
tribution Of journals, bills and public
documents, passed.
No. AGO, Lambert's morality" bin,
lost.
No. $50, relating to conditions Of
admission of foreign insurance CON.
panies to do business in this state,
passed.
No. 442, prohibiting township treas.
urers from depositing township mo.
neys in their " name, passed.
No. lG5, defining cooperative asso-
Citations and authorizing their incor,
poration, passed.
NO. 4SS. extending powers and du.
ties of state and district v%eterinari.
ans, and providing for testing ami.
mails exposed to the disease known as
CHAMBERS, passed.
atl, authorizing trustees of public
property to sell volumes OF supreme
court reports now on hand. passed.
No. $50, giving city councils the
right to authorize the manufacture by
municipalities OF gas and electricity
for commercial purposes, and the in.
stallation OF municipal telephone sys-
tens, passed.
No. l45, relating to the sale of prop
crty belonging to insane patients,
passed.
No. Ala, an appropriation OF $4,000
for an exhibit Of the states resources
at the centennial celebration at Chris.
tianla, Norway, passed.
Senate Bills.
The following senate bills we're
were passed by the house:
No. III, appropriation for expenses
incurred by the Twelfth legislative
assembly, passed.
No. %, appropriation of $4,000 to
l., jarn,;r,, ,,nrt,nnr yyltn hnun InSf nui.
tmals from the disease known as CLAN.
dcrs, passed.
No. 1853, appropriation for the North
Dakota Historical society, passed.
No. 9S, a%nti.snuff bill, passed.
No. 40, appropriation for improve.
ments at experiment sub-station at
Hebron, passed.
No. POI appropriation to meet ex:
penses Of state geological survey,
passed.
No. lO4, relating to the maintenance
OF, inmates at the institution for fee
ble-:ninded, passed.
No. 20, appropriation for an indus
trial building at the school for the
deaf and dumb at. Devils Lake, pass
ed.
No. 43, authorizing publication Of
the report OF the inspector OF rural
and graded schools for 1912, and max
ing appropriation therefor. passed.
No. Z. appropriation for the state
university and school OF mines OF
North Dakota, passed.
No. 1862, creating board to prepare
and publish history OF North Dakota
troops in the Spanish.American war
and the Philippines, passed.
No. 10, appropriation to complete
the silver service fund, indefinitely
postponed.
General Orders.
The following were considered by
the house as a committee Of the
whole:
H. b. a., druggists permit bill, in
definitely postponed; 37S, meetings
and duties Of county boards OF health,
passage; 403, candidacy Of judges OF
the supreme or district courts, pas
sage; Az, creating board of immigra-
ton and making appropriation for the
uCIJdl llllCIIl, IcCOuIiIIClIuCu IOI l'do-
sage and later passed upon suspen.
sion Of the rules; senate bills Nos.
202, relating to automobiles, passage;
2S4, times and places for holding
general terms of the supreme court.
passage; S48, requiring bonds from
publishers OF school books, passage;
347, relating to high school diplomas,
passage; 20, general powers OF boards
Of trustees Of incorporated villages,
passage; 2S3, annual contingency fund
for commissioner of insurance, pas
sage; 145, appropriation for Wahpe-
ton Science school, passage; 121, ap-
preparation for jamestown asylum,
passage. The latter three were plac- (
ed upon final passage upon suspen- /
sion of rules. s's