Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-26

considered and referred to committee on
tax and tax laws.
Expeditions
"This matter was also referred to by
| Gov. Burke. and Is being attended to.
Good Roads
Both Governor Burke and our present
governor have recommended legislation
! covering good roads. AS stated before.
this committee Is IN favor OF any legisla-
ton tending to make good roads.
The Farmers
I'VE recommend that the committee on
agriculture i%ntroIancc Q bill empowering
counties to levy q tax to hire agricultural
and dairy experts to assist and instruct
their localities in building silos, ana 9th.
or methods Of improved farming.
Flax and Wheat Straw
This matter is up for consideration
and should receive proper consideration.
Farm credits
This matter is being attended 10 by
a bill providing for an Investigation.
Fire, Marshal
"a bin is introduced and this mater
will be taken care OF.
Voting Away from home
Bills have been introduced in both
houses covering this subject.
Elections
This subject is receiving consideration
by bills covering samc.t
Terms Of office
Bills are in providing FOR this recon :
mendation Of the officers.
Business Agent H.,
I'VE leave this matter without rec
ommcndution to this Legislature.
Endorsement Of Laws
Your committee endorses the recon
mendation that all laws should be en-
forced and ali necessary aid be givct II
the officers throughout the state.
Game aad Fish
This matter Is receiving attention N
the proper committee.
Coal inspection
This matter is being attended ia by
Il bill covering the subject.
Public Health
This is Il matter which should be at
tended to by the committee on public
} health.
! Corporations
our committee RECOMMENDS tIc Icu-
sonable regulation of corporations.
The Old Soldiers
"A bill Is already introduced covering
the recommendation OF Governor Hanna
on this subject.
Silver Service
"A bill Is already introduced providing
for the covering of the deficiency.
Labor
This matter should receive attention
by the committee on agriculture and the
committee on abor. .
Blue Sky Laws
This matter is receiving considerable
consideration in both houses Of this SEES
sion. s.s'
State Militia
BILLS are already introduced providing
for and covering this subject.
Hotel inspection
This matter is also already attended
to.
Ignite Coal
This matter is now receiving consid
Grafton. 'Ntf',
OH Inspection
This matter Is receiving attention
anu UIuS CoFciii6 TIC SuuJect i"Sc bCC'
introduced. ...
The Great Plains Experiment Station
This matter is already receiving con-
sideration by a bill introduced, and we
your committee. would recommend tina
the committees or public printing inves.
tigate the present system Of printing re.
ports Of the various institutions and the
departments, and try and find out VIII!
the reports Of all institutions are moi
made. Also investigate n find out II
there is not some way by which these
reports could be condensed. They
should also investigate and study close,
~ the matter Of publication Of consti.
t%utional amendments. and learn, if pos.
Siblc. of some means by which notice
could be given to the electors with less
cost and expense than under the pres.
ent system. n.., g..
1--WE also recommend that the matter
Of funds providing for CHAMBERS In hors-
cs, tubcrcle cattle, and wolf bounty be
investigated and a means sought to com
bine the same into one fund, and n levy
made accordingly. -
Your committee recommends to eacl
L S'Sf ESSholNCiA III VI ltCoC HlCS'
sages, II possible, for the purpose OF
working out legislation in harmony will
same, and for the best interests of tho
state Of North Dakota.
Road Bill Withdrawn.
On motion Of Senator Hughes, Sen.
ate Bill No. l was withdrawn from the
committee on highway and bridges.
as it had been referred to the attorney
general and in his opinion held uncon'
stitutional. This bill had been intro.
duced by Mr.. Hughes and provided two
state highways. At this ju%ncture the
senate went into executive session.
First House Bills Received.
In the open session a message was
received from the house transmitting
House Bills Nos. 5, II, 20 and 40,
which had passed the house. These
were the first house bills to be receiv.
ed for the senate's constellation.
Senate ELL no. 81. relating to dis
pensing with the written journals, was
reported back from the house. The
bill had been slightly amended in the
little, but on motion of Senator Talcott
the rules were suspended, and the
nouse amendments we're cOncurred in
on, roll call. The bill contained an
emergency clause, and will be in effect
as DOR as signed by the. governor.
Womans Suffrage Lost.