Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-19
LIVE STOCK COMPANY
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS
testing against any change in the me
chanics' lien law.
Third READING Senate Bills.

testing against any change in the me-
chanics' lien law.
Third Reading Senate Bills.
1913, Davis, providing for the remov.
al Of certain county, municipal and
township officers. an action started by
governor at request Of electors. There
was opposition to this bill being con.
sidered at this time and in order to
give those interested more time action
was deferred until Tuesday.
1872, Mclean, relating to the exam
nation OF records of certain public
officers. Passed. 46 ayes. 0 nays 4
absent and not. voting.
144, Talcott, relating 70 the duties
of township treasurers and the meth
cd Of drawing township funds from
the county treasury. Passed 46 ayes,
nay, 3 absent and not voting.
1872. Vail, prohibiting excessive en-
Denditures out of appropriations and
providing for al emergency commits.
sion. Passed 46 ayes, 0 nays, and 2
absent and not voting.
Third Reading House Bills.
.1G, O'Connor, providing for sanitary
hotels. including eight foot bed sheets
and other requirements. There has
been considerable discussion over this
bill and it was not passed without OPP
position Yesterday. S1natOr Jacobson
objected to the part requiring that
plumbing be required in all hotels Of
a certain size on the ground that in
the western and newer part 1t would
be impossible to comply with the re-
ouirements. His motion to amend by
cutting out this part was lost. He
had another amendment cutting out
that part Of the bill which requires
that all hotels shall be inspected be-
f0re~they can open and that was car
ried. An amendment was also attach
ed to the bill as it came from the
house providing that where it calls
for individual towels. the hotel keep
er may if he so desires substitute pa
per towels. The bill was finally pass
cd with sc ayes, 10 nays and l absent
and not voting.
No. so providing for closet and priv
les at railroad stations and defining
how they shall be kept was passed
with 46 ayes, 0 nays and 4 absent and
not voting. saa
IS. relating to county road funds
was passed after the amendments had
been explained to the senate by the
secretary and there was a change
made as regards the amount OF mill
tax. placing the minimum at IA and
the maximum at five mills. The vote
was, As ayes, l nay and / absent and
not voting. 90 4
Senator Talcott moved that vote by
which II. B. 154 was lost be %racOnsid
cred for the purpose of cutting out
amendment which made immune the
state fair association from requiring
]Itroasurers to give bonds to directors
The motion carried ana it will be ul
for final passage again today.
In Executive Session.
The executive session OF the senate
which lasted for nearly an hour and
a half yesterday afternoon is said
to have been filled with action. 1t is
generally understood that he matter
ofthe confirmation Of the m hand
ed in by Governor Hanna as members
|0f the board OF control Of penal and
Icharitable institutions was the matter
under discussion, but the fact that
there was no announcement made OF
confirmation is proof that there was
no vote taken. 1t is understood thai
those senators who are opposed to
oorErrnot;D oon;,,aopo1 n f1ihl1Cto)
and that there was so much time tax
EN- up that the matter was not put to a
vote. Reports are to the effect that
the fight is being waged against the
appointment of A. D. Grant Of James
town and on the grounds that he
comes from one of the towns where
one of the larger Of the institutions is
Located. 1t is generally under
stood that there will be another ex
ecutive session held this afternoon
but whether any action will be taken
at that time appears to be somewhat
Of a question. or course these are
merely conjectures on the part of thu
iIeporter as the members themselves
refuse to give out information as tc
+! JuSl 5hdClly MldL HoppSASu'
Adjournment was taken immediate
ly after the executive session.
New Senate Bits Read and Referred.
297. Bond, by request, relating to care
of estates. State Affairs. ~ ...
29s, Davidson, relating to duties county
auditor in return of payment of taxes
Ways and Means.
299, Steel, relating to rural schools
Education. ''#ts HE
800. Ganssle, relating to salaries coun-
ty judges. Judiciary.
SOL, Davidson. relating to tax lists
Ways and Means.
1902, diversion. prevent delay in cases ap-
realed. Judiciary. &
1903, Plain, sidetracks near %boundar!
line. Railroads.
3o4, Leutz, creating Inspector weights
and measures. Ways and Means.
MacauIay as q TaIker.
Where Macaulay's talk failed Il
clearly shown by Greville. III he. could
<rooI loco honvilv nm the ground. il he