Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-09

on it's third reading and passed by {
vote of 70 ayes, 8 nays, and "a alb
sent and not voting.
House Bill No. 80, relating to &C
commodations and sanitary condition.
at railway stations, passed by a v0tt
of IS ayes. 0 hayes and IL absent ant
not voting. !,
House Bill No. &c, relating to pub
lie schools, passed by a vote Of 81
ayes, 0 nays and Is absent and MOI
voting. b fE
House Bill No. 19S, authorizing the
establishment of city scales by mum
cipalities, passed by a vote OF 50 ayes
9 nays ami Is absent and not voting
A. message from the senate trans
mitted to the house a concurrent resO
luton relating to the adjustment o.
the custom of printing the ipcures
and biographical sketches Of men
bers in a booklet issued by the com
missioner OF agriculture and labor.
Senate bills Nos. Is, ISL and 49,
also were transmitted to the house
and House ELL No. 20, validating Ger
tain execution sales, was returned
from the senate somewhat amended
At this juncture Representative
Owens moved to adjourn, but the mo
ton failed to carry, and reference to
the attorney generals communication
was taken up. sn.
@ Committee Of the Whole.
Representative Hendrickson presid
ed in the chair when the house resolv
ed itself into a committee of tho
whole. NH It34 i,stharr
House Bill No. 22S was first taken
under consideration. 1t had been re-
ported back from the committee with
both a majority and minority report,
and a motion by Mr.. Owens that the
bill be re.referred to thecommittee on
judiciary, carried.
House Bill No. 4, which would re-
duce the legal rate of interest from
IL to 10 per cent, was the subject OF
a long debate, in which nearly every
member in the lower branch partici-
pated, and at the conclusion of the
long debate the bill was recommend
ed for indefinite postponement by a
vote of 46 ayes to 80 nays.
Senate Bill No. 62, Debating to wolf
and coyote bounty, was recommend
ed for passage.
The Committee Arises. ",
1T was just 4:3O o'clock when the
committee arose, and three minutes
later the house adjourned until Mon.
day afternoon. In the meantime, how.
ever, Representative Anderson had
moved that the report On House Bill
No. 4 be considered separately, but
the motion lost. Anderson asked for
roll call on the adoption of the re-
port, and Martin demanded a call OF
the house, but the proceedings were
interrupted by T,ompson's motion to
adjourn.
Bills Introduced In the House
SS95, Hjelmstad, relating to fees of at
torneys for foreclosure OF mortgages and
liens. Judiciary. H
32G, Curry, providing tina county COM
missioners shall be elected by the cleo
tors Of the entire county. Elections and
election privileges.
$27. Stenjehm. being an act to secure
the purity of elections. Elections.
32S, Norheim, regulating the certiflca-
ton Of public accountants and the prac-
ticing of the profession Of a~ccountancy
State affairs.
go, Kyllo, providing that police OFF,
GERS may be authorized to take thumb
print Identification of suspected crimi-
nails. State affairs.
$50. O'Connor, relating to the condi-
tons attached to the admission of for
eign insurance companies to do business
N the state. Insurance.
33ll, Martin, for an act to provide for
the publication and distribution Of a
with the emergency clause attached,
Public printing. .'al -
%S2. Kellogg, prohibiting the sale or
other disposition of animals affected with
contagious or infectious diseases and the
use Of the milk or hides of such animals.
Public affairs. aM .
33%%3. Kellogg. relating to the burial of
cattle killed for tuberculosis. Public
health.
"f AS'oNA' plOpC1t y GA
cmpt from taxation. Taxes and tax
laws. a. " ...
3%7, Strcctcr. relating to compensation
for members of the legislature making
payment of $500 for two-year term. .Ju-
dietary.
"3S. Weis. designating some Sunday in
the month of May of each year as moth
ers' day. State affairs.
3?29, Dynes, for an act providing for the
appointment Of a township overseer.
Highways and bridges.
$40. Curry. relating to libel and circu-
lation thereof. Judiciary.
3l1. O'Connor, relating to dependent
and neglected children. State affairs.
3i2. Northrop. to prevent the procrea.
ton of criminals or insane. Public health.
3d3. Burnett, for the relief of Company
l.. Natio1al Guard. Military affairs.
3Ai, ,treetcr, relating to terms OF court
in Sixth Judicial district. judiciary.
3l5. BrattOn. relating to the fees for
b on highways. Highways ard
bridges. Z
The Martin slaughter house and the
'kensey and Shepherd flats were or.
dered closed {by the city board OF