Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-18
BILL
is ARGUED
IN HOUSE
Routine Grind Of Bills Takes
Place Of Usual Oratory
in Lower Branch
IN THE HOUSE.

l Nv ~ ~S@s
Convened at 2 o'clock
Bill passed by House increasing
solons' compensation to 5000 for two
year term.
House passes measure authorizing
examination of criminals and insane
patients by surgical board.
Several Senate bills passed and
signed; will soon become laws.
AS committee Of the whole, House
argues over labor lien bill recommend
, ed for passage.
House adjourns upon motion Of Mr..
Owens at t:2o O'clock.
While there was little to break the
monotony of routine session of the
house yesterday afternoon, a number
OF bills We're passed by the lower
branch, representing considerable i'm
nOrtant legislation.
Immediately after the house conven-
ed at 2 o'clock. a message from the
senate transmitted senate bills Nos.
2%6, 121, 1877. ia, 22S, 227, 1888, %. 16S
and 21S to the lower branch
The committee on engrossment re.
ported bills Nos. 1913, 27O, SO, 1856, 1876,
179, %, 212, ...34, 246 and 253 to be
correctly engrossed.
The committee on temperance rec
commended the indefinite postpone.
ment of house bills Nos. 3S6 and 109.
The committee on ways and means
recommended amendment and pass.
age of house bill No. $50, senate bill
No. 152, and house bills .2S2 and 264.
Indefinite postponenient was recon-
mended for house. bills, Nos ,a51. .33aSS.
and 379
The committee on municipal corpor-s
ations recommended house bill No.
BAG for postponement; No. 396 for
passage; No. 1872 for passage, No. 4O4
for postponement; No. 229 for pass.
age.
The committee on judiciary recon-
mended that house bills Nos. 1858 and
37C do pass.
The committee on state affairs rec
commended the following house bills
for passage; Nos. 1929, 1T, 159, 312,
307, 341, 226. These were recommend
ell for indefinite postponement; Nos.
$50, 1856, 2S9, 1s5; No. 324 was re.re-
ferred to the committee on railways.
House bills Nos. 20, II and five
We're reported as correctly enrolled
by the enrolment committee. g.
Bill is Re-Referred.
Upon motion of Representative But
Ter Of Ramsey county. the report of
the health cOmfittee ith reference to
bill No. 316 was considered separately,
and the bill was re-referred for amend.
ment.
House Bills Passed.
Practically the only interest attach
ed the session in the lower house
was with reference to the passage Of
house bills.
House bill No. 253, providing that
portion of the grounds at<the tubercu-
losis sanitarium be leased to private
individuals, passed by vote OF 80 ayes,
0 nays and II absent and not voting.
House bill No. 1852, creating sur
gical board for the examination of con-
firmed criminals, rapists and insane
patients, rassed by vote Of 73 ayes,
20 nays and Is absent and not voting.
House bill No. 155, permitting coun-
ties o appropriate money to prevent
the spread Of tuberculosis, passed by
a vote Of "a ayes. no nays and II alb
sent and not voting.
House bill No. 357, relating to the
powers and duties of boards OF con-
troll with reference to the employment
of GERS for the institutions, and
fixing heir salaries, was passed by a
vote of 7S ayes, 'l9 nays and IA absent
and not voting.
House bill No. S1S was placed upon
third reading. but upon motion of Rep
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