Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-02-12

OF these COMMITTEES reports, bn whel
their attention was called TO the de
meanor there was an unQuestionable
though cheerful, response for the bal
ance Of the afternoon.
Another house bill that worked ii.
way out Of a committee "a bill No
81, which was recommended for pas
sage after 1t had been amepded b.
the committee on public health.
The committee on education re
turned the largest batch Of bills o.
any Of the committees. and the bills
reported were as follows:
S. B. No, IS, amended and do pass.
No. 100. amended and do pass.
S. L. No. 223S, do pass.
S. B. No. 2Sl. do pass.
S. b. No. ZIG. do pass.
S. B. No. 234, do pass.
S. B, No. 1874, indefinitely postponed
S. B. No. 225. amended and do pass
The committee on banks and bank,
ing reported bills as follows:
S. B. No. 1873, amended and do pass
S. s. No. 95, indefinitely postponed
-. ~. Nv. 90, w pass
Message From the House.
The senators then listened to a mes.
sage from the house which gave notice
that the house had %concurred in the
senate resolution providing cheaper
freight rates for second handed auto.
mobiles. and also concurred in the
resolution providing for memorial ex.
ercises on Feb. % for Judge Morgan
and Judge Templeton. The resolution
providing that no biographical sketch,
es be published of the members of this
assembly was also concurred in.
The same message also transmit.
ted house bills 24S and 1SS. which had
passed the house. and also senate bills
50. IA and SO, which the house had
passed unchanged.
Bills Re.Referred.
Senator diversion moved that house
bill &c be re-referred to the committee
on judiciary, but Senator Hyland want
it to go to the committee on state at.
fairs. where there was a similar bill.
but Senator diversion stated the com.
mittee on judiciary wanted to amend
the bill so that deputy sheriffs in the
different counties would not all be ap.
pointed from the county seat town, as
it would save some travelling expenses
if they could be scattered over the
county. Mr.. Oyerson's motion pre-
vailed and the bill was so re]-referred.
Then on motion of Senator Davis sen.
ate bill 143, which covers the same
subject was changed from the state
affairs committee to the committee on
judiciary.
Senate Bills That Passed.
No. IS, Bronson, creating teachers
insurance and retiremcH.. fund. The
bill received Al ayes, Z hayes and n
absent.
No. 104, Cashel. relating to institu-
ton for feeble minded, 40 ayes and
one absent
No. 50, Bronson. size of engines and
cars and 15-foot clearance; AZ ayes,
Z hayes and one absent.
House Bills Read and Referred.
There were only two house bills
read and referred, and those We're 24S,
relating to ~non-residents being COM
mittcd to the asylum, referred to CON-
mittee on state Affairs, and 1888. relat-
ing to poor asylums being located in
counties, referred TO the committee on
Affairs.
Joint Session Today.
There were no other bills on the
celandar and President Kraable an
nounced that today the senate would
meet at 2 o'clock as usual and march
in a body to the house chamber to
the Lincoln memorial pro-
gram TO be given by the student coun-
Gil and the address bv President
Worst.
Alter several committee announce
ments the senate adjourned at 3:46 on
motion Of Senator Mudgett.
New Senate Bills Read and Referred.
No. 249, Garden, relating to qualifi-
of embalmers, referred to the
on public health.
No. 25), Kretschmar, investing in
bonds money of educational institu-
lions, referred to committee on state
No. Psi. Thoreson, providing that
husband and vile be held for family
expenses. Judiciary.
No. 25z, Nelson, relating to the tu-
)erculosis sanitarium at Dunseith.
State affairs.
No. 253, Hanley fixing terms Of
court in Twelfth judicial district. Ju-
H..
No. 254, Englund. relating to how
'ailroads may extend lines in state.
railroads.
No. 2255, Plain by request, providing
or creation of farmers clubs and gov
'rnor to appoint organizer for two
ears. Agriculture.
No. 1885,. Gronvold, providing that
iecond handed furniture to be sold
.hould be disinfected. Public health.
No. 257, diversion, payment of school
warrants when there are no funds.
state affairs.
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