Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-01-22
No. 90 Re.referred.

unconstitutional.
No. 80 Re.referred.
MIR. Hendrickson moved that II. u.
No. 80 be excluded from the report,
considered separately and referred to
the house as a committee Of the whole.
The motion carried. =
House Bill No. 70 was re-referred to
the committee on state affairs. 1t is
a bin amending the mechanics laws
of the state. and previously was refer.
red to the committee on judiciary.
No Joint Exhibit.
The committee on state affairs rec.
commended that the concurrent resolu.
ton introduced by Representative
Streeter proposing a joint exhibit OF
the states Of North and South Dakota
at the Panama. Pacific exposition at
San Francisco, be indefinitely post.
poned.
1t was also recommended by this
committee that a bill be drafted in.
cooperating the petition of the Ransom
county board Of supervisors providing
that it shall be optional for county
treasurers to file either a surety or
personal bond.
No. SO 10 Postponed"
The committee recommended that
bill No. f33, providing for the pay.
ment Of the expenses of district judges
when they we're called out of their
own district to perform duties, be In.
definitely postponed.
Il recommended that bill No. 50 be
referred to the appropriation commit
tee. 1t provides for a system of pub.
lie accounting.
The committee recommended that
bill No. IS, relating to foreclosure by
advertisements Of mortgage on real
property, be indefinitely postponed.
No. AZ, providing that chaattel mort.
cages shall be made duplicate, and
the mortgage be given a copy. was
approved, with slight amendment.
No. 81, an act to repeal certain sec.
tons of the code relating to mer.
chants liens, was recommended to be
re.referred to the committee on judic.
larry.
Wanted Separate Consideration.
Representative Lambert moved that
bin No. 80 be considered separately by
the house al a committee OF the whole.
The motion was lost.
Representative Streeter moved that
his Panama Pacific concurrent resolu.
ton be considered by the house as a
committee Of the whole. Chairman
Ployhar explained that the committee
had turned down the idea because it
appealed to them that separate and
instinct exhibit would be preferable.
when Mr.. Streeter's motion was put
to a vote, it lost.
Others Reported Back.
No. Ga, placing the compensation
Of county commissioners at S. pei
day. and mileage at 10 cents, was in
definitely postponed. @
No. ~, relating to the gophtr tax
and making the levy one mill instead
of onelAalf mill on assessed valuation
of all real estate, was turned down by
he committee.
No. 80, relating to the duties Of state
was aCpIOVel.
The report was adopted.
Two messages were received from
the senate, in which senate bills No.
SO and 81, relating to the journals,
| were referred to the house for con.
currence. ...
Why Reports Are Delayed.
The Special committee appointed to
ascertain the cause Of the delay in
the delivery Of the official reports Of
the different state departments and
institutions, reported THAT 1t had found
Til reports had been delivered to the
knight Printing company, and some
would be ready for delivery within u
few days, while 9th rs might not be
ready until after adjournment of the
session. a%.'
The report concludes:
1T is therefore apparent that the
law regarding the requirement Of
making such reports has not been
complied with and it is therefore in-
effective. Your committee would rec.
Ommend such amendments to the law
requiring such official! reports as to in
sure the prompt compliance there
| with" ,o
The report was adopted, and upon
motion of Representative Sorlie, &C
ton in the matter was deferred until
today. s-.
Pages Are Prodded.
Representative Freitag introduced
a resolution declaring the service Of
the pages to be very unsatisfactory,
and moved that they be assigned to
certain desks and unless their work is
more satisfactory they shall be dis
missed and none under IA years Of ago
be employed. The resolution was
adopted.
Chairman Ployl,ar moved that the
report oil bill No. Z be re.referred to
the state affairs committee ina smuch
as that committee now has two similar
measures under consideration. The
bill provides ior indemnity for owners
of glandered horses that are killed.
Representative Thompson moved
that bills Nos. % and 81, relating to
mechanics laws, be r%e.referred to the
committee on judiciary, as certain
trades unions have made such request.
The motion was lost in the house.
1iiiSls Withdrawn.
Mr.. T. X. Curry asked to be, permit.
ted to withdraw bill No. 81 for recon-
s%ideration. and the request was grant
ed. The bill relates to the election OF
county officers. and had been referred