Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-24
BILLS
we're killed
House Committees Report Few
Bills for Passage on Sat-
urday.

were either killed or referred back
to the committee of the whole housee
without recommendations.
The highways committee reported
in three bills as follows: H. B. No.
1873, action be indefinitely postponed;
H. B. NO. AS, referred to the COM
mittee of the whole house without
recommendations; H. B. No. 1855, re-
ferred to the committee of the Whole
house without recommendations.
The first bill, III. e. No. 1873, is VOL
fer's bill relating to the disposition
Of moneys derived from motor We
hicle license fees, in which it is pro"
vided that such moneys and fees can
be expended by each county on its own
highways under the direction of the
county superintendent of highways or
the county commissioners.
The two bills referred to the, WhOle
house without recommendations are
T. Twichell's bill providing for the
raising Of the county debt limtt. for
roads purposes and T. Twichelrss con.
current resolution amending the con.
sti:1tion relating to the bonding Of
the state for roads purposes.
Inheritance Tax Bill.
Mr.. Baldwin's inheritance tax bill,
H. B. No. 9, was recommended for
passage as amended by the committee
on taxes and tax laws. This bill
clears up parts of the present law.
which are not clear and eliminates
others, the legality Of which r
doubtful.
z. TN = 1nno rnjffn1 M IN vnc o1c0 s0nNrn
mended that action on H. B. No. 100,
Smith of Kidder, taxing agricultural
tools, i'm. PIGMENTS and machinery, be
Indefinitely postponed.
Resolution Do Pass.
The state affairs committee report.
ed favorably en- the senate resolution
memorializi1g the national congress to
act favorably on the proposed amend.
ment to the naturalization laws restor.
ing citizenship to Americans who
have moved to Canada and returned
to this country in a years time. The
resolution was recommended for pass.
age. "
This committee also killed H. B. No.
Al, Frietag, relating to the converting
of charges and fees collected by state
and county otticNrs into the state
treasury.
The public health committee recon.
mended that H. 8. No. 1876 and H. B.
No. IA do pass. The former was in.
troduced by Mr.. Williams and ECU
lates the practice of dentistry so as to
prohibit students in dental colleges
from practicing without a license. The
second bill is Mr.. Sandbeck's relating
to the medical inspection of pupils in
the public schools, requiring the EN-.
ployment of a physician as medical
inspector whe1 petitioned by a major.
ity OF persons having children attend.
ing school.
The public health committee also
killed H. 8. No. s., Fraser, relating
to the practice of dentistry, and pro.
viding that the time be extended to
January i, 1916, in which a dentist
can take examination to practice den.
tistry without previously taking one
year of academic work in the Uniyer.
sity of North Dakota.
On recommendation of the minor
lty of this committee H. B. No. So,
!Hoghaug, relating to persons chroni-
cally addicted to the use of habit.
FORMING drugs and providing that the
states attorney may bring such per-
sons before the insanity board and
they may be committed to hospitals
until cured, was referred to the com.
mittee on temperance.
Newspaper Contests O.. KID.
The committee on public printing
killed the bill Oh. 2. No. 80, Jahr.)
making newspaper subscription coa-
tests unlawful.
The committee or judiciary killed
II. +. Nc. 81, l.. L. Twichell, relating
to the costs Of civil actions in county
courts having increased Jurisdiction.
This bill would change the costs that
a lawyer is entitled to in such an ac-
ton.
The Judiciary committee also recon-
mended that the McFadden resolution.
received from the senate. be- inldein.
itely postponed.
Senate bills IA and g. were both
recommended for passage, as amend
ed. These bills relate to costs of civil
actions and tims for answeripgsi in
county courts.
Robert Zelmar of Wildrose. received
a bad kick from a horse, which broke
his nose. mashed his upper Jaw and
cut his faca