Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-25
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LONG Term
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HOUSE KILLS THREE SENATE
BILLS RELATING TO LENG.
THENING TERM OF OFFICE.
.C0R0PRAC1IC BILL PASSES
Also Jaoobson's Bill Relating to
Fire Guards Around All
i Country Schools.

age of senate bills was taken up by
the house yesterday afternoon and
among the very first bills disposed
OF were the three senate bills intro
duced jointly by Senatores Mcbride,
Kirkeide and Leutz which dealth with
the lengthening of the terms Of office
Of governor, slate and county Off.
GERS.
AL three of the bills were tulneu
down, senate Bill u, relating to the
Term OF OItlce OF governor lost with a
vote OF ~ tor anG 81 against ana the
Otner Two Ellis mos. Is and ~ were
.AuellnI.eiy postponed IN view OF the
acllOn OF the house on the tirsl mem
..vIAeu DAIl.
'lhe house did moi go on record as
opposed to the four year term prOpo-
sMi0n but turned the bills down Tor
the reason that the proposition did
not appeal to the members as feas-
lble at this particular time. MI. Tor
son pointed out the fact that the
main idea OF the bills was to rid the
state OF the expense of the biennial
election. But he also pointed out
lnaL ule SAX year term VI JuuSes ul
the supreme court would necessitate
an election in between the four year
periods contemplated as would the
election for United States congress.
man.
Last Bills Passed,
The last hill passed by the house
fer transmission to the senate was
II. b. 230, Purcell, relating to. crime
commission to study the causes Of
crime in this state, 4 y &
Other Bills Passed.
s. b. 139, Englund, which places
telephone companies under the sup
eryision Of the board OF railroad COM
missioners and gives this board pow
or to compel physical connections be-
tween telephone systems, to regulate
rates, ETC., was passed by the house.
Senator Englund's chiropractor bill
(S. B. 116) also passed the house.
The vote on this measure was 81 for.
u against and Is absent and not vot.
ing Mr.. Everson moved the cliDch.
er on this vote and his motion was
carried.
Other senate bills passed by the
house were:
S. B. 158, Hyland, relating to the
admission of livestock into the state
of North Dakota.
S: B. ia, Heckle, relating to board
of trustees for soldiers home.
S. B. ITS, Rowe, providing state
aid for North Dakota department of
the G. A. r.
S. B. SO. Rowe, to provide uniform.
ity of school text books in each Of
the school districts.
S. B. 81, Porterfield, to prohibit the
illegal sale of dangerous drugs.
S. B. III, Jacobson, requiring fire
drills in the public schools and pro-
viding for fire guards.
S. B. 80, Bond, establishing cru
raj credits" department.
s. B.. 246, Mcbride, relating to re-
ENDORSEMENT Of owners of tubercular
cattle
S. B. 241, Trageton, relating to du.
ties of county auditors.
eENz's GRAY DOME.
Paso Robes, Cal, Feb South
Side fans need not be surprised
should they glue their lamps to a
gray-thatched slab artist when the
'Sox return. The apparently aged
twirler is Joe Benz, who once boast
ed luxuriant crop OF rich, sandy
hair. The ravages of typhoid fever
played hob with the iuzz on the Butch
er boys dome. Though he still is
twenty pounds under weight and
weak from his Illness the Batesyillc
boy is confident he will soon be alb g
to show his old Tine l0zinN