Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-18
FORTY BILLS
ACTED upon
Judiciary Committee Of the House
Kills Twelve Bills Alone.

Sc More Una IOiCy DlIIS were eou
in again yesterday by the various
committees, twenty-one of them be-
ing killed in the committee rooms.
The judiciary committee carried off
the honors on the number of bills re-
ported in and also on the number OF
bills put to sleep. This committee re-
ported nineteen bills in and twelve OF
these we're killed.
H. B. 1927, Wiley-Giving Indians
the privilege of obtaining a divorce,
was ore of the bills recommended to
pass and S. B. 139, Englund, which
places telephone companies under
control of the state board of railroad
commissioners al another
Recommended to Pass.
The following bills were recon-
mended 70 pass:
S. B.. 139, Englund-Placing tele-
phone companies under the supervis-
ion of the board of railroad commits
sioners.
H. B. 29S, T. Twichell-Changing
end of fiscal year for corporations
from June 80 to December 81.
H. B. 1893, Grow-Relating to fees
paid by railroads in case OF increase
of stock.
II. B. 426, Misunderstanding to
:she~if's certificate on mortgage fore
closure sale.
H. B. 425, Blanchard-Relating to
sheriff's certificate on execution sale.
H. B. 927, Wiley-Giving Indians
the privilege of obtaining a divorce.
H. B. 429, Grow-Relating to the en-
pense charged against the estate of in
sane persons.
H. B. 1856, Misunderstanding to no
tice to debtor.
H. B. 45O, Judiciary Committee
Relating to the delivery of decisions
of supreme court reporters.
H. B. 454, Wiley-Relating to un-
paid road bills.
The Bills Killed.
The following is the list of bills
recommended for indefinite postpone.
ment by house committees:
H. B. 429, notwithstanding power
to solemnize marriages.
H. B. 3S5, Wiley-Providing for a
tax on agricultural lands of the state
to create hail insurance fund.
H. B. 1888, McClintock-lncreasing
number of deputies in bank examin-
ers department.
H. B. 44O, l.. l. Twichell-Prohibit
insurance companies from -ebatlng
and discriminating.
H. B. 352, Misunderstanding to
payment and retirement of municipal
bonds before date Of maturity.
H. B. 45a, Leonard-Separte and
mutual rights OF husband and wife.
S. B. 121, Albrecht-Relating to fill
ing of annual reports~of corporations.
S. B. 129, notwithstanding to for
eign corporations doing business in
the state.
H. B. 42O. Isaac-Requiring three
days notice before issuance of injufGS
tons.
Fl. B. 256, Di~xon-Relating to duty
of county auditor.
= H. Is. PAS, Overwhelming to cases
in which absolute exemptions are al
lowed.
H. B. 399, Blanchard-Relating to
duty of register of deeds in filing and
cancelling chattel mortgages.
H. B. 423. Blanchard-Repealing
that article relating to foreclosure Of
land contracts.
Hi. B. 436, Fraser-Relating to time
of trial of cases ir district coure.
H. B. 431, Leonard-Relating to fees
of committing magistrate when
change of venue is taken.
H. B. Alp, Larson-Not require con-
sent of owner to filing mechanics
lien.
Fl. B. 447, Notwithstanding num-
Der of jurors summoned on order OF
district court to thirty.
H. B. 424, Westdal-Taxing costs of
criminal prosecutions against com
planning witnesses in certain cases.
H. B. 2SS, l.. l.. Notwithstanding
to publication of findings of state can
vassing board.
H. B. 2S9, Purcell-Re'ating to pub.
LEGATION of election returns.
S. B. SO, Clark-Relating to sec.
ond-grade elementary teacher certifi.
Gates.
Amended Bills.
The following bills were recon.
mended to pass as amended:
H. B. 24S. Roble-Relating to coua-
ty aid for the promotion of diversified
farming.
H. B. 800, Game and Fish Commit.
tee-Relating to the game and fish
laws of the state.
' H. r. 1858. Misunderstanding to ex.