Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07

IlOuoi Liars
1913, 221, 1865. 224.
House Bills Indefinitely Postponed
Nos. PAT, 25S, 142, 234, 2O2, loS, 49,
a62, 80, 81, 105, 209, 2l5. =,
Senate Bills Received and Referred
Nos, 40, Live Stock; 124, Judiciary;
1923, Corporations other than Munlci'
pal.
Sanate Bills Amended--N2. 70.
Senate I,ills ,Passed-No." 100.
Senate Bills Indefinitely Postponed
Mo. 1855. The vote by which House
ELL No. 104 was indefinitely postpoh'
ed .pe recOnsidered.
SENATE.
Senate Bill No. 206.-Mr. Roverson:
For an act to amend section U4o
Compiled Laws Of 1913, relating TO
execution sale OF real property. COM
mittee on Judiciary.
Senate Bill No. 207.-Nelson OF Ro-
lette. For an act to repeal section
1921 Compiled Laws Of 1913 relating
to th%eaters open on Sundays being
unlawful. Committee on Ways ana
Means.
Senate Bill No. 20S.-Mr. Porter
field. For an act to prohibit the adul-
iteration and misbranding of foods and
beverages, the selling Of adulterated
and unwholesome foods and bever'
ages, and prescribing a penalty for
violation thereof. Committee on
State Affairs.
Senate Bill No. 2O9.-Mr. Nelson OF
Rolette. For an act to amend and re-
enact section As Compiled Laws OF
1913; provides that the Governor and
attorney general shall act as commits
sioners of public printing, together
with other members. Committee on
Public Printing.
Senate Bill No. 210.-Mr. Mallough.
For an act to amend sections ll,4O2
to 11,42S Compiled Laws of 1913; re-
lates to the juvenile court, gives the
court power when necessary to APP
poip- district juvenile commissioners
and to make rules and regulations
prescribing their duties and fixing
their compensations; also to enact
other provisions to carry out the pur-
pose of the act. Committee on Judi
ciary.
Senate Bill No. 211.-Mr. Davis. For
an act to amend section 1922 Compil-
ed Laws Of 1913, relating to petition
and tax levied by the board of county
commissioners to destroy gophers,
prairie dogs, rabbits and crows. Com
mittee on Taxes and Tax Laws.
Senate Bill No. 213.-Committee on
Public Health. For an act regulating
maternity hospitals, boarding houses
of infants, and the business of placing
infants, and providing for their re-
moval: prohibiting the sending of
pregnant women to other counties
where their children become public
dependents, and prescribing penalties
for violation of this act. Committee
IN Public Health.
Senate Bill No. 214.-Sandstrom.
For an act to provide for the punish
ment Of any person carrying conceal
ed dangerous weapons or explosives,
unless such is carried in the prosecu-
ton of legitimate and lawful purposes.
Committee on State Affairs.
Senate Bill No. 215.-Mr. Lofts
gard. For an act prohibiting the
maintaining and keeping of pubic
pool and billiard halls in Easements or
in rooms below the level of the street,
and prescribing a penalty therefor.
Committee on Temperance.
Senate Bill No. 216.-Mr. Wartner.
For an act relating to the liability of
common carriers by railroads to their
employees in certain cases. Commit
tee on Railroads.
Senate Bill No. 217.-Ellingson.
For All act to amend section $50 Com
piled Laws Of 1913, relating to the
bonds of county, township, city, viii
lage or school district officers, pro-
vides that should a state bonding de-
partment be established, said officers
shall be bonded therein. Repeats Sec
ton No. 664 Compiled Laws of 1913.
Committee on Education.