The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-03-01
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started the pyrotechnics with an open
plea for the passage of senate bill No.
SO to accept the benefits of an act by
congress to provide for the promotion
of vocational education. Carr offered
an amendment that an appropriation
be made for the year ending June 80,
1918, of $1,000.
Representative Peterson defended
the action of the gentleman from
Barnes county and made plea in de.
tense OF the measure, stating it was
what the children Of the rural dis.
tricts of the state needed. 1t was
pointed out that the bill had been re.
commended to pass out of the com.
mittee. but when under consideration
on the floor one of the members Of
that committee, Representative Miller
of BOttineau, took a stand against it.,
Representative Kelly asked the Botti.
neau man what pressure had been
brought to bear upon him since this
morning" Representative Stair spoke
heatedly against it and Representa-
tive Carr wanted to know if the super
intendent of public instruction was to
be authority for every piece of edu-
cational legislation brought into the
legislature. For time it looked as
though the bill might squeeze through.
After series of votes had been TAX
en- on various motions, it was indefn-
itely postponed.
100000 For Guard.
Senate bill 1855 appropriating 1920.
600 to provide funds for the mainten.
ance of the state militia and to meet
other requirement was sliced to $780,
900 and passed. W. A. Stickley was
voted an appropriation for services
performed for the board of immigra.
ton.
The house recommended for pas.
sage the bill providing for the cree
ton of terminal elevator at Fargo
and directing the board of railroad
commissioners to have general super.
vision.
Bills Passed in House.
Bill locating asylum for the insane
at Rugby. (Senate bill 90)
Senate bill 1879, appropriation to re-
imburse W. A. Stjckley. Service.
Board of immigration.
Senate bill 81, relating to medical
inspection of pupils in the public
schools
Senate bill 233, providing for issu.
ance of license from state dairy de-
partment covering dairy products.
Emergency lost)
Senate bill 274, relating to DISPOSE
ton personal property and money be-
longing to deceased persons who have
been confined in penitentiary.
Senate bill 200, relating to public
nuisance; remedies against.
Senate bill 1911, restricting and pro-
hibiting sale of certain drugs.
Senate bill 40, to classify property
for assessment at a percentage Of its
value and fix and adopt such percent
age of value.
Senate bill l66, appropriating $780,
900 for state militia.
Senate bill 26S, compensation su-
preme court judges.
House bill 444, permitting cities in
other states to purchase real estate
in North Dakota. for municipal pur-
poses, provided cities are situated at
or within five miles of boundary.
Bills Killed by House.
Senate bill 81, relating to co-Opera-
tive association.
Senate bill 245, regulating practice
of architecture as 2 profession.
Senate bill 222, relating to sale OF
property of estate of a decedent.
Senate bill 29S, providing for liqui'
dation state and trust companies.
Senate bill IA. relating to depart
ment of bank examiner.
Senate bill 10, relating to joint an.
nual statement of county auditor and
treasurer.
Senate bill 1884, permitting opera.
ton of bath houses on Sunday.
Killed in Committee.
Senate bill 155, paying all fees col
lected by state board examiners into
general fund. ....
Senate bill 80, providing promotion
of vocational education.
Senate bill 81, relating to drains,
and drainage.
Senate bill ISL, regulating other de.
puties employed by state bank exami.
ner and manner of dividing state into
districts.
Request For n. B. 145 Refused.
The senate's request for H. B. 145,
restricting investments, deposits in
savings bank.