The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-15
Legislative Routine

, pay per diem and necessary expenses
of state board of 'pardons.
S. lB. 1874, appropriating $4,000 to
aid the work carried on by the North
Dakota nti.Tuberculosis associa-
ton. .,. $50
s. .B. $50, appropriating $4,000 to
furnish funds for farmers Institutes.
S. B. 1913, a bill to enable the North
Agricultural Experiment station to de-
wise and place in operation methods
Of exterminating wolves, coyotes and
other predatory animals, a measure
which Senator Gibbons predicts will
save the state $4,000 during the next
biennial period.
S. B. 247 relating to the compen'
sation of juvenile commissioners.
H. B. 1T, relating to fees of jur-
ors, increasing fee in district court
to 81 per day, and allowing 5 cents
per mile mileage.
H. IB. "a, making duties of hotel in
spector the work of the food commits
sioner at the Agricultural college.
H. B. AZ, making the state food
commissioner ex-officio state inspect
or of oils and providing for the ap-
pointment of deputies and their sal
aries. aL!.:..
Consideration of House Bill 68, re-
lating to the duties Of surgeons and
requiring that schedule of prices be
displayed in the waiting room. was in
definitely postponed, as was consider
alton of House Bill 81. a hnern
Recommended to Pass. an
Senate Bill 157, regulating the num-
Der Of deputies and other employees
of the state examiner, fixing the limit
at 13.
S. B. 26S, fixing the salary of SUI
preme court judges at $500 per an
mum, an advance of $500 Oyer the
present salary, and providing that
the present expense allowance of $500
| per annum shall not apply to any
! judge of the supreme court hereafter
elected or appointed. an
S. B. III, requiring applicant for
marriage license to make affidavit as
to whether either or both have been
divorced, and, in case either prove a
Divorce, to provide for the filing of
a certified copy of such decree or de-
crees with the application for H.
| cense.
s. B. 265, requiring clerks of dis
trict courts to file satisfactions of me.
chanics' liens directly opposite the
abstract of such lien in the record
books.
S. e. 294, to permit operation of
lighthouses. bathing beaches and
pleasure boats by chautauquas, cor.
porations or individuals on the Sab
| bath.
S. B. --295, classifying as Migrants,
jugglers, gamblers, runaways, pilfer.
ers, seonAd ence men, drunkards and
others
| The fact that the senate has no
committee on labor cropped out yes
terday. when Senator Wexford moved
that the l. w. w. resolutions from
Benson county be referred to that
committee. The chair was then au.
thorized to refer the resolutions to an
appropriate" committee, and they
ing. " - - y ''''
A message from the house advised
of that body's declination to concur
in the amendment to House Bill 6,
and asked that conference commit
tee be named by the senate. The pres
ident named as such committee,
Heckle, Wenstrom and Jacobsen.
An invitation was extended men,
bers OF the senate and employees to at
tend moving picture show at the
penitentiary last evening in their hon.
| or.
A petition from the board of trus-
tees of the Jamestown college pro.
tested against fitting the Sunday lid,
especially as regards opening of pool
halls, Sunday baseball and moving
picture shows.