The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-02-20

bill, the author explained, was de
signed primarily to cope with the ]
w. w. problem. Measures of this
kind have generally been opposed by
league members Of the senate, whose
purpose in so doing has not been
made clear, unless it be that they be-
lieve restrictions placed on free trav'
ell may interfere with the transporta
ton Of harvest hands.
Senate Bills Passed.
The senate yesterday passed %
bills on third reading, as follows:
S. B. 29S, providing for liquidation
of state banks and trust companies.
S. B. 81. relating to elections for
the removal of county seats, amended
to place county seats located on navi'
gable rivers in the same category with
those located on railroads.
S. 8. 80, locating second hospita!
for the insane at. Rugby and making
appropriation therefor .,..
S. B. 240, relating to sidewalk spe-
cial assessment funds.
S. B. 173, providing appropriation
for accountants engaged ION state
books.
S. Il. 1872. to reimburse DR.. II. #.
Ladd for expenses incurred in defend
ing suits brought against him as a
result of enforcement Of pure food
laws.
S. B. 254, to provide for expenses
of district Judges when acting outside
of home counties.
S. B. 175, making it duty of county
commissioners to approve bills in
CURED in arrest and return Of fugi
tives from justice and appropriatins
$4,000 to pay such expenses.
S. B. 315, making emergency appro'
priation of $4,000 to, cover per diem
and mileage account Of officers and
employees of the Fifteenth assembly
, s. B. i Si$ asA9Iz The Til Thirteenth t NTH
s5R, II IpaPFosy{{Sablnl}s $ efdF building 81
5. i. lsS,' I ap 1Sy,ppiaa1ting $4,000 out
Of the, local funds OF Mayville nor
NAL, to be used with $50 900 included
in general appropriation bill for new
dormitOry. - p. a..
S. B. 292, to provide that the school
board Of any district may provide for
the teaching of any modern language
S.B. 81. relating to extra good time
allowed prisoners confined in the pen
itentiaryn S#
s. B. 233, providing for issuance Of
licenses, from State dairy department
covering dairy products, -....,. -.
S, B, 294, amending and re-enactinl
Sec. 2S44 Of the compiled laws Of 1913
relating to LICENSE e. covering ,t dairy
products. ,,~~o r., ,'A0 y. IN
S. B. 1855, amending and re.enactine
Sec 9G4 of the compiled laws of 1919
relating to license covering dairy
products.
S. B. 100, relating to non-partisan
tax commission.
S. B. 296, relating to distribution
of election ballots and notices of cleo
ton.
S. B. 267, concurrent resolution
amending constitution empowering
state to bond for public highways.
S. B. $780, concurrent resolution fol-
constitutional amendment empower
ing increase in county debt limit for
construction, improvement and main.
tenance of public highways.
S. B. 204, relating to Official news.
papers. ....'..'.' . ''0''1''' ~" .
S. B. 159, relating to lists of share
holders kept by banking institutions.
q Bills for Today
Twenty-one bills remained on yes.
teday's calendar for third reading
when recess was taken at O'Clock
last night until 1890 this morning.
New Bills
New bills were introduced as fol-
lows:
S. B. 1922, Carey and Nelson of Rich
land-To provide for the erection OF
terminal elevator at Paramount
under commission to consist of the
governor. the attorney general, the
chairman of the state railroad com
mission and one member to be named
by the governor from each congress
sional district. and appropriating
s125,000 for the cost of such elevator
which is to be operated in conjunc
ton with the Equity cooperative
| -four mill at Paramount
S. B. 1926, Ployhar-Making appro
priation Of $4,000 to reimburse Ser
geant Gunderson, Sergeant Stickley
| Lieutenant Murphy. Major Henry
Supply Sergeant Rasche, Private Del
more and Supply Sergeant Baker TO,
any loss of time and salary which
they may have suffered on account OF
their services with the North Dakota
| national guard at the Mexican border
from July l, 1916. to February IA
1917, inclusive.