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

IN me HOOSE.
The house yesterday killed for the
"steenth" time DR.. Ladd's pure medi'
cine bill, It was reconsidered on mo-
ton of Stair of Bottineau. It's quiet
us seemed to result principally from
an idea on the part Of farmer mem
bers that the bill would interfere with
the manufacture and sale Of stock
food s
Bills Passed.
Bills passed in the house on third
reading were:
H. B. 107, specifying what orders
made by district court are renewable
by the supreme court.
H. B. 81, relating to actions, where
commenced and tried.
H. B. 43, requiring railroads to
maintain separate waiting rooms for
men and women in towns of not less
than 400.
H. B. 1888, concurrent resolution.
H. B. 222, providing for Transports
ton of prisoners and insane patients.
H. B. 1923, cancelling unsolicited
personal property taxes assessed for
1910 and prior years. No..
H, B. PA. relating to supervision
and accounting of telephone compan-
les. .,s ....s
H. B.. 275, requiring assessment ac-
cident and health insurance compan'
les to make deposit with commission
er of insurance. .., nt.....,a....... T., e..
H. B. 116, providing length Of terms
of Imprisonment in the state peniten-
tiary. u, ,,.., .a..E, -
b H., B. 49,. relating to child labor,
was re-referred to the committee on
labor. E
H. B. 294 and 295, each of which re-
late to the power of cities. were laid
over until today, as was ITS, an act
for the creation and extension of IT.
rigation districts, and 327, appropriate
ing funds for the North Dakota Dairy
mans association.
H. B. 21S, for an act to regulate the
practice of piano tuning and provid'
ing penalties for violations thereof.
went by the boards.
Recommended to Pass.
In committee of the whole, the
house recommended for passage the
following:
S. B. SO, relating to changing school
boundaries. ......
H. B. 147, relating to the Office OF
superintendent of public instruction
H. B. 227, making appropriation for
rewards for apprehension of escaped
convicts or murderers.
H. B. 152, relating to drainage.
H. B. D34, making appropriation for
school for the deaf at Devils Lake.
H. B. 1876, bill for an act to provide
that every insurance company engag
ed in the business of insuring crops
against loss must pay estimated loss
unless adjustment is made within II
days.
H. B. 81, relating to establishment
of night schools. F
II. B. 146, creating Office of presi
dent emeritus of the agricultural col
lege and electing John H. Worst
thereto. ns
-. Indefinitely Postponed.
Among bills whose consideration
the house indefinitely postponed yes.
terday were:
H. B. 2O4, Transforming Wahpeton
school of science into industrial train.
ing school for delinquent girls.
H. B. 367, relating to purchase OF
road machinery.
H. B. 296, to prevent obstruction Of
highways.
H. B. 261, appropriating $500 for
travelling expenses of railroad COM
mission.
H. B. III, providing for prosecution
of l. w. w.: H. B. 1850; H. B. $50, and
H. B. 40, legalizing Sunday moving
pictures.
Signed by Governor.
A message from the governor ad.
vised that he had signed H. B. rs, the
grain standard act: H. B. 40 and the
concurrent resolution for the relief
of floods.
IN THE SENATE.
On motion of Senator Allen, chair
man of the special committe named
yesterday to receive belated bills, the
rules were suspended for the intro
duction of Senate Bill 81, joint sub
committee on state affairs, allowing
prisoners at the penitentiary good
time for labor performed on Sundays
and for which they receive no pay,
and Senate Bill 31S, Ettestad, limiting
holding of stock and investment Of
profits of cooperative enterprises.
Two reports came from the senate
committee on judiciary on House Bill
142, providing for the redemption
within one year of property sold at
mortgage sale. The majority report
recommended indefinite postpone
ment, while the minority recommend
ed the bill for passage. On roll call,
the minority report was rejected, 20
aye and % no, and the report OF the
majority was accepted. %sI
Every bib but one on the, senate
calendar passed. as follows: a.
I SEB. 49, providing Tor repairing
and refurnishing the senate chamber.
$. b IT. appropriating $1,000 n