The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-05
PAGE FOUR
Early Adjournment
Is Blocked When
Committees Delay
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tack ard nloye1 that tns recon- y. Ed
stgoss ~ TIE next legislature ttat
th~ institution management e.+ner
be eh&EYed o. the mali dscDn.ingee
De eliminated from TIE feau!4t4on.
H;s nation earrIad xfth LITTLE orpo-
x!elon.
Cannot BE- Political Football
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nnent, raid ,nat The rail- canro. BE-
nasc ~ o political football II il ID to
- MADE s1cc@ss, and pointed o9t
thai the mills management - ,9D-
teEf 70 q change every mo yeark a.
long az IL IL IN the hands Of the
governor
he resolution was adopted win
out roll cail, NOR, II those oppos-
ing the resolution having been satis-
fled With il after the Hamilton
amendment rad been made
Having raeseG the Akin fesely-
ton, the henats speedily defeated
the Freeman resolution, passed b.
the house, b. a ~ - % vote The
Freeman resolution would compel
the governor !, explain Why certain
,cp0rts on the state mill ana eieya
tor had not been filed, as u ella m
ed IN the resolution.
The house, however, rejected the
Atkins resolution b. 81 10 81 vote,
several independents joining with the
Eonpartisans 10 tsfea, il, The only
spontaneous cheer which the house
experienced this session went up
when the result Of the vote va. an
bounced
Sperry Votes NO"
l.. ". Sperfy, Eur!eigh county, In
the facts as cited in the resolution,
but that he thought /, poor taste 70
introduce IL SO late in the session He
voted against il, he said, for that rea-
sOn.
Although j. had been hoped to end
the session early Friday evening, ad-
Journment sine die vas delayed by
failure Of conference committees 70
agree and the length Of several bills
which had To be re-engrosscd before
they could be signed
The general appropri alton budget,
carrying ". i5l $50 for the mainten-
ance Of various state departments
was the last to be approved. Both
house and senate waited for more
than two hours while the engrossng
force worked desperately 10 finish IL
task on the 23-page bill.
Two bills were killed when confer
Ence committees failed 20 agree de
spite numerous attempts II adjust
diffcrences between the house and
senate. They were the bin creating
department To inspect weights and
yacasures and bin amending the
state hotel inspection act.
Z The house insisted that the weights
Hnd measures bill be administered b.
fhe state regulatory department
while the senate stood firm in III
contention that IL should be admins
tered by the state railroad board.
Hotel Inspection Bill Fails
The hotel inspection bill failed when
.the senate insisted that proyis on
requiring fire escapes on hotels more
than two stories high be eliminated
An Tar -
buildings.
Opponents Of the measure contend
led that II represented an effort to
force the erection Of fire escapes on
sthe Mckenzie hotel, bismarck It's
advocates declared that the fire es-
cape provision Of the bill has been
jaw since 1908 and denied that it was
aired ut the Bismarck hosiery.
The bill iegaiizing the sale OF snuff
went to conference committees three
times before the senate and the house
agreed on q rate Of taxation. Az pass
Ted by the h0us., the bill called for a
xthree-cent tax on each one and one
Fourth ounce -ackage Of snuff. The
senate amended the bill TO provide a
40ne-ceDt tax. The conference com
-mittee finally agreed to place the tax
ut two cents.
i The house finally accepted senate
amen dments to q house bill appro-
priating money for the state regis
.trar Of automobiles. As introduced,
the bill provided 1922, s7O for the state
.renixtrar. In its final form, however,
1t carries $4,000, Of which t2l7,l3O
will 70 to defray the expenses Of the
sntate highway department. The bill
11IsO places the highway department
under the budget system.
One Of the political footballs Of the
session was Debated when the house
yeeeded from it, amendments to the
bill requiring Stockholders to pay an
annual LICENSE Zee TO the state securi-
tics commission. The house had
amended the measure 10 make the
secretary Of the state industrial COM
mission sx-offfcio secretary Of the
state securities commission.
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