Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-06
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By Mr.. MCCORMACK: No. l5. To
facilitate the settlement Of constitutional
questions by the supreme court.
By Mr.. BARLOW: No. 16. Providing
for the distribution Of ballot boxes and mo-
tifying judges Of election.
By Mr.. McCORMACK: No.17. To des-
ignate place Of deposit Of all abstracts
and conveyances Of titles Of lands belong
ing to the state of North Dakota.
SECOND READING OF SENATE BILLS AND
REFERENCE.
No.8. To judiciary co mmittee; Nos. Q
10 and II to the committee on counties.
REPORT.
Mr.. SWANSTON from the select Joint
committee on printing made report and
recommended that the same be accepted.
Mr.. MCBRIDE moved that further action
on the report be deferred until tits printed
in the journal. and it was so ordered.
"A recess OF fifteen minutes was taken, and
al its expiration the special order for
o'clock. it being the
CONSIDERATION OF THE GOVERNORS
MESSAGE,
was taken up. the senate on motion of Mr..
DODDS, resolving itself into committee Of
the whole.
Mr.. ALLEN in the chair
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that the mes.
sage be read section by section and the
secretary reading as instructed, the chair
referred the several subjects as follows:
That portion relating to ppropriations to
the committee on appropriations; out
standing Indebtedness, to committee on
to committee on ways and means; prOhibi-
tion, to committee on temperance; relating
to elections, to committee on elections;
taxation Of railroad companies, to commit
tee on ways and means; state institutions,
to committee on penal institutions; insane
hospital, to committee on charitable insti-
tutions; university of North Dakota, to
mittee on railroads; destitute and needy,
to committee on state affairs; library, to
committee on library; insurance commits
sion, to committee on Insurance.: printing.
to committee on printing; health, to COM
mittee OH health; militia, to committee on
appropriations; auditing and paying bills,
to committee on federal relations; irriga.
tiOn, to committee on irrigation; agricul-
ture and statistics, to committee on agri-
ture; public schools, to committee on edu-
cation; public lands, to committee on pub
lie lands; capitol building and grounds, to
committee on public buildings; supreme
court, to judiciary committee; expenses OF
constitutional convention, to committee on
state affairs; salaries of state officers, to
judiciary committee.
Mr.. D0DDS moved that the committee
OF the whole arise, and the chairman re.
ported to the senate that the committee
had had the governors message under con.
sideratiOn and had referred its various
subjects to appropriate committees, which
DOdds SO as to designate the committees tC
which reference was made.
On motion Of Mr.. ROWE the senate ad
jOurned.
While the senate was In committee oi
the whole on the c0nside derati0n of the GOV
ernOr's message, that part of the message
MI Nj. ;SWANsTON Swans moved that it be re
l ferred to the committee ON temperance.
Mr.. DODDS moved as an amendmen,
that 1t be referred TO the committee on irri
cation, but the amendment was lost anG
the bill referred to the committee on temp
erance.
Mr.. BARLOW moved q reconsideration
but Mr.. SwanstOn raised the point Of 0rdel
that he had voted on the wrong side of the
question, which point of order was sus.
| tanned.
Some time after the whole message had
been considered and the committee wa.
ready to report, Senator Diasem arose and
said.
l would now respectfully ask q recon
sfderatt0n of the vote, referring the clause
in the governors message on irrigation t.
the c0mmitte on temperance. take i
that we have an excellent committee OF
irrigation, and there has been no portion
Of this message referred to that committee
and as this is question of considerabl,
Importance, think they should have 1t
The committee on temperance Is no dOub
q very excellent one, but as they hav.
very important work of their own, I thinl
this would be an inflictiOn on them.
Mr.. SWANSTON then moved Q recon
siderati0n, which was carried ard thu
ended practical joke.
House.
Prayer by the chaplain.
All members present with the exception
of Mr.. Rawlings.
ENLARGING THE COMMITTEES. q
Mr.. RONEY moved that the committe
on grain grading be increased to fiftee1
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