Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-03-08
THE LEGISLATURE.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3.)
from Wednesdays Daily.l'
COUNCIL.

COUNCIL.
The council met pursuant to adjournment
at 10 O'clock a. IN.
concurrent resolution was adopted
providing for the appointment Of three
members from each house to consider and
report Oh appropriation bills, and Nlessrs.
Hughes, Cooper and Ericsson were accord
ingly appointed
Mr.. WALSlI'S Minnesota gross earnings
law bill was taken up and considered the
entire forenoon and after numerous
amendments had been hotly debated over,
the bill was placed on its passage and lost,
[afterward passed.. Ayes. Allin, Came
ron, Campbell, Hughes, Poindexter, Ryan,
Walsh and Washabaugh; nays, Cooper.
Crawford, Dollard, Ericsson, Glaspell, Nc
Donald, Pattep, Soderberg, Van Osdel,
and Woolhlser. Messrs. Atkinson and
HALEY, Harstad and Lowry and
Miller ana Mr.. President being paired.
Afternoon Session.
Council met at O'Clock pursuant to ad-
jOurnment.
Mr.. CRAWFORD moved to reconsider
the vote, by which Council bill l4O, being
Walsh's gross earnings railroad bill, was
lost. He explained his motion by saying
that he had received telegram from his
constituents since the bill was up last
night, asking him to vote for that bill.
A good deal of flibusterng ensued and
finally it was made special order for 6
O'clock.
At s O'Clock it came up and after warm
parliamentary contest it passed. Ayes,
Aliin. Cameron, Campbell, Crawford, Hal
ley, Hughes, Mcdonald, Poindexter, Ryan,
Walsh, Mr. President-l1: nays, Atkinson.
Cooper, Dollard, Ericsson, Glaspell, Soder-
berg, Van Osdel, WOOlhiser.
COUNCIL BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. STlMMEL'S bill, providing for the
manner and method by which the adoption
OF children may be legalized.
Mr.. VAN OSDEL'S bill, appropriating
money to compensate certain persons in
jured by the falling of the Yankton asy-
lum.
Mr.. POINDEXTER's bill to regulate the
sale OF intoxicating liquors for medical
purposes by registered pharmacists in Da-
kota. Ayes, 10; nays,3.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. GREENE'S bill providing for incor-
habitonts. Ayes, IL; nays,3 8.
House Bill No. 252, appropriating 5000 to
compensate George F. lngham for money
spent as sheriff in arresting certain pris-
Oner.
House Bill No. 1855 authorizing the terri
torial auditor to audit warrant to John
Sundback for the arrest of criminal.
Ayes, IL; nays, 2.
Mr.. A1KENS' bill Empowering corpora
tons created and existing under and by
virtue OF the laws of the territory to
change articles of incorporation. passed.
Mr.. ADAMS bill to authorize the settle.
ment of differences between certain inde-
pendent school districts and cities and
school townships, growing out of the ad-
justment Of school debts, passed.
Mr.. AlkENS' bill amending subdivision
4 OF section 752 of the penal code of the
territory, passed.
county auditor passed; ayes. 12; nays, Z.
Adjourned till s p. m.
Evening Session.
Pursuant to adjournment the council
met at o'clock.
The bill introduced by the house judi
ciary committee as a substitute to house
bill No. 1S providing for foreclosure of
chattel mortgage sales, was indefinitely
postponed.
A NEW ASSIGNMENT
The following assignment was made, the
former one having been exhausted: Atkin-
son, house bill No. 251: Cameron. council
bill No. S06: Campbell, house bill No. 322:
Cooper. house bill No. 282: Crawford. house
bill No. 203: Dollard council bill No. Psi:
Glaspell. council bill No. 375; Harstad,
house bill No. 27O: Patten. house bill No.
PA: Ryan, house bill No. l79: SOderberg.
council bill No. 263: Van Osdel, council bill
No. 292: Washahaugh. house bill No. 300:
Mr.. President, council bill No. 1877.
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
Council bill 205 appropriating funds to
cover deficiency on salary funds in Dakota
university and Dakota school of mines.
Passed.
Council bill 215 appropriating s11,69S.92
for deficiency in coal fund at jamestown
asylum, passed; Ayes, 13: nays.2.
ton and distribution OF 1000 copies Of
Longs legislative hand book and appropri-
atlng $1,000 for same, passed. Ayes, IA,
nays, s.
Council bill No. 1893, appropriating
s6,OS22.23 to Chas. w. Thompson for rebate
on freight on materials for the capitol
building. Passed.
House bill No. 346, appropriating s40o to
pay expenses of the investigating commit
tee into the conduct of territorial veteri-
MARIAN. Passed.
The governors message vetoing council
bill No. SO was made specia order for
Wednesday at o'clock. This is a bill To-
eating the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege at Valley City.
The bill appropriating money to pay for
the killing of the Etherington cattle
came up for consideration and was being
discussed when adjournment was taken
TILL lO o'clock a. m., Wednesday.
HOUSE.
The house met pursuant to adjourn
ment,
Prayer by the chaplain.
AN HOUR WASTED.
Nearly an hour was lost under call of
the house on the prohibition bill which was
made special order for 4 p. m.
FIFTEEN MINUTES LOST.