Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-20
the certificate Of the insurance commission
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED.

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to committee on judiciary; No. 75, expend-
itures, to committee on judiciary: No. ",
trial Of otfenses on information, to commit
tee on judiciary; No. %, satisfaction Of
mortgages, etc., by foreign executors, to
committee on. judiciary: No. ~, immoral
lublica lions, to committee on state affairs;
No. 80, Sabbath breaking, to committee on
judiciary; No. 81, amending railroad COM
mlSslOnerS law, to committee on railroads:
NO. ". for the protection of public credit, to
committee on ways and means; No. So, set
ting fire BY railroad companies, to commit
tee on railroads. I q q -l7sFs
COMLTTTEE OF THE WHOLE.
Mr.. WALSH in the chair, had under con-
sideration the school land bills and the
state banking bills, which were recon.
mended to pass.
THE DOCTORS WON.
Mr.. LUTZ offered an amendment to
Senate bill No. Is, to protect the doctors
from the competition Of quacks and the
people from imposition. which brought
DR.. Montgomery, Mr.. Cole and Mr.. Stew
ems to the defense of the doctors. Mr..
Stevens got little mixed and talked about
incurable offenses, lawyer like, instead Of
diseases, but got there just the same, so
that even the author of the amendment did
NV ~ soso "yC. 1uos Oul WAS recommended
THE MILLERs' BILL.
The bill fixing millers' tolls was dis.
cussed at length, many of the members
taking part The committee amendments
We're adopted, and the bill was recon-
mended to pass.
FORT A. LINCOLN.
The memorial for the maintenance of
Fort A. Lincoln was also reported fayora-
bly,, and the report of the committee was
ADOPTED. and the house adjourned.
The Senate.
SATURDAY, Dec. 14th.
Convened at2 p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. DE1SEM moved that the reading of
the journal be dispensed with, and the
chair appointed Messrs. Deisem and Law
renee to examine and report as to its cor
rectness.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on temperance reported
house bill No. -prohibitfon-with amend
ments and recommended its passage. The
judiciary committee reported favor
ably senate bill No. 46, providing for dis
trict courts, with amendments. Also No.
IS, regulating the duties of the supreme
court reporter.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. DEISEM: No. So. Concurrent
resolution that in the interest of economy
it is the sense of the legislative assembly
that no per diem be received during the
vacation from December 20, 1889, to Janu-
ary 2, 1890.
By Mr.. WORST: No. SO. Relating to
the selection of jurors
By. Mr.. DODDS: No. 60. Providing for
the organization Of a life endowment or
casualty insurance company.
THE PRESIDENT PRO TEN. IN THE CHAIR.
By Mr.. BARLOW: No. 81. Providing
for the levy and collection of taxes on the
property of railroad companies in North
Dakota.
BY Mr.. SMITH: No. SO. To require all
railroad companies to file with the county
clerks maps showing the right of way,
railroads and sidetracks of their respective
roads, to be filed within ninety days.
Penalty for neglect not less than 800 or
more than $500.
Also: No. IS. TO protect stock raisers
and improve the breed of live stock.
for the erection and operating of state
normal school at the city of Mayville.
BY. Mr.. COWAN: No 65. Regulating
the delivery and protection of poll books
and ballot boxes used in elections.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCES.
No. "a, supreme court library, to commit
tee on judiciary; IS, endorsement
memorial to congress, to committee on fed
eral relations; 81, to borrow money, to
committee on ways and means; IS, SUBJ
division of judicial district, was read and
referred.
The president in the chair.
THIRD READING.
No. q, authorising county commission
ers in the several counties to designate a
depository for county funds. Amended
and passed-emergency.
No. %, providing clerk hire for the vari-
GUS state officers and making apprOpria-
ton therefore. Amended by the commit
tee that al appointments should be re-
ferred to the governor for his approval,
and passed with emergency attached.
Yeas q, nays Z.
NO. . was again taken up and re-passed
under the regular order, the original copy
Of the bill having been produced.
No. 81. to create the Office and define the
duty Of fire warden, after considerable
discussion and motion to recOmmit to the
committee of the whole, which failed, was
passed.
No. A, to enable counties to regulate the
number of county commissioners, was
amended by the committee. No county
to have five commissioners unless the as
Sc sssssd ao1 ~ value Of property amounted to
this amount. but failed.
Mr.. SWANSrON moved to recommit to
the committee of the whole, and it was so