Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-11-29

ported that after q careful examination of
the matter, they had come to the cOnclu-y
sion Sthatit was already fixed bY statute
and that they mad no power to act.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. ALLlN, providing for board Of ins
SpectOrS for steam boilers. u
nation Of candidates for office and the
government Of elections.
Mr.. HAGGART, authorizing railroad
corporations to take, hold or sell bonds of
other railroad companies
!, Mr. ROWE, to amend an act relating to
the practice Of dentistry and dental SUR
gerry, making 1t unlawful to practice until
q license has been procured from board
OF five provided for In the bill.
The president announced the standing
committees for the senate as follows:
THE SENATE COMMITTEES.
Jndiciary-C B Little, Judson LaMoure,
DIS D0dds, e Z Wager, G Barlow, w e
SWanstOn, r d COwan.
; dIei Education; Il 3 y 3 Worst, J Q Smith, p J
BAILEY Bailey Fuies Sqas n Meeo9n.cf A6eSn svensrud
Electi0ns-J e Stevens, 81 : Diesem:
Roger AIlin, + G Barlow, g B Little, II j
Rowe, r d Cowan.
Appropriations Geo B Winship, John E
Haggart E = Yager, Andrew Slotten, N G
rud.
Railroads Roger Hin, w H Robinson,
81 s Diesem, ] H Worst, NJ l. Mccormack,
NC Lawrence, r Ct Barlow.
State Afairs-JudsOn LaMOure, Bailey
w Fuller. H j Rowe, Andrew Sandager. j
q Worst Worst, r r Hartman, Ell Yager,
Public I;andsIW Is, = Swanston; W H Rob
inson, Bailey w Fuller. John E Haggart,
y II Belyea, Andrew Helgeson, M L Nc.
COrmack. An
Ways and Means-W H Robinson, W E
SwanstOn, George Harmon, Andrew Slot
ten, j X Stevens,J 0 Smith, A F Apple
ton.
Agriculture Samuel A Fisher, E
Worst, Anton Svensrud, 81 r Hartman.
Warehouses and Grain Grading An
drew SlOtten, Roger Allin, j E Stevens,
Samuel A Fisher, Anton Svensrud, Bailey
w Fuller, James ii Bell.
e Counties g Barlow, F. l Belyea, q s
Judson LaMoure, G Il Little.
Bngrossing and Enrolling Bills o
Stevens, M E Randall.
Banks and Banking Helgeson.
w 81 Robinson, j o Smith, Samuel A
Fisher, M l. Mccormack.
drew Sandager, Bailey W Fuller, E Il Bel
! dali, Andrew Helgeson.
Indian Affairs-James e Bell, Ell Bel
yea, Andrew Sandager, Anton Svensrud,
JH Worst.
Statistics L Wager, A F Appleton. j
III Worst. G B Little, Geo Hermon.
Federal RelatiOns-M L Mccormack, M
e Randall, N G Lawrence, G b Little,
Andrew Helgesor.
Insurance-Judson LaMoure, Roger AL
lin, D Dodds, III s Diesem, John Haggart,
| N G Lawrence, FL r Hartman.
H. prh13o p,,ilIinnc Toh,, To ~uorh Noo
Harmon, DIS Dodds, Andrew Sandager,
' Public Heaith-E II Belyea, W E Swan.
stOn, 81 j Rowe, Andrew Sandager, r ID
Cowan.
Public Printing! c Lawrence, Geo B
Winsnip. E h Belyea, w H Robinson. R
d COwan.
Temperament j Rowe, Roger Allin,
Samuel A Fisher. Andrew Slotten. j o
| Smith, George WtnShjp, John Mcbride
Charitable Instltutions-Bailey w Full.
Ter, Andrew Slotten, Geo B Winship. Jud.
son LaMOure. NJ e Randall.
Penal lnstitutions-R D Cowan. John F
J1dscn IaMo9fs. '
4 Mines and Minerals E Randall, E
Be!yea, A F Appleton. J Il Worst, w q
Rules-F G Barlow, D s Dodds, Geo 3
Winship, ] 0 Smith. J9dson LaMoure, N I
Z
ImmigratiOn-AntOn Svensrud, Andrew
4 Helges0n, Andrew Sandager, James II
Bell, N G Lawrence.
Highways, Bridges and Ferries-H r
Hartman, James 81 Bell, Samuel A Fisher
Ell wager, Andrew Sandager.
iEIigation-AA 4 P.,, F appleton, 1} / Bailey = y y
Hartman, John Mcbride, Andrew Helge
Z, son.
Apportionment-H F Diesem, /
Stevens, f G Barlow, Samuel a Fisher
Geo Harmon, w e Swanston. A F Apple
ton.
Corporations other than Municipal ~ s
dali, # G Barlow, John Mcbride, A F Ap
pletOn.
Military Affairs-Geo Harmon, w &
Robinson, H s Diesem, Geo b Winship, u
j.. McC C0rmack. y 4
Samuel a Fisher.
lThe committees having been appointed
the bills already reported were referred By
the chair to appropriate committees.
A message from the house announced
| the passage Of the joint resolution on ad
sljOurnment.
House bill prescribing the duties of thu
insurance committee was referred to the
committee on insurance and after recess
it being reported back favOrably, on mo
tiOn Of Mr.. DOdds the rules were sus
pended and it was given its third reading
and passed.
Mr.. SMITH moved that q committee o1
hve be appointed by the chair to take int
consideration the governors message
which was subsequently merged in vote
on motion of Mr.. SwanstOn to make it &
Especial order for Wednesday afternoon
!; next at 8 O'clock.
Mr.. DODDS called up joint resolution
No. 1 from the house relating to stationery
and supplies, which was adopted.
The chair made statement to the sen
i ate, calling their attention to the govern
or's message in relation to economy in the
employment Of committee clerks; that ht
had decided to make no appointments un
til after the recess, and that instead Of ap
4 pointing clerk for every committee, {
4 group of clerks would be employed to bt
Il used where needed. He also announced
that the messenger, postmaster and assist
ant tsergeant-at-arms had rendered theil
services as CLERKS. =.
The doctors asked to be excused from at
tending session on Tuesday next in Ordel
that they might attend medical cOnven
I ton at Fargo on that day, which reques
was granted.
j. After long recess, awaiting the actor