Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-01-11
til 2 p. m. Thursday.
Mr.. r.POINDDXTER asked Mr.. Crawford
to withdraw his motion, but he refused to
do SO and the council adjourned as per

J
% Wltndlaw nus motion, 1aG ne reIusea oo 70
mot;on ny 81 s.llu suo ooule'l 1ou1nou - ~
17ss ----7-----
HOUSE
the house met at On. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
MI. NORRIS introduced the following
resolution: @
RESOLVED, That the rules of the house
Of the Seventeenth session Of the legisla-
I've assemg1 sem g pIpi,snea ~ .t Loags on
are adonted except that the Following be
adopted as Rule Sc:
Kule 66. Ihat M any Dill Wnlch mas oeea %
the Territnrial M III Farmars, = iiiance @ NAV he
called up at any time, out Of its regular
order, for any purpose, by majority vote
of the house; that the statement of the
MEMBER introducing the Dill snail pe Eaken
as evidence OF the fact that such bill mas
Deen introduced at the request OF sald
alliance.
The roll being called all voted in the
affirmative axcent Messrs ,len Rnrnham.
Clark, Douglas' Elliott, t1ronna' LilllDIloee'
Mallory, McHugh, McNeal. Parkin, Turn
bull, Upham, Van Etten and Welcome.
N, npTrNr 50 s,,,-,ast.,a +,,o+ Tho cool 80
~, ulsnls : sukses.eu 'nsa. .llu 500. ~ =.
the alliance or something more than the
mere statement of member should be re-
o,,;rad rbo no,1or ,,,;rht ho., rood n or.
Ia - po"o4 ,.-.s,s.. ~ es
tagonize necessary legislation. He asked
to be excused from voting, objection being
made. he voted ave.
W MATInpv sa;aho ,,os rorr,o,s,
.l. ~ . Al1l4o.s1 ~. ."1u to "ae
Alliance man, put ne hadn't gall enough 10
,n1
Mr. PRICE hei;aved that t,e majority
.conld le trusted tn nse this nnusual mower
wisely therefora he voted ave
AIRS 1Nrpon,rmn
Mr. ADAMS. Anthorizino counties IN
;ssro honde ~ ,ron;do Good what eor cot.
oe 80 oueo W p1os.oe w., 'ooo "n1.o -. so
tiers who suffered total or partial loss OF
crops by drought, hail, frost or fire In 1888.
Amount of seed limited to 200 bushels.
Referred to special committee consisting
OF Messrs: Whlte, Gr0nna, bergman. swan
s NJ M MTTI1TT: IA N G IamestoWn oans o'n conven-
ton bill for constitutional convention for
North Dakota. Election March S: returns
to be made in ten DAYS: convention in
Fargo second Tuesday in April;expense OF
eatas ~ ~ o UG pau sS ,ni ~ &
6aid by the territory intimately to be re-
turned by the counties. Pay limited to
thirty days, but may adjourn from time to
time. Appropriates $4,000.
The bill entire appears in another col
umnJ
Mr.. McHUGH: Amending the laws of
the last session in relation to funding out
standing Indebtedness, extending the pro-
visions Of the law till 1889 and making in
terest payable annually. Also empowering
organized counties of Dakota to erect
county buildings for court house and jail
purposes. issuing bonds for chat purpose.
THE JOINT CONVENTION.
~, 1uASnnpA1Trn a.,os ;o;,,+
Mf. WAohAbAO'1h q hoveu JON.
committee to wait upon the governor and
inform him that the legislature was ready
to receive anv commnnioation bo MIGHT
desire to maIeS S on'An' '"'1oi1 'io t''en'
Wr STiMNTEr. ~ .nno;ntod tho momhorc
of the y comnc;i and T." tbo house sno eomM;tteas
baratofore enno;n+ed % Sdo nv t%o rasmact;ve
honsas for S;m;Iar ,,,ryoso o'o 'poe'A'o
'too0o'' ~ :" 0''nli"l W, pooo'
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The message was full of practical wis
dom and was we'll received hv tha mem-
hers of the Joint convention In is NH
iished elsewhere.
~ arp o,~,,So :. "n,nST = .
Nh. AIKEN offered a joint resolution