Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-27

REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on education reported
favOrably with amendments No. 64-state
normal school.
The appropriation committee reported
No. 76-salary bill.
The railroad committee reported No. 4S-
transfer of freight and depots at railroad
! crOssings favorable with amendments.
e No. 47. Forest tree culture, was reported
back, amended by the committee on agri-
culture.
No. IS was reported correctly engrossed.
"A message from the house asked for the
return Of house bill No. Is for correction. {
Mr.. STEVENS suggested that the post
master procure a list Of the names and
residences of members for the use of the
postmaster at Bismarck, to enable him to
toward their mail during recess.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. DODDS. (by request) No. 81. A
4 mememorial to congress to divide the state
of North Dakota into four judicial sub
divisions.
The president signed house bill No. e.
prohibition.
Mr.. HAGGART moved that the senate
concur in the house amendments to No. "a,
! gJi III
Mr. SANDAGER moved to concur in
adjournment resolution. Both agreed to.
RECESS.
"A message from the house announced
the passage of No. IL with amendments.
Mr.. HAGGART moved that the senate
concur. @ .s
Mr.. LITTLE moved as a substitute that
{ the senate concur in striking out section s,
but not sections 8 and 4.
% At the suggestion of Mr.. D0dds Mr.
Little withdrew his motion, and motion
that the senate do not concur and ask for a
The chair appointed Messrs. DOdds,
Worst and Yager as q committee on the
part Of the senate. 81.
The committee on public lands, by re-
quest, reported on house bills 50 and 81, re-
lstinR to the common school lands, and
recommended their passage.
A concurrent resolution from the house
relating to the maintenance of Fort a.
Lincoln was received, and the senate
. passed 1t in concurrence.
Also, No. 40, protection of public credit,
amendments cOncurred in.
prohibition alliance convention in Omaha
thanking the senate for so promptly pass
+ ing senate bill Not
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The governor sent q communication to
the, senate by his private secretary an
nOuncinR that he had approved No. 81. an
preparation for certain printing, and No.
. 26. supreme court clerk. duties and salary.
srnnNn 1rAnYNn AM prr,rprr1,r
~ =. as1.s
NO. 70. County treasurer to act as treas
$ urer for school districts, ETC., to committee
an adncation. ". nnnishmant nf nnola
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tusts sna CONS Vo cOlnmlttee OF
1 the whole; 78, protection of game, to COM
4 mittee on agriculture: "a. Frank Donnellv,s
oI.;,,, - o.
ciallll, ~ =. ~ oV,
amend the constitution, to committee of
y the WHOLE: 5s3 s. 8.
Mr. DlESEM called up No. II 47-f0rest
4 81 tree e. culture; 1 Kead three times and passed.
Il be suspended and that house bills No. 50
! ana 6S;De read the third y time 1 and put upon
x No. oA. on sm0tlQn OI Mr: Hartman, was
JannaTy'S, 1890. 1 ->,1 B - = ~ -
Mr.. LITTLEmoYed that No. $50. sub-di-
tta 9i sl1sa udicial distEics 9e put npon
~ .s GIe1 hiIe for cerfafn % eeseIa stets naa.
5cers7Was returned from the house with
amendMents, "a ~ Which Iah; were concurred in:
rcnfarenca ior IN ~ Sa OF
house anendments were concurred s y; iii ia. -
No. q, to regulate the number of county
VS. maze order
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