Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13

JNE: FRIDAY Y. DEC. Is
il do.pass. The bill was introduced by Mr.
stevens by request. 1t provides FOR caDi.
tai on basis of population, allowing as low
as $lOOOO IN towns having population of
GRAIN GRADING, ETC.
Mr.. COLES bill, No. so, to regulate the
buying, selling and handling Of all kinds
of grain and to regulate the grading Of the
same, and to provide the manner in which
grain may be received for storage and the
conditions on which the same may be re.
matters connected with the Business Of
warehouses and grain dealing was re-
ported back with slight amendments with
the recommendation that it pass.
BILLS INTRODUCED. 4
Mr.. MCDONALD: Providing for the
erection and maintenance Of q state normal
school at Valley City. Provides for $4,000.
Mr.. COLE: Amending chapter 20 Of the
laws OF l889, reducing interest to 10 per
cent. and forfcits both interest and princi.
pal if greater rate Of interest, commission
or compensation ts charged. Bill drafted
by Henry Dickey for the farmers Of Dickey
county. 8
Mr.; COLE: Regulating real and per.
s0nal exemption. Exempts homestead not
exceeding easetSa @ 5000; also one span Of horses,
neck yoke, or in lieu of horses, three oxen,
together with necessary yoke and chain or
harness, one COW, three sheep, two hogs,
five pigs, twenty-five chickens, turkeys and
other fowl, one lumber wagon, one harness,
one seeder or drill. one sulky or stubble
plow. necessary grain for the period of one
year TOR feed for the exempt animals,
one year and to seed seventy five i've
acres Of ground; the necessary wearing
apperal for the family for one year: fuel
for six months; household goods to value
not exceeding $3.50 and a library not ex-
ceeding $500; stock in trade to the value of
$500; tools to the value of $500 used in the
prosecution of any trade or profession;
$26, and Of married person to the extent
from 81 500 to $500. The absolute exemp-
tiOn are the same as iD Minnesota.
MI. SELBY: Providing for trials upon
information. To dispense with calling q
Grand jury except upon the order of the
Mr.. TYLER: Permitting the foreclosure,
release or assignment of mortgages, liens,
or judgments by foreign executors,
Mr.. WILLIAMS: To suppress the sale
OF immoral and sensational publications.
including papers, books and pamphlets
principally devoted to the description of
criminal events Or the results Of crime.
fine of $40 for Sabbath breaking.
Mr.. .STADLEMAN: For the protection
of public credit. Allows the issue of 6per
cent. funding warrants to meet temporary
deficiencies in the state treasury. Limits
amount to $4,000.
Mr.. REED: Defining the duties of rail-
Requires all conbustible matters to be
moved or burned from right of way, other
wise the fact of its being burned by prairie
fires permaficfe evidence that the fires " ere
set by the engines and holding the COM
panles responsible for the damage done.
Mr.. RONEY: Revising the railroad
commission law restoring the features of
Swanston bill of last winter, especially
section y. which provides means Tor en-
forcing the law.
MI mjCELLANEOUs.
The school superintendent bill was re-
ferred to general orders. The seed wheat
lien was referred to the committee on ag-
riculture. The insurance statement bill
was referred to the judiciary committee
for an amendment striking ont tha refer
ence en- tn the cnmniiei laws % nat;n;no Ram
Gov conntv to' TIC n,,an,;t+oa ~ aon,,t;na ..t;n
Attaching Sioux reservation to Morton
county. g? 70 tne committee on judiciary. Mr..
sonaa Alsn Ut tha uens hi, st? mymGs1eaas 70 tne
ond Tho HI ~ sng u.a uaa..ns MalIiakes .Ye
~; ;tt"o nn aduoot;@,aS w. at;tt; ~ vau tt.l,
school Of mines bonds to ways and means.
No. u, transfer of freight to railroads: de-
stroylng gophers. to the committee on ag.
rlculCure. 10 regulate the number of
Counties. - ~ '.-o - - "
SENATE pllls were referred IN the mouse as
district Judges. to o. the 9 committee on in. IN.
dietary. No. .12, fixing terms of the su-
creme !3ie.c coaII, 70 me same; also, no. 10. to
aaestions I Nv the m snnrema - conrt 1nss''u'
coxM,rrpr ON rr,r wuo,F
Mr. Tyler IN tho chair hod nndar oon-
e;darat;on houso h;,l NJ IN ,,ro,;a;,,. o.,