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Proposals

APARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
ssssa gIgo rnaod rFoPGYss log B,.h Gd
G Dc sTs.cd qnH e. ,1 Of TsuT ,So
pair u .woo 'i ndso blue Slas 0S.'
consisting of $40 pair, 2pont. 42S61 IDehe, weigh
stsn '; ses @S s5d p. sos so SS,7 2'l s:bs
sH 1H I'D 1885, "a; .S aS .S gSsd 20 b. SS n
sfeG S he Indian Once in W,sS6rtoa 2, or before he
S 'd % & sa 4 S9 TO RS. S
contract may BE- awarded VIII be required % furnish the
" The % %s" r,Srvs: D s aS, S
SssTs Of %' HsS ss BE- , I S a o con-
any time during the process Of the msnufaoturs u Sad
S.ss mad. I'D e: , e s ! Is rs ss, my
or any part o. BID II In the Judgment o. the Conls
Of t"Gs" s1s :S;A G an must SS tn: ssa!
p5 Say SfsA or b a order sp u S@ c6 GSa
sansr q indian irsii. Which choeS 81 draft "S, be noi
D Pcs h1" SyS RT Ssn'S 81 ~ S % u
Sites in bidder receiving an AU,rd shau fan TO
% S iGS SS"i SSs III :' sSS
y ~ sd. PS %S b AfS Indian he s:s
In NerYOrk CITY; snd all must b Selvsred not later
s" s & da Win not Ss D:
u Ropos $fF HR PO TWRfn5EERR' L GSSITDSG1%s
[ OFFICE War DCpsrenont Ws.hlps.on. May "a.
49, 4; S@. It. b.$sSai $s .Sss
pounds Of powder Tor nsn guns All Information re.
'H Chief %aa o SSs T. $ Array Brig
ID ROPOSALS FOR CEMENT AND LIME
E8E TIF nETR p 2F A9VEE
WHsiIiSSGT9N n G. Ny 20 ls;i SssiSi PROPOSE.
.nd nd Tor H. p16c woTE. Of The Dl!ct OF co SSS'
% G on lea s ss be With GS
si necessary int3rmnI1n 1nd nds on h:s forms only
and III BIDS Or pa. Of g!ds j. W DGUGHAss' 'f az
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THE BOOK OF oPEN;AIR SPORTS. octave. 500
j pages illustrated The standard authority on
American open.alF AmusementA. Rules FOR Sanu avlp
ming ball playing shooting horseback riding &C. &C. In
full. Ell per copy. Published by Tho Tribune New-York
Entertaining and universally complImentsd by the press
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domestic 6liuations Oanteo
Females

DARI.OR and CHkMBERMAID.- Situa.
ton wanted as parlOr or chanlbeFmald,
or place 70 travel. 81 West l8Lh.st.
ID ELIABLE AMERICAN woman desires
II 20 take charge OF house during the
summer. RELIABLE, DoN II. Tribune
ONCE.
- ESPBCTABLE colorrd woman entirely
II reliable. desires TO take caro- Of private
,bouae for the summer Address Miss
NEVINS. 20 6th9ve.
pELiABLE CoLORED HELP 10 al
II tvory capacity, for city and country
male and female. P0RTERs. l6l w. 92d.st
SEAMsTRRss. -By a arstc laks Seam.
=, stress undeTstshds dressmaklna can
lake charge OF lAdy's wardrobe also 70 az
sist With ehambeEwork best OF eiv REFER
enee. iis West 4oth-sL -----.
- EAMsTREss.- lady wishes stuasIon
- Tor glrl as soamstfesa and CHAMBER
maid. 10 whom she gives highest re9m,
UrndAtioh. AppiY Monday sra !rsy
bstween 10 and is o. clock A. East ioth.ss
RIO WASH and CLEAN.-By the
i DAY. 500 oth.ave.
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AoUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
ROOM 200 STEWART BUILDING,
No. $50 broadway, New.York, May IS, 1859.

TO CONTRACTORS
d 5Sy Istes double stem siass Gates with re nets.
ss S sSSR e HOUSES ss &C. s
lions and Of the New Aqueduct as eslled for 10 the
Ky Sss Il Ss 4
~ Gof W. iSlS't
oP;si gn. q h: :sd rs gG ssa Specifications therefor
eS'uSs p and stGsr information 5s cOslaed :. s
above ONCE Of the Aoueduct Commissioners on applics
JOHN @. sHEEHAN seere q - N,I' .e,.-D
ID ROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
I NATIONAL ARMoRY. Springfield Mas, May
" y osS Rp& TkE
from ae
s.Sl o Walnut Sa ,s s sep SaiHs *.
year ending June 80 1900 Printed Lists o. supplies
Dept. y. s. A.. Commanding.
pR0P0SKLS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
! FR4NKEpBD ARSENAL. Philsdeiphs, Pa, My
Fiji 4 :sssS D'SSSs St $SEE IS S'
5s.aS @S Hi @
B. S A6 S on 'pt'oH cs % 1sS Co.. D. '" FLAGLEN
6 UB-TREASURY. NETWORK CITY, May
Z q S:SDISi Si3 I 1:s
hauling Sshcs and SpTnEiins streets required BY this
Fs sq N sp1 h f 'H RosE KS:
II NITED STATES ASSAY OFFICE, NEW
= XohK CITY sqpSfOfadens: 2Se %sy Il isSs
dcrsiSncd, Until I2 o'clccE noon. June 12, 1859,
qaired from line time ONCE during the twelve
months ending June 80 1890 embracing acids barrels
coal charcOa copper patcs &C., erucISe' &C., nuyes
iron pipe and ci&tipgS lead pipe sheet lead rubber
forms for proposals With affirmation "a - quAne. OF
nshed application Proposals viii DO considered seps
snd samples fruished will Be accepted 70 the whole
part may be deemed for the interest Of the Government
acquisitions will be made on the parties whose bids ma. be
accepted Snd the articles be furnished required
without delay Propo.as % receive must
Eress samples orSueh description OF the articles
will clearly designate their quality Proposals should
lie addressed TO the undersgned and inclosed with
copy OF this adyertsement IN ssslsd sa!slCps, in:
opened and registered the hour named IN the
ni bidders and the oiesrs OF the Assay Dor ANDRE"
MASON, Superintendent.
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAIN!

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
SHEAR SSA Fl: IA ST. L Eo Sc SGsssr a. 500
yssI1EeT99sso p.T r. 4g 40 g !, 10 90
STHfsy p: 20: e as "a wd%p S sassDs
3ss : "a ss Ii rs ca ca fIt ss S fs =
' ss~:YSik TTsSsf:i es1p.ny will call for and check
baggage nom AHsSs sSST esnl Passenger ..en.
F. hlE RAILWAY:-Tiekss Offices, toI, 81.
Ia s .9' P 10 hi SssnSs nd sd
s "a s S:s.s .Is assa ~
cad E: s S md ssiss 70 :eSns
e NHs sH e So SaS @ Ssn os
oGs iEsn' fSI.s PI sgS ssIIi:5
Cooehs. BuTaio eCnGee. AZ HOrnell'vlio for James
Ss; h.Si: "a ss:.ss
Pullman ssia q PT AMI BSTs. sleeping cOIcS:: %
Rs sHfo cr:sE soS bend Sas.ss %fsSsq,
s SSrs c aS fSr I fast tine NO ="
f S" Seyils Ydu%Esscwn GiGcinns, and Chieaso
o';r$;; So ~ sis;&,, Sis; az ~ stS
Hu,St5o 49, ,aI g rs si5 10 50 90 T.
537E 81; 8, s3I6. 80, go g. 10 80; 10 D. m;
IT, ~ 81 IS 49, s25{ o.; 15 30 ' a.
Paterson, l. 44G O. I. 62a. 80 10 30 IL ~. l.
/ so . so 3:o7'2. 3 20 '379, !. 072 30
BY 5 SIS. 30. 81. 5 As. OH, rs. 80. T.
S$ n S ~ ss 81! 80 IS: s 81
SJ-E, 8 225 7 80 10, t2p.m
Nfe;S S g. ' 52s 8 80 g 80 o. 80
suSc, ~ = o. - ":!529 80 10 80 m 20 OH
3 $50 SO7F. 2 80 :; 10 80. 70 D m " 3 as D m.
Tu1sio. as SCH. D. 10 80 e. M, l. sA6. I. 80
Goshen, IS. ;S2s, 0, 1890 = m; /. $50. I:So
Mldiisiown. l:SS 7:521. o. 1890 a m. 1. $50. 30
S 20. :, 8 80 D. N.
l.i5, T. 0 30, IL p: M;
Express trains from me West arrive IN NeN'rnri so.
30 o. m. IS, 80 D. m
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF N. J. DIVISION.
EnEewOod and TcnssSISis 81. 7:s9 slS SO
S2b, 5, s: 80 a. ;o7h, 46, 8. 10 80. II; Sun
Nysess So '9d sRtSt1isaSis 3d. So o. iSSS p 49, g.
Send 10 cents Ia portage 20 Gen'l Passr Agent for
w i MURPHY. l.. p. FARMER,
Gcn'l sup't General Passenger AEeuA
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= EBIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt and Dee
hyossos stS n follows:
m for Slstington and intermediate points -,
g. N. for Geneva Lyons Elmirh Roehcs,ner sunns
ana the est aud principal local points Chaif car 70
iynns and Pullman car Suspension Bridge.
III a m for Elmlra and Intermediate points Chair
cor 10 Meuch Chunk. , ,.,,. -.,.
:" D, No. for Tunkhannock ard intermedlase points;
Chair ears 10 Tunkhannock Connection to Reading sno
Harrisburg. -, -, ,..,.., ,D,..-.s,.,. ,n,.,.
chair car 10 l.. & y. Junction and Pullman sleeper u
Chicago. ,-,--.-- - ,-,.-.,os,... ,~,..,
40 n m for Msuch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection q Reading and Harrisburg. Chair car %
D. m for Geneva LyoUs. Emira. Rochester Buffalo
ami the West Pullman sleeper to Lyons ane Suspension
Bridge. a.
n m connect for all points IN Mahanoy and Hszletou
coal regions .r>,n.v rp,,,,S
8 g. IN. for Msuch Chunk, Ha7leton anu intermediate
points.
: H. NJ. for Geneva, Lyons Elmra. Rochester. BufAls
and the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons and Suspensloa
Bridge. , ,--. AN. oo- ,,
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD. n. Y. c.. &
domestic 5itndIlons WanttS

Females.
{, RAMSTREsS. by a respectable youns
- woman 8s SeHmstress and mala uhue,t'
stands altering dresses nhd Inc sewing lef
eTrnce Address J.. s., 3J5 Wcst Goth-1
- T.HMSFRLsS. Experienced; under:
- stands dres,makingi wisnes, VOTE naAly
ths day or week pnYAe IAmlIy cvuSs
stants her buslnesS thoroughly. SEnM'
STRESS, Box 212. Tribune Uptown ohice'
/. gSs broadway. -
.-JFENsTRESs. BY competont scan.
- TIoss In private family willing g as
LA, Ia ohAm6ofwork or care Tor cminiml'
csil or address Il. A., ~ East 4sth.st.. pres
CD eInployers .------------------------
WANTED. by . refined American lady
w az superior edueatlsn, with two lovely
esIldren. 4 position In which her services
NAV rclleyo dostltutioni sklhul emsnaepSs
az hon sskespeT Address MIRA NJ. SMITH.
ROY i,bii. NsoOmb. III,
yD1iTREss, -Thorouahly hrst-Sla.s IN.
w dsTstSnds her business AZ tstaas'
care Of hne silver and china neat
tidy young woman has nr'tsiass s,T
i.oiT SHAW h..--ssn Ssth sna ~th Sta
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NETWORK CENTRAL
Avn
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD,
On and after Msy % jTalns leave
GRAND CENTRAL STATION

Largest aud FINEST Pa>segeF station in America
room cars New york 10 Albany and Albany 9 Soaes
Vie D.. n r; + also East Albsny 70 St Adams. Via
$50 .. ~, FAMOUS .vEsTIBuLEp NETWORK.
.Voy Of OuSst drawing room and
sleeping cars for Albany uuce Syracuse, EOehestsr
at so a m, Indianapolis II :3i a. m, ST. Louis 40
p ~ next day Connects a. Cleveland With ,rain for
10 go chicago Express for NI.sars Fails. To-
Sn T nd o aIa GIe
for Ssrstoga Lake George Rutland. Bennington North
Aa s m %Ss"y Troy SS and Gacs SPECIAL win ,~.
meets S NCFlh kda@s an nr
PoinIs on Fitchburs Il. r. DnwinG.room car New.York
f6.P m. Fast Chicago. Cincinnati and St, Louis Ex.
tonto aud Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis 81 Louis,
Detroit and Chicago, with Nestoued and sleeping ano
els p M canandaigua Accommodation. slsspiasss,l
" 80 p, ~ Goatrs. Sdito4dasss and c,psads!sg,
pa Point and d'ft a e. kSan
Sosn,sn pins and to syracuse and oanandhSui daily.
s, hn.Ss c s.S:: = ssfs'; s
10 r.s f fqesa.q E'S eiss:ssa
St.'p'sS s5 GSss S'{iS' ia
sa3a & o s,aos w 81 and n.
connection .s ran !, H sfSs s sfa sn for s %s TO
sal. gtsi Gran. :Gd cs R.f: ssS 'S
L Rs f. .Sn Ss';' sss a
Fulton . and S9s o I'D essks Ssssee from
hotels rs,Ldensss ,.uv .,,.n, Sunday. .s,op ..
,sss. STALLION 20 tax. up for North sod wsss
FAST prrrsFIELD AND NORTH ADAMS SPECIAL.
n . RaHDE S d Srys sunday
~ $f5tE & Fast time a STG;IS! 'i f SASIE5s
. G,rsSsi SUPERINTENDENT Genl Passenger Aren't
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NEW LINE TO
VIA CENTRAL r r OF NEWJERSEY,
PIfIiA 4; , xM6 R EHB SG1 3 3 3
Solid rr.nS-No Transter% No EIss Pare for Fls. Time
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY 18TH.
Trains leave station Central Railroad OF NeWJerscy
Dor T,sSsiHH'O9 and BIssS,SSs $50 sSrs, M 10.
s 40 SOP dSe,ef and 10 WILMINGTON except sas
For PAilsaelpAi. nA 7AS Q 30 80 II - m. 80
SSS 80 : n 80. $50 Sis. g. $50 p m; Il
cs,, ,pa g.rcr ss. can Be p.Ss,prsss a. q. IL
Tw W., iSSs,Sn iss East isSsSst Newer court.
it. SEQ Full ZIONIST. 9s broadway, Brooklyn
New.York Transfer Company Will call for ana check
basfage from hotel or residence
WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y. C. g.
w II. r Co, Le:sys; leave West ir a2d,
isSS tGSs n rs FsRfisssS D'? e.
FSq SSn Is C,npI Es%aS oS' Stsss
5.s IS TSs fsd sInSsP. a'tsgffi ;I"Ge
gI5C We rs, S. s9a 81 Sl6 rs e! e
BqTio NISSf% F bs Tof SasSD. D Sa,s
Chicago o aRS S train. daily d1esp saaGs
jersey CITY p r. station an 20 a. $50 p %;
IfoSoken ws. eke snOrG netstos or information apply
p 70: TrooSiyn~ssS WashInato n.st, 726 Fulton IT,
as b SS z: ss S SST Is
a g WeS ana foot Of jsy w.s;o.E Express calls
Genera, Passenger Agent >vS'a%dsf6ltave.. N 2.
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Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID East Express Trains via PHILADELPHIA, v
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
CINCINNATI, ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO.
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22rst,. 70 and 70 Radiant 70 1 and % ]. bay
n visss NsE 10 70 n .nd 10 70 "1 :" . o'''''h
Maidstone rrssht paid 81 s6. place 20 IS
wdes. Sunshine and Ben HARRISON were Withdrawn.
s{a nd Radiant sltemsted In the LEAD Tor half mile
sncee Aird within striking distance. In the stretch
Drew out and wen 10 esuter b four isogths
- fs4sat " big end fst, considering which he
- 80 ree and win do 10 haSe an eye on
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13
the passage Of house bill No. is by more
than two-thirds vote and asking the CON.
currence Of the senate.

than two-thirds vote and asking the con-
currence Of the senate.
REPORTS,
The committee on public health reported
in favor Of senate bill No. IS.
Mr.. BARLOW from the joint committee
on rules reported series of joint rules
and on motion of MIR. Swanston action on
the report was postponed until after it had
been printed in the journal.
A select committee reported that they
had made arrangements for committee
rooms in the second story OF the Capital
bank building.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. SWANSTON: No. Is. A Joint
resolution to amend the constitution OF
North Dakota by striking out tEerefrom
the clause locating the capital and submit
BY Mr.. LAMOURE: No. Is. Defining
the duties and fixing the salary of the
clerk of the supreme court; designating
the amount Of fees to be charged for ser
vices incident to the Office.
BY Mr.. !HARMON: No. q. Authoriz-
ing county commissioners to designate de-
pOsitories for public funds for the several
counties.
By MI. WlNSHIP: No. %. Providing
clerk hire for the several state officers and
making appropriation for the same.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE OF
SENATE BILLS.
No. 20, relating to seed grain, to commit
tee on agriculture; 21, relating to taxes, to
committee on ways and means; 22, attOr-
ney-general, to committee on insurance;
2S, great seal, to committee on state affairs;
"a, agricultural college at Fargo, to COM
mittee on public buildings. House bill
No. 1S, providing for transfer of unex-
pended balances of certain funds to the
state of North Dakota, was read for the
first time. &
After recess
Mr. SWANSTON called up the report
of the joint special committee on printing,
which was read and adopted.
NOTICE.
The judiciary committee meet in the
first room in the Capital National bank to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The president appointed E. L. COrkins
watchman. The president also announced
that the senate chamber will be opened
and warmed from q. m. until 8 p. m.
Mr.. Robinson was excused from attend
ance at tO-mOrrOw's session.
On motion of Mr.. SwanstOn the senate
adjourned.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13

sass We want SOFT coal aud oats atE EFauncefEI
Brown. CAL and see sus at corner seventh
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THE LEGISLATURE.
A Complete Synopsis Of the Daily
Proceedings of the First State
Legislature,
Together With Brief Review Of
the More Important Measures
Proposed in Each House.
Senate.

p. 4 ScM4t0.
THURSDAY, Dec. S.
Prayer by the chaplain.
A petition from the legal voters of Penn
bina county in favor of the passage of
senate bill No. l, relating to prohibition,
without change or alteration, was read and
referred to the committee on temperance.
REPORT.
The committee on temperance reported
favorably senate bill No. and recon-
mended that it do pass.
A message from the house announced
the passage of resolution providing for
the printing and distribution of the gov
ernor's message. which was read and re-
ferred to the committee on public printing.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. MCCORMACK: No. 20. To pro-
vide seed grain for counties where crops
were wholly or partially destroyed by
drolth or blight in the year 1889. The
By Mr.. DODDS: No. 21. To extend the
time for the payment of taxes for 1889.
Shall become delinquent on the first Mon
day in February, 1890, and draw interest
at per cent a month until the first Mon
Udy LII OCGOUcF dIU dlttI Llltt udI0 pcll-
atty of per cent. to be added with con-
tinued interest of per cent. month until
paid.
BY Mr.. DODDs: No. %. To amend an
act relallng to insurance, providing for
the insertion of commissioner of lnsur-
ance" to make it adaptable to the new
Office created by the constitution.
By Mr.. SWANSTON: No. %. Pr0vid-
ing for great seal for North Dakota and
prescribing its use.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE OF
SENATE BILLS.
No. 12, to judiciary committee; ls, to
committee on public health; IA, to COM
mittee on warehouses, grain and grain
grading; Is and 16, to judiciary committee;
and II, to committee on state affairs.
The chair announced that the railroad
committee would meet in the parlor of the
Western house this evening at 7:S0.
After recess
Mr.HAGGART introduced No. "a. Pro.
viding for an agricultural college and ex.
perimental station to be known as the
North Dakota agricultural college.
On motion of Mr.. Haggart the senate ad.
iOurned. ,5l-s,lCf H. 555
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Senate


r. - s3
MONDAY, Dec. 9th.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Messrs. Winship, Harmon and Lawrence
were excused from attendance to-day.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS. 4
BY Mr.. MCCORMACK: No. s6. Topro-
vide for the publication Of proposed amend
ments to the constitution. ..E4
By Mr.. WORST: No. q. Making it
lawful for certain kinds Of stock to run at
large certain seasons Of the year and pro-
hibiting stations ana vicious animals from
running at large. 81
By Mr.. STEVENS: No. s8 A concur
rent resolution for a memorial to congress
asking for an appropriation Of q portion Of
the monies realized from the sale of public
lands before North Dakota became a state
to be used for the benefit Of public schools.
By Mr.. SWANSTON: No. SO. To de-
fine the boundaries Of Ramsey and Walsh
counties. ,s.{ t 4gs 81
BY MI. RANDALL: No. 40. Creating
the Office Of chief boiler inspector and de-
finfng his duties. Authorizing him to ap-
point deputies when needed and providing
for the inspection of all steam boilers in
nse, other than railroad locomotives and
such as are inspected under the authority
e By Mr.. HARTMAN:N No. Al. To regu-
late common carriers and defining the
duties of railroad commissioners. Nothing
in the act to prohibit the issuing OF free
passes. This is the Minnesota railroad
and warehouse law-the famous 298 of the
last session. s@l5: :3ffs III s{ ias ti3
SECOND READING. 355
3 No. %, referred to the committee on
counties; 80, insurance, to committee on
insurance; 81, deaf institute, to committee
on education: 81, borrowing money for the
state. to committee on ways and means;
So, laws and reports for North Dakota uni
versity, to committee on education; 81,
prairie fire wardens, to committee on c0un-
ties. l II ts
Mr. SWANSTON. by unanimous consent
presented q memorial from the legislature
Of the state Of Washington, asking the leg
isiature Of North Dakota 70 cooperate
with them in obtaining lands granted BY
congress as provided In the statehood act,
which was read and referred to the COM
mittee on public lands.
After q recess the committee to whom
was referred the bill providing for an agy-
rlcultural college ct Fargo reported favor.
Hon. Sacob Dowell, late member Of the
c0nstitutio tional onyention was invited TO-
take q seat within the bar Of the senate.
BILLS PASSED. Z sS %
On motion Of 4 MI. 4 Sandager, senate
bill No. 8, providing for the interchange of
district jndg etc, was taken up m! and
passed. To take effect from and after its
passage and approval. ss 55Sj sifst
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13
House..
House met at 2 p. m.

uo,,so o4 -
1.ou00 1noo ~ r m'
Prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. STEVENS stated on behalf of the
oo,, n,;ttoo ~, onro,,oa and ongroseod ,;us
ssA. o -. en.ues. ..AAa .,s ,ssa. o...
tnas tne restaurant room III Tue oasehent
of the capitol could be fitted up by the gov
ernor for enrolling and enerossment pur-
1900 1900, o,,s tto. tho s,,o .oo,ns o,,or .,,o
poses, anu .nas ''.e nVo ivomS osol .le
the rate Of S65 per month for committee
purposes.
An attempt was made to reconsider the
repOrt of the committee fixing the salaries
Of officers and prohibitinp the appoint
ment of committee clerks, but the motion
to reconsider was tabled.
Mr.. HANKINSON, who !made the mo-
but was not in favor of recOnsiderinp.
1,,n,,o,,-,,.,o,, ~, ,,,,-
-,s, ,M - or ,'A
Mr. RENAUD: Dehnlng the ONCE hours
of county officers. Requiring offices of
sheriff. register of deeds. auditor and other
1900, oasao~ - TO-. t,a;- oaaoas o.so.,
ooun's ol.oo.s w noop olo11 0ineoS olen li
between the hours of q. m, and 4 p. M,
and prohibiting the fling of papers at anv
Other hours. County treasurers. however.
NAV receive money at any time. 4
Mr.. ITJTZ: Amendinr warehouse law
so aS tn charge S60 annual license for each
warehouse and separate bond Of $1,000
for each house. Z - - S-''0S
Mr. CURRIER: C0nkling's usurv bill
"a introduced in the lepislature or 1870.
Forfeits interest and Drincfpal in excess of
12 Der cent. Seven per cent. LEGAL rate in
absence of contract.
Mr, THOMPSON of Cass: Defining and
limiting the homestead exemption to a
value not exceedinp $1,000. Hinder the
constitution this exemption must be based
on value instead of area as heretOfore.l
Mr.. REED. Anthorizinp comfy com.
missioners to DESIGNATE depositories for
public funds.
Also creating Office of fire warden:
divides counties into fire districts. Pro.
vides for fire breaks with view 70 stnn.
ming and confininr nrairie fires.
Mr. LANGER: Repealing seed wheat
lien law Of 1887.
MI. IJEI,A AND. Extending bountv for
tree planting until 180R.
MI. FOSS: Recurring chattel mortgages
to be filed with town clerks: limits fee to
ten cents: void If not filed in fifteen davs.
town clerks anthorized to take acknowi,
edgements to chattal mortgages. in co,,n-
ties not orpanized into towns to be filed
with N register of deeds. = Fl = 8. 80 =
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13
for Infants and Children.

{ 'ssCastorisissow ven adapesd % children that
!recommend II e superior TO any prescription
known TO me-" 81. A. AnuHER, II. D., Y
III 60. Oxford g.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-13

T, y ~
3!s ii u u SATURDAY, Dec. q.
PRAYER by the chaplain.
"a message from the house informed the
senate that the house had adopted the
joint resolution relative to printing for the
legislative assembly.
Messrs. Wlnship and Sandager were ex-
cused from attendance to-day.
Acommunication from the city council
Of Devils Lake, rendering the free use Of q
building for . school for the deaf and
dumb for two years, was read. and referred
to the committee ON education.
RRPoRTs OF STANDING coNllTTEEs.
The judiciary committee reported favor
ably, with an amen ndment & which was
adopted, No. s, relating to the inter-
change OF judges. Also No. II, relating to
the pay. Of judges of the supreme court,
with an amendment. Also No. is, to facil-
itate the settlement Of .constit titutional ques-
lions by the supreme court, all Of which
were adopted. q, a ss5s
Mr.BARLOW offered ajoint resolution.