Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-12-20

Ihe chair appointed as committee tt
superlntend the printing of the proceed
lngS OF the constitutional convention, ETC.,
Messrs. Worst, Smith and COwen,
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. BARLOW: No. IS. s.Regulating the
duties and fixing the compensation of the
supreme court reporter
By MIR. ROWE: No. "a. To establish q
supreme court library.
By: Mr.. LITTLE: No. IS. To subdivide
the Sixth judicial district Of North Dakota
and fix the terms of court.
Mr.. .ALLIN offered a concurrent resOlu-
ton that the senate and house Of repre-
1890. : - - ~ '''1 : =
Mr.. BELL favored the resolution.
Messrs. SWANSTON, DIESEM and
WORST gave some very good reasons whv
it was impracticable to pass such resOlu.
tion at the present time.
| MI. SWANSTON moved to lay the res
olation on the table. Yeas Is, nays Is.
Before the vote was announced Mr..
Swanston changed HE vote to no, and
moved that the vote just taken be recon-
sidered.
Mr.. MANICURE moved that the motion
to reconsider be laid upon the table, and
ing the whole business landed upon the
Mr.. MCCORMACK introduced a concur
rent resolution to memorabilia congress
for $4,000 to reimburse the expenses of
the constitutional convention over and
above the $4,000 which was appropriated
Adopted.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
No. so, security on grain, to the commit
tee on agriculture; No. So, commission to
settle with South Dakota, to the committee
| on federal relations.
Mr.. ALLlN moved that invitation be ex-
tended to Mr.. Clapp, q member of the late
constitutional convention, to take seat
within the bar of the senate, and it was so
voted.
THIRD READING.
No. 40, protection to public credit,
passed; No. 80, defining the boundary be-
tween Ramsey and Walsh counties,
passed; No. 14,regulating toll and exchange
in grist and Touring mills. on motion of
Mr.. Allin, was referred to the committee
of the whole; No. 81. making an appropria-
tion for printing, by unanimous consent
was taken up and passed with an emer-
gency attachment.
No. 4, to establish q board of boiler in
spectors, was also passed.
The substitute bill for borrowing money
No. 6, and referred to the committee on
temperance.
No. 13, to transfer and reappropriate un.
expended balances appropriated by the
eighteenth legislative assembly. Emer-
gency-passed.
Mr. DODDs moved to 90 into committee
of the whole, which prevailed.
Mr.. Rowe in the chair.
Senate bill No. 8 was taken up and con-
sidered.
Mr.. MCBRIDE moved that when the
committee arise it recommend. that it be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. LAMOURE moved to orecommend it's
passage, and it was so ordered, and the re-
port was adopted by the senate.
The president signed the joint memorial
to congress to amend the pre-emptiOn and
homestead laws.
House bill No. 6 was read the third time
and passed.
No. S. Supreme court reporter-was re-
ferred to judiciary committee.
House.
House met at Up. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Messrs. Stevens, Reed and Tyler were
appointed on the joint committee to report
bill fixing salaries of legislative employees.
Mr.. Walsh and Mccullough were ap-
pointed committee to revise and correct
the daily journal.
COMMITTEE ROOM.
The house judiciary committee will here
after meet daily at 10 a. M, in room IL,
First National bank building.
A ACQUISITION OF DELAY.
Mr.. BOWEN offered bill to the effect
that no bill repealed from any committee
shall be considered until the second day
after said report unless ordered otherwise
by q two-thirds vote. He stated the object
of this motion was to give members time to
consider the printed report.
Mr.. WALSH moved to amend by making
| it the day following the report.
The matter was referred to the commit
tee on rules.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
The senate bill fixing the salary of the
clerk af the supreme court was passed to
its second reading and referred to the judi
| cary committee.
CASH WANTED.
a memorial to congress asking grant
| OF per cent of lands previously disposed
| OF for the benefit of public schools was
read the first time.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED.
No. 81. Extending time for paying taxes,
to ways and means committee; No. q, re-
lating to attorney general, to the judiciary
committee; No. 50. prescribing great and
other seals. to the committee on state
affairs; No. "a, Fargo agricultural college,
to the committee on public institutions;
No. IL, for depOsiting abstracts for state
| bills.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. STEVENS: Giving wife or husband
right Of dover. Ut has been supposed
that such right does not exist in this state
except as to the homestead. This bill set
ties any doubt that may exist and pre-
scribes the mode for enforcing It.
Also providing for garnishment.
Also, regulating the admission Of at
torneys-requires licenses [the Illinois
law], no limitation as to sex. Requires
certlhcate IS to good moral character.
Mr.STEVENS: Providing for incorpOra-
ting and the government of fire, marine
and inland navigation insurance COM
panies. The Illinois law.
Also the Illinois law in relation to