Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-07

Convened at Q p. m.
APrayer by the chaplain.
The journal of Saturday referred to
Messrs. Allin and Bell for correction.
,'-' COMMITTEE REPORTS.
The special committee on seed wheat re-
ported favorably IN the joint resolution
providing for a committee of five to devise
means for procuring seed grain.
Judiciary-No. 1876, appointing an agent
to receive service Of process for non-resi-
dent publishers of newspapers, etc., a ma
jority report recommending that it do pass,
and a minority report by Barlow and
Dodds that it do not pass.
Mr.. BELYEA moved that the minority
report be laid upon the table and that it be
expunged from the record. Adopted.
Also, house bill No. 1858, to amend the
probate code, and senate bill No. 1859, pro-
viding for the cancellation of certain ille-
gal taxes on railroad grant lands. recon-
mending that they do pass-the latter with
amendments.
A message from the house announced
the appointment of a conference committee
on the part of the house on senate bill No.
1888; also the passage of the following bills:
Nos. 10, 2SS. 247, 275, 2SS. 295, 296 and S0.
Mr.. STEVENS offered q resolution call
ing on the committee on federal relations to
furnish the joint commission to settle mat
tiers between North and South Dakota with
any information to expedite a speedy set
Element. Adopted.
~ NJ W1NSuTD novod thot thu yota hx,
which house bill No. 22S was defeated be
MI. LAMOURE moved that the rules be
suspended, which was lost, and he then
moved call of the senate.
The absences being Messrs. Allin and
Bell, who were in the ante-ro0m correct
ing the journal, on their appearance in the
senate further proceeding under the call
were dispensed with,
MI. LAMOURE renewed the motion that
the vote on house bill No. 228-school of
mines annex to the state university-be re-
considered, II on motion of Mr.. WinShip
it was made a special order for Friday at
SPIN.
Mr.. BELYEA moved that the vote by
which No. 202-mortgaging Of crops be-
fore the seed is soWn-be recOnsidered.
Adopted-15 to s.
MI. BELYEA then moved that it be
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. LITTLE: No. 215. Fixing the
term of the court and defining the practice
in county courts having criminal and civil
jurisdiction. Twice read and referred to
he judiciary committee.
BY Mr.. MCCORMACK; No. PIG. Provid-
ing for the purchase of books for the state
s library and for the care and custody of the
same-to.the committee on state library.
The house returned senate bill No. 125,
payment of liabilities of civil townships
heretofore Illegally organized, having
passed the senate with. amendments.
MI. LAMOURE moved that the senate
concur in the amendments, which motion
pr eyailed.
"a message reported the house concur
rencetin senate amendment to No. %; also,
the passage of senate bills No.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
No. eli, repeating section 556 of the civil
code-judiciary; No. PIP, relating to bridge
tax-counties; No. 2lS, to provide for an
election to increase the jurisdiction of
courts-judiciary.
MI. DIESEM Introduce a resolution, the
purpOrt of which was to have the census
cages, and what for, on real and personal
Nj. STEVENS moved that it be referred
8 to the committee on statistics: ayes II,
nay 1-nO such committee.
The governor messaged his approval of
No. 1893, requiring the secretary Of state to
keep q record Of bonds of state, officers and