Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-01-17
THE LEGISLATURE.
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No: be recalled from the house, it having
Deen sent there, as he had ascertained, with
out the amendments. Adopted.
Mr.. DODDS moved that No. 81, which
was a concurrent resolution and a memoir
lal to congress to subdivide North Dakota
into four judicial districts, be adopted,
Which was agreed to.
state De requested to deliver to each mem
per or the senate a COPY OF the debates of
the constitutional convention. Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
BY Mr.. LITTLE: No. 95. Requiring the
payment of fees into the state treasury 10y
corporations applying for authority to 20
into business. Fifty dollars being required
on a capital of $4,000, and an addition of
10 on every additional $4,000 capital or
any fraction thereof.
By Mr.. BELYEA: No. 1906. To repeal
SECTIONS 2 to Id OF chapter 12l, general laws
1887, and to amend section l by substitute
ing the word "state' for "territory."
by Mr.. ALL1N: No. 10Y. To allow Or
gained townships to raise a tax for irri-
eating purposes; two-thirds of the legal
authorize such expenditure.
BY Mr.. SMITH. No. 1OS. Authorizing
the governor and secretary of state to
provide furniture, stationery and supplies
Tor public offices.
By Mr.. WINsH1p: No. 1o9. Giving
power to county courts to mortgage es-
tates of deceased persons, minors and in
competent persons.
A message from the house informed the
senate OF the passage of that body of SCH
ate bills Nos. 80 and SO.
"A message from the governor informed
the senate that he had approved senate
bills No. ID, regulating the practice of
medicine, and No. 40, protection of public
credit.
SECOND READING AND REFERENCE.
No. 50. Relating to register of deeds, to
committee on counties; 90, woman suffrage,
woman suffrage; 100, duties of states attor-
ney, judiciary; 1O1. primary elections, cleo
tons; lO2, city and municipal corporations;
lob, registers salaries, counties; LOG, relates
to pharmacy, public health.
THIRD READING.
No. 81. To provide for elections in UNI
organized counties, for state, Legislative
and judicial purposes. Passed.
Mr.. ROWE moved to recall No. 7 from
the committee of the whole, which was
agreed to. and he then moved that it
be read the third time and put upon its
final passage.
THIS a bill to amend an act to insure
10Y "S'NS VI iNStltAollSlo VI NCu-
tai surgery and to regulate the practice of
dentistry in North Dakota. Its considera-
ton occupied considerable space in the
days session, the three NJ. DIS. Messrs.
Belyea. Rowe and SwanSton and Mcssrs.
Little and Worst taking a part in its dis
cuSSlon and amendments.
Mr.. LITTLE moved that it be recon-
mitted to the committee or public health
and it was so ordered, the committee sub
%sequently reporting it in ship-shape, and it
was passed by a vote of: Ayes, 81; nays, 4.
No. S6. TO provide for publication of
proposed constitutional amendments was
passed.
The CHAIR announced his signature to
No. 31-Devils Lake institute for the deaf
and dumb.
Mr.. LAMOURE called for the reading of
the auditors communication, relating to
the expense Of transportation of trustees
and regents of public institutions. The
amounts given were as follows:
University of North Dakota .............S 700 10
Jamestown insane asylum ............... 1,2Ol 25
Bis na penitentiary. ................ 2,O79 36
.f3,HSO IL
On motion of Mr.. LaMOure the senate
adjourned.