Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14
272 be made a special order. for Wednesday

s q } Be .'d made a f special order. for Wednesday
Roll esl5 On final passage-ayes a, nay I.
MI. ROBINSON asked consent to intro
duce a bill, which was granted.
No. 2S1, to provide for the copying of GER
tain records and making an appropriation
therefor, twice read and referred to the
committee on appropriations. ,
No. 2O8, to authorize school boards to
purchase United States Indispensable
No. 215, to provide for the pardon of con-
victs in the p%enitentiary in certain cases.
Report of the committee that it do pass
rejected and on motion of MI. Winshlp bill
was indefinitely postponed.
No: 27S, to secure to laborers in and
about coal mines and manufactures
their wages at regular intervals and in
lawful money of the United States.
MI. SWANSTON moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. LITTLE moved as a subst itute that
1t be made a special order for Wednesday
at o'clock-ayes IS, nays IL. Lost.
Thu motion to indefinitely postpone was
carried.
No. 81, relating to marriage and provid-
ing for a marriage license. During the
reading of the bill Mr.. Swanston moved
that it be committed to the judiciary COM
mittee. Lost-10 to II.
After the reading was completed Mr.. Nc
Cormack renewed the motion to recOmmit
to the committee on judiciary, which was
No. 1O8, relates to state library.
Mr.. YAGER moved that it be indefinitely
postponed. a senate. bill already passed
taking the place of it. Adopted.
No, 80, defining usury and the penalty
for taking the same:
consideration Of this bill be postponed and
that it be printed in the journal. Agreed
to.
No. 227. Establishing a legal holiday.
MIR. ROWE moved that further consider
alton of the bill be indefinitely postponed.
Adopted.
No. 2S4, to amend sections 8 and 4 of the
political code, being section 1872 compiled
laws, relating to the oaths of civil officers
passed, ayes Is, nays l.
Mr.. SMITH voting no.
No. 155, to amend section 2, chapters SO
and 80 session lava OF 1889, relating to lien
on grain for threshing. The committee re-
port that it do not pass.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that the report
be ~amended-that 1.-The bill do pass"
Adopted, and the report OF the committee
as amended, was adopted.
MI: ALL!N moved to strike out thirty
days. and insert ten days" Lost.
Roll call on final passage. Ayes, 20,
nays, 6; Messrs. Allin, LaNloure, Little,
Robinson, Smith and Yager voting no.
No. 1852, to encourage the culture of
| oueoA OCCOo III ellC uldLuldCUulC VI sugar
from the same-ayes 10; nays, 8.
Mr.. PRESIDENT signed No. 80, attach
ing certain townships to Ramsey county;
also, No. 81, to borrow money to pay ex-
traordinary expenses of the state govern
ment.
No. 1852. relating to the effect OF judg-
ments in an action for the foreclosure of
liens on real property, passed.
President pro tenn in the chair.
Mr.. STEVENS (by unanimous consent)
introduced enate bill 2S2. to amend an act
of the present session providing for the
lease and sale of common school lands,
which was twice read and referred to The
committee IN agriculture.
MI. MCCORMACK introduced a concur
rent resolution mem0rializing the senator's
and representatives in congress to use their
influence to secure an amendment to Sec
tions 2275 and 2276, revised statutes, relat-
ing to sections Ii and SO (school s%ections).
Adopted.
No. 26S, to amend sections III, 172 and
l7S OF the probate ~code-ayes, %; nays, 2.
On motion of Mr.. Swanston the senat
adjourned.