Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-21

d special Order Tor MONDAY next at $3.50 %,
m. Adopted.
We're considered:
Senate bill No. s, the election bill. re-
ported back with amendments.
DO not concur, and that a committee of con-
ference be appointed. Messrs. Swanston,
Mcbride and Dodds appointed.
No. %, to prescribe the bond, oath and
duties of the attorney general, with amend
ments.
Mr.. ROWE moved that the senate con.
cur. Adopted.
Roll call on final passage as amended re-
fused.
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
No. 220, to abolish the Office of treasurer
in all cities not organized under the gen.
eral law, and providing that the county
treasurer shall perform the duties thereof.
Amended by the committee and not passed.
Ayes 10; nays, 9.
Concurrent resolution offered by Mr..
DieSem March Is, was called up, instruct
ing our delegation in congress to use their
influence to secure the enactment of a law
requiring the census enumerators to ascer-
tain the amount of mortgages, ETC., on
farm property. Adopted. IA to l.
No. PIG, authorizing counties to use any
surplus funds not otherwise required. for
the purchase of seed grain for needy farm
ers. Report not adopted. Ayes, 8; nays, 9.
The title was amended.
Mr.: MCBRIDE raised the question of
constitutionality.
Roll call on final passage there were ayes
IL, nays 11-lost.
Special order, house bill 221, to prohibit
the black listing or publishing of employees
or laborers when they have been dis
charged and fixing the punishment there.
for.
The president pro tenn. in the chair.
Roll call ON final passage there were
Senate bill S1-special order, with the
governors veto mesSage-it being the deaf
mute school bill.
MI. SWANSTON moved that the senate
proceed to consider the veto message.
Adopted.
The message was read.
Mr.. Belyea in the chair.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that the bill
pass, the objections of the governor to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
The president pro TEN. in the chair.
Roll call on the final passage Of the bill
ing a two-thirds vote it was passed,
Messrs. Allin, Barlow, Dodds, Fisher,
HelgesOn, Rowe, SlOtten, Smith, Winship
and wager voting no.
No. 2O8, to establish reasonable charges
for the transportation of property on rail.
roads.
Mr.. STEVENS moved that it be made a
special order for Tuesday afternoon next
at 4 o'clock. Adopted.
No. 121, to adjust the fees of county reg
listers of deeds in certain cases. Passed
unanimously. .
No. 228, making invalid bonds or other
evidences of debt, unless certified by the
nrnnnp off pnr oHvnc 90 nouc
No. 2O7. to regulate railroad corporations
and other common carriers, ETC., on motion
of Mr.. Belyea, was made a special order for
Tuesday next at &c O'Clock p. m.
The report of the conference committee
on house bill 80 was, on motion of Mr.. La
Monre, laid On the table.
No. 225, relating to improvements by
passed.
No. rs, requiring county treasurers to act
as school treaSurerS in certain cases pro-
vided for In general school law, was indie
finitely postponed.
No. 1893, to reimburse Jacob Dobmier for
account Of prohibition.
Mr.. ROWE moved that it be indefinitely
postponed. Lost.
MI. ROBINSON moved that the bill be
recommitted to the committee on irrigation.
Lost.
Mr.. sWANsToN moved to amend Thy
striking out $172,000 and insert $4,000.
Mr.. sWANsToN lmoved to strike out
$172,OOO and insert $4,000. Lost.
MI. MCCORMACK moved to strike out
S172,000 ard insert $4,000. Lost.
Mr.. HAGGART offered an amendment
that all brewers be reimbursed in the sum
OF $1,000. Adopted.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved that the bill be
referred to the seed wheat committee with
instructions to settle in full after all the
needy farmers are supplied with seed
wheat. Adopted.
No. 81, provided for in school law and in
definitely postponed on motion of Mr.. Nc
No. 1871, to amend section 81, chapter 6, of
the code of civil procedure. Passed.
No. 178, to organize the county board of
supervisors to take the place OF county
commissioners.
making. the number of petitioners "two-
thirds" instead of ''one-third" in making
application for adopting the supervisor sys-
Mr.. SWANsToN moqed to strike out
"one-third" and insert "three-fifths
N.Y. NJ. APPLETON moved to strike out
Roll cali on final 6 passage-ayes, "a;
No. 1926, to amend an act prescribing the
mode of making assessments and the levy
n collection Of taxes.
On final passage as amended by the
committee-ayes. 20; nays. o.
MIR. ROBINSON moved that senate bill
2SS be recalled from the house. Adopted.
No. 22S, making an appropriation to pay
| the salaries of the various state officers for
| the year 1890 1855, 000)-l890 stricken out
and fourteen months ending December 81,
1890, inserted. ~Passed-ayes, 81; nays, O..
Motion to reconsider laid on the table.
MI. HAGGART moved that senate bill
23S, appropriating $1,000 for investigating
committee, returned from the house, be in
definitely postponed. Adopted.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that the mes
sage from the house relating to senate bill
las, be considered. Adopted. (Relates to
the use of Ignite at the insane asylum at
JameStoWn.)
MI. SWANsTON moved to concur in
house amendments. Ayes, 10; nays, s.
Roll call on final passage as amended
ayes, 81; nays. Z.
MI. DIESEM moved that the rules he
suspended and that the concurrent resolu-
ton from the house be considered. Re-
lates to an artesiah we'll test, asking con-
gress for an appropriation of $4,000 to
experiment. Carried. Resolution adopted
-18 to 10.
The conference committee on senate
bill "A, to regulate common carries, being