Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14

MIR. BELL moved to amend the bill by
striking out section IL; ayes IS, nays s
carried.
Mr.. STEVENS moved to strike out Sec
tion l; ayes 6, nays 16, lost.l
Roll call on final passage, ayes "a, nays
Mr.. HAGGART moved that the report
OF the seed wheat committee be referred to
the committee on state affairs, and it was
so referred.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
The following bills were introduced
twice read and referred.
Mr.. SANDAGER: No. 2S5. To amend
section 20, chapter 81, of the political code
counties.
Mr.. HARMON: No. 2S6. To repeal sec.
tton q of an act providing for the organic
alton. and government Of state banks
Mr.. HAGGART: 2s7, providing tor a
more economical management of the North
Dakota agricultural college-agriculture
Mr.. BARLOW: 2ss, to extend the time
IN which petition and application may be
made for seed grain-special committee on
seed wheat.
MI. DODDS moved that committee of
conference be appointed on house bill 309
and the chair appointed Messrs. Dodds
senate.
After recess of ten minutes, large
number of senators being absent, a call OF
the house was ordered.
Mr.. President in the chair.
, The sergeant-at arms gathered in the alb.
sentees, and further proceedings under the
call being dispensed with, communlca
tlon from the governor was received an.
nOuncing his approval of senate bill 142
providing for the inspection of illuminat
ing oils; 80, attaching townships to Ram
sey county; 81. to borrow money to pay
the extraordinary expenses of the govern.
ment; So. relating to the selection of jurors
and l41. transferring unexpended balance
in the office of the commissioner of immi
grafton.
Mr.. PRESIDENT signed the following
surance companies; 115. ceding jurisdiction
to the United States over certain lands
etc.; 29, to encourage the manufacture Of
potato starch; 1876, legalizing the acts Of
certain officers; 279, amending chapter 7S
general laws, providing for the incorpor
alton Of cities; 27S. establishing the state
reform school at Mandan, and S05, to estab
liSh soldiers home at Lisbon.
Mr.. YAGER moved that senate bill Isl
be recommitted to judiciary committee.
The conference committee made repor
on house bill S09, which was adopted ant
the roll being called on it's final passage a!
amended it was passed.
THIRD READING OF SENATE BILLS.
No. 22l, to transfer certain unexpendet
funds of certain state institutions to thu
general fund. Passed.
NO. 2Sl, providing for the copying OF Ger
tain records and making an appropriation
therefor. Passed.
No. 227, providing for state board o.
equalization Of taxes. Passed.
Mr.. MCBRIDE asked unanimous consen
to introducesa bill-agreed to.
No. 299. to provide for the change from
school township to the school district sys
TEN. Twice read and referred to commit
Mr.. SWANSTON made report of con
ference committee On senate bill 70, which
was adopted.
MIR. DODDS,by unanimous consent, made
report on senate bill 2l8-ipterference il
buying or selling goods-adopted.
HOUSE BILLS READ AND REFERRED.
1874, to amend an act of the general laws
of 1885, to provide for the appointment of &
sheep inspector 2O9, to pro
vide for the purchase of stationery anc
supplies for the legislative assembly anG
state offices-state affairs; 212, to amend
section 7, chapter 69, session laws Of 1856
relates to a board Of health-public health
school of manual training at the city Of
Glendale education; 267, to amend an
act to give publicity to chattel mortgage
sale-judiciary; 298, to regulate the pay Of
witnesses when called upon more than
once by the same party-judicary.
President pro tenn. in the chair.
No. 901, to authorize the organization of
detective associations, etc.-committee on
temperance; 1872, declaring terms, names
etc., used in the territorial statutes, be
made legal under the state constitution
judiciary; 34S, fixing the salary of the com.
missioner OF agriculture and labOr-apprO
priaJiOns.
Mr.. WiNsHlP moved that senate bill
224 amendment to the Grand Forks bill
be taken up and put on its final passage
which was agreed to and the bill was
passed-29 too
Mr.. LITTLE moved that the senate ad
Journ.
MIR. SWANSTON moved that the senate
adjourn to 7:S0 this evening, ayes II, nays
Z, carried.
EVENING SESSION.
The hour to which the senate adjourned
(7:s0) having arrived, Mr.. Worst moved
that Mr.. Mccormack take the chair unit
the arrival Of the president or president
pro. tem., which motion prevailed.
Mr.. Mccormack in the chair.'
The roll being called there was found tt
be a quorum present, and the presiden,
pro. tenn. coming in took the chair. ant
the third reading OF house bills was pro
ceeded with:
. No. 96, authotizing counties to fund out
standing indebtedness, etc.-passed-2l to
No. 275, to provide for the clerks of the
courts to transcribe and transfer cases a:
required by the change Of judicial district:
passed. 81. Z ..GG.ss...,.., ), .tE
No 9OS, to provide for amending articles o.
incorporation of building and loan associa-
tions-p passed -ayes 10, nays l. Mr. Stevens
voting no. zss 7iy1
No. 22l, to prohibit the blacklisting OF
publishing the names of employees when
they have been discharged and providing {
penalty therefor. .Si 5i
Mr.. MCCORMACK moved that it b.
made a special order for next Saturday Al
Sp. m. Adopted. ..23, ss,@ ID
No. 25e, to empower cities and villages