Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-21
The Governors Appointments We're
Returned Uncorfirmed by
the Senate.
The Executives Action Criticised by
the Senators in no Uncer-
tain Manner.
The House VOL ed Hard and Faith
fully Till the Last Minute Be-
fore Adjournment.
Senate.
TUESDAY,. March IL.

A"s1
TUESDAY. March IL.
Convened at 10 a. m.
The roll being called and a quorum
present, the chair signed house bills 200,
22s, a47, 344. 321, IS, 81.
House bill 1852, providing for the appoint
ment Of three commissioners to survey and
mark the boundary line between the states
of North Dakota and South Dakota.
Mr.. STEVENS moved an amendment
to appoint one commissioner. who shall be
a resident of the state and a practical sur
veyor. Adopted, and bill passed.
No. 27s, erection Of dams for the purpose
OF irrigation, passed-ayes, q: nays,0.
No. 1874, to amend an act providing for
the appointment Of a sheep inspector, etc,
ayes. 20; nays 4. Messrs. Bell, Cowan, Nc
Bride and Randall voting nc.
No. 149, to revise the laws relating to
justices and c~onstables.
Mr.. FISHER moved that further consid-
Grafton of 14s be indefinitely postponed.
Adopted.
No. 2aS, to regulate the fees of witnesses
when called in more than one case by the
same ~party-ayes, %; nays. 2. Messrs.
Stevens and SwanstOn voting no.
No. 356, to amend the act providing for
the locating and government OF the state
reform school at Mandan, passed-ayes, 26;
nays, 0,
rrhe following house bills, under the sus-
pension OF She rules, were taken up and
considered.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved that the senate
cnncur in senate bills 1877 and 14S-both
aInptal HpIrSr amnnimnntS tn Cnnatp hill
TSD waFs also concurred in.
No. 2aS. requiring railroad companies to
fence their line of road.
Mr.. BELL offered 3 long amendment de.
Scribing the kind of fence TO be con-
structef-to be painted bright red, etc.
Mr.. DODDS moved as a substitute that
further consideration of the bill be indeti
niteIy postponed. Lost.
Mr.. BARLOW offered an amendment,
which was adopted.
Roll call on final passage, ayes IS, nays
IL, lost.
No. 247, to amend an act of 1887 relating
to chattel mortgages, passed--25 to 0.
No. 255, to amend section 6l53, compiled
laws of the Justice code, indefinitely post
poned.
No. 116, authorizing and requiring county
commissioners to designate Repositories,
indefinitely postponed, ayes 10 nays 7.
No. S4S. fixing the salary of the commits
Siplltl VI ak icIllbuhC hlIt ldbot.
Mr.. LITTLE moved to amend by strik-
ing out $4,000 and inserting $1,000.
MT. LAMOURE moved a call of the
house. Absent, MeSSrs. Bell, Rowe and
S~andaCer.
Mr.. DODDS moved tina further proceed
ing under the call be dispensed with. Lost
-l2 to Is.
The absentees were brought In and fur
Their proceedings dispensed with.
Roll call OH MI. LittIe's amendment.
Ayes Ii. nays lb-adopted.
The CHAIR signed senate bills Nos. 16S,
$50. PIG, 170. 1872, II. 15ti. 143.
The president pro tell. in the chair.
On the passage of No. A3-ayes q. nays
z.
No. III. to encourage the building Of
roads and highways in u~nOrganiZed towns
Mr.. BARLOW moved that further con-
siGeratlon be indefinitely postponed. NO
second.
Roll call on its final passage-ayes IS,
nays 8.
Mr. SWANSON in the chair.
MIR. ROBINSON moved that senate Dill
No, 2lS be recalled from the house.
Adopted.
Mr.. LAMOURE made some remarks on
the neglect Of observing the rules in the
passage OF bills ami asked That rule 81, pro
,hiblting lobbyists from the floor, be en-
forced, and the sergeant-at-arms was in
rstructeG " see IL enforced.
No. 335I, 10 amend an act passed by the
present session ~ establish the North Da
sthOta academy OF Seience.
Mr.. BELIEA moved indefinite post
7ponement. ayes 5, nays IS.
On nnIi paSsage-ayes 10, nays I.
No. BIZ, to define what newspapers are
entitled. To publish legal notices and dc
public p~rintlIls-ayss u, nays 8.
Mr.. ROBINSON moved TO adjourn
Adopted.
,AFTEkNooA SESSION.
All the senators Present,
The reading Of the Journal was dispensed
with. and Messrs. DUdds and Fisher were
appointed IL correct the same.
Nj. STEVENS otIvEed a resolution
wherein Ap set forth the improperly Of W,
governor sending to the senate at the las
day but one Of the session, his ~uoWiuauon'
for directors aud Trustees Of the yariOu.
state institutions, deemfng il. not. only q dis
regard Of a provision OF the Constitution uu
also diSconrteous to the senate, and Tes0lp.
ing that they be returned tothe g0verno
s. without action on the part Of the senate.
Mr.. SMITH moved that the resolution b.
laid upon the table. - = T~'HEE. @T p"
&@ The resolution was CaslniV but earnest!,
discussed by MPSSrS. Stevens; LaMourt
Worst and Swanston and the action of til
goYernorwaseondena ned in respectful sbU
% nnfnistaken language" ~F: .#'
MIR. HiNSH4P inteJpUsed q word OF eX
5~atenuatIon. F" Ie@1 : E-r - 49,
Ihe roll call being demanded on til
motion 10 laE onsthe table there were aye
II mays IL. 20 -:s.r 'HF~ 4.@=
Roll cali OF tie passage Of the resOlu,ipI
4-agesrll mays 10. %, = rt ~-aa:a .5re-
4tssrs. AlliD, Barlow. D0dds, ueigesoJ
Robinson. Rowe, tsIotteni 9sYenstud, AVin