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

or the investigating committee be recalled
from the committee and placed in regular
order. Adopted.
Mr.. PRESIDENT signed house bill 26s.
amending the probate code; 1874, academy
OF science; 154, effect of action of Judgment
on foreclosures; 264, to cultiya-
tion of sugar beet and the manufacture of
sugar therefrom; 155, to amend an act,
session laws 1889; SS9, lien on crops for seed
grain. All recommended to pass.
A concurrent resolution and memorial to
congress asking that certain sections of
school land (16 and 36) be assigned to the
academy of science and soldiers' home, was
on motion OF MI. LaMoure laid upon the
table, the vote being IL to IL.
The CHAIR appointed as a committee of
conference on. house bill 80, Messrs. Law
renee, Bell and Slotten.
THIRD READING.
No. 2SS (Mr. Worst's billy, to appropriate
money to pay the expenses of the investi-
eating committee.
Mr.. WINSHIP moved that further con.
sideration of the bill be indefinitely post
poned. Lost.
Roll call on the final passage of the bill,
ayes IS, nays 10.
The committee on agriculture asked per-
mission to report OH No. 238, extension of
time to apply for seed wheat, and No. 237,
for economical management Of the agricul-
tural college, the latter with amendments,
and both recommended to pass.
MI. STEVENS moved that No. 2S7 be
placed upon its thru reading and final pas
sage, which was agreed to and the bill
passed by a unanimous vote.
Mr.. MCCORMACK moved that senate
bill 234, to name and describe the senator
ial districts Of North Dakota, introduced
hu Mr. Sfnunr,c ahoSr,roy y, ~ Tho ~ :AAoo
on apportionment, be given its third read
ing and placed upon its final passage.
Adopted.
Mr.. WINSHIP moved an amendment,
which embraced changes in three districts
in and contiguous to Grand Forks.
Mr.. STEVENS opposed the proposed
amendment, which wa defeated, and the
bill there were ayes, II; nays, IL.
Mr.. HAGGART moved 10 return to the
eighth order of business and that the vote
by which 257 was passed be reconsidered
and the motion be laid on the table.
Mr.. SWANSTON made the same motion
Mr.. MCBRIDE moved that No. 2S91 (his
third time, and it was so ordered and the
bill was passed by a vote of % to 8.
Mr.. SMITH moved that No. 218, declar-
ing certain combinations, contrivances,
trusts or agreements illegal, be taken up
and placed on its final passage.
Mi. LITTLE moved that it be made a
special order for Monday at 8 o'clock.
Lost; ayes, IL; nays, 10.
Roll call on final p~assage-ayes, "a;
nays 0.
Mr.. MCCORMACK called up No. PIP, re-
lating to bridge tax in certain cities and
municipalities, which was passed by a
unanimous vote.
A motion to reconsider and to lay the
motion on the table was adopted, also a
similar motion by Mr.. Smith, in relation to
senate bill 218.
A concurrent resolution relating to a
memorial to congress applying for a Sec
ton OF school land to be given for the use
OF the agricultural college, was on motion
of Mr. LaMoure taken from the table and
on his motion was adopted.
Mr.. STEVENS called up No. 2S2, to
amend an act of the present session pro-
viding for the leasing and sale of school
lands, which changes the time of sale from
the Goth of January to the goth of July to
from the 18th Of April to the 1st of June"
Passed by a unanimous vote.
No. 2S8. to extend the time in which pc.
tition and application for seed grain, was
called up by Mr.. Svensrud and on motion
of MIR. Mccormack was amended to May
Ii and passed by a vote of 20 to O..
MI. APPLETON moved that senate bill
178 be recalled from the committee on
counties and placed in general orders.
Adopted.
Mi. LITTLE moved that No. 217, adopt
ing the general laws of the territory of Da-
kota in relation to private corporations,
and continuing the same, be read the third
time and placed upon its final passage and
it swas SO ordered. Ayes, 81; nays, 8;
Messrs. Mcbride, Rowe and Harmon vot-
ing no.
The vote by which the bill pass was on
motion of Mi. Little reconsidered for the
purpose of adding the emergency clause;
but on its final passage was lost by a vote
of Is to II.
On motion of Mr.. Belyea the senate ad-
journed.