Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-07

90 be recalled and be referred to the com
mlttee on Judiciary, and 1t was so ordered
counts for the state auditor and state treas
urer. Passed.
No. AZ. Abolishing the Office of the com
missioner of immigration and imposing
certain duties on the commissioner of agrl
culture and labor. Passed.
Mr.. FISHER moved that the rules b.
suspended and that the vote by which sen
ate bill No. 1S1 was lost, be reconsidered
Carried.
nitely postponed.
Mr.. LITTLE moved to recommit.
on the table. Ayes, IL; nays, 10.
On the motion to indefinitely postpone
there were ayes, 9; nays, IS. Lost.
To recommit, ayes, 9; nays, IL,
Mr.. President in the chair.
Mr.. ALL1N moved to strike out sections
| and 2, and the other sections be mum
bered cOnsecutively. Adopted.
Mr.. LAMOURE moved that section 4 be
stricken out. Adopted.
On final passage as amended, there were
ayes. IS; nays, IL. 1t lacking the constitu
tlonal sixteen votes, the bill was defeated
No. "a. Fixing penalties for officers who
willful!y neglect to make reports as re
HuLLCu Wy lave L dSScu.
No. 70. Making it illegal and imposing
a penalty to show, sell or give away to
minor children, papers, pamphlets or mag.
azines principally devoted to illustrating
crime or obscene acts. Passed.
Mr.. LITTLE moved to adjourn. Divis.
ion being called for, there were ayes, IL;
nays, IL.
AFTERNOON.
Convened at 2 p. IN.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Absent on Toll call, Messrs. Dodds, Hell.
geson,. Mccormack and wager - all ex.
cused.
The reading Of the journal was inter.
rupted by Mr.. LaMoure, who moved that
further reading be dispensed with until
the entire journal of the legislative day
had been printed. Further reading was
suspended. 80,
Reports of standing committees, city and
munich pal corporations: No. 1877, amend
section 4, chapter 1S9, general laws of 1887,
public health; house bill 1856, to promote
medical science, 100, to prevent the sale of
cigarettes or tobacco to certain minor chill
dren and senate bill 93, reports of births,
deaths and marriageS-recOmmended to
pass. Ways and means: 152, examining
board to examine piano tuners-tOc commit
tee of the whole. Adopted.
MI. LAMOURE moved that No. LAP, pro.
vlding for the inspection of Illuminating
oil manufactured from petroleum or coal
oil, be recalled and referred to a select
committee, which was agreed to.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. ROBINSON: No. 1855. Provid-
ing that transcripts of judgments and de-
crees Of the United States courts be filed
with the clerk of the federal court to be
docketed by the clerk on his records.
A message from the house, returning
senate bill No. 49, providing for the trans
fer of freight at railroad crossings and the
maintenance of depots at the same, was re-
celved with several amendments, and on
motion of Mr.. LaMoure it was referred to
the committee on railroads.
sEcoND READING AND REFERENCE.
No. 1852, to amend an act to regulate
gram warehouses, defining the duties of
warehouse commissioners. ETC.. to COM
mittee on grain grading and warehouses;
1853, defining school holidays, education;
1874, Cancellation and arbitration, judiciary.
The hour having arrived for the consid-
Grafton OF special orders in committee of
the whole. MIR. President called Mr.. Win
shin to the chair.
Mr.. STEVENS moved that Nos. 1O1 and
AZ, both relating to primary elections, be
taken up and considered together.
Mr.. STEVENS offered an amendment to
No. 1O1, relating to the use of proxies,
which was adopted. j..
sidering the two bills together,
MI. LITTLE moved that both bills be re-
committed to a special committee of seven.
MI. WORST and Mr.. DIESEM favored
the motion.
MI. SWANSTON movedto include in the
motion ito recommit Nos. s and 112." which
was agreed to.
The CHAIR appointed as the special
committee, Messrs. Little, Worst, Stevens,
Smith. DieSem, Barlow and Harmon.
Nos. ITO, Ill, 1876, 119, all proposals of
amendment to the constitution, were dis
posed of. by agreeing that they be indef-
nitely postponed.
No. 72, to prevent the burial of the dead
within the corporate limits of any town,
No. los, relating to the payment OF tees
to the state treasurer on the filing of arti-
cles of Incorporation, after considerable
discussion, was recommended to pass, and
when the committee of the whole arose,
the record stood as above indicated.
Mr.. President in the chair.
Mr.. ROWE moved to except No. Y,
(burial of the dead from the recommends
ton of the report, which wa not agreed to.
Mr.. LITTLE moved that when the SEN
ate adjourns, 1t adjourn to meet at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Carried.
Mr.. ROWE moved to adjourn. Lost;
ayes, II; nays, IS.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. LIS, providing for the erection Of
grain warehouses and elevators on rail-
road right Of way and contiguous thereto.
Mr.. SMITH moved to recommit for the
purpose of Offering an amendment. Agreed
20.
Mr.. LITTLE gave notice that tomorrow
he would move to reconsider the vote by
which house bill No. Al was defeated.
Mr.. BARLOW moved to adjourn. Lost;
10 to IA.
House bill III, to protect mechanics, la
borers and persons furnishing material for
the construction Of public buildings and
making public improvements. Passed.
Mr.. HAGGART moved to adjourn; ayes,
II; nays, Z, and the senate adjourned till 2
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
House.
Convened at 2 p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Mr.. HAUGERUD moved that the read
ing of the journal be dispensed with and
A. 81.