Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-07

To prohibit interference in the puying or
selling Of merchandise or manufactures
and providing punishment for the same
corporations other than municipal.
Also No. PIG. Authorizing the use Of
any surplus funds by counties for the pur.
chase Of seed grain %(amending late act)-
counties. @i 3%
BY Mr.. LITTLE: No. 22o. To abolish tbs
office Of city treasurer in cities not organized
under the general law and providing for
the county treasurer to perform the duties
now devolving on the city treasurer.
A message from the house was received
transmitting a certified copy Of the amend
Also No. 1866, the use of brands and ear
marks, with amendments, which were con-
81 sWANsToN moved that all amend
meats by the senate to house bill No. IA be !.
oe sShd adopted, which was agreed to.
vldlng for the taxation Of real and personal
property in u%norganized counties, were
concurred in.
The house amendments to No. Al were,
on motion OF Mr.. LaMoure. referred to the
railroad committee for comparison.
|, The house amendments to No. 118, the
bridge bill, on motion of Mr.. Diesem, were
concurred in.
No. 81, deaf mute veto, a special order, on
motion of Mr.. Mccormack was further
Po'FPoASu oAtGl uAOLludy dG D u. Ill. TEa..E "
THIRD READING.
No. "a, to amend section SO, chapter liz,
laws Of 1887, entitled "township govern
mcnt"-passed.
No. 200, providing for the REORGANIZATION
of civil townships-passed.
No. 1876, the railroad tax bill, was taken
up, being a special order. r
A motion to re.insert section S, which
provides that half the tax shall be paid into
the state treasury and one-half 90 to the
counties, was pending.
The debate which followed was one of
the most earnest OF the session, the disput-
ants dividing on that liue.
Mr. E'rlow and Mr.. Diesem approved
the motion and Mr.. Worst and Mr.. Harmon
were both forcible and eloquent on the side
OF the counties.
The motion to re.insert section S was
Mr.. STEVENS then moved to Strike out
"one.halt' and insert "two thirds" 20 go
into the state treasury, which was adopted
by 4 vote of Is to 10.
MI: BARLOW moved TO strike out sec
ton s. Lost. d
The vote to insert 'stwo.thirds'' was, on
motion Of Mr.. Swanston, reconsidered-
II to Sand 'One-half' was restored.
MI. HAGGART moved to postpone until
tomorrow at 4 O'Clock p. m which met
with strong opposition and was lost. =
passage, there were: Ayes, IL; nays. II,
| and the chair declared the bill passed, in
accordance With former instructions, the
standing.
|, Mr.. LITTLE moved that house bill 26l
De put upon its final passage under Il sus-
pension of the rules. Hostages, Is; nays.
| D, IL taxing GWentE-On(t VNtpS tn SjlSnhnh
the rules.
The house reported the adoption of the
report OF the committee on conference on
senate bill No. 1873 and the passage of the
No. 146. To provide for the publication
of the session laws was, recommitted to the
committee on printing.
MI. LAMOURE moved that all persons
be excluded from the clerks desks except
those who are sworn in as clerks.
Nc. 2l4. A joint resolution providing
for the appointment Of a committee of five
by the governor to procure seed grain for
the needy farmers of North Dakota.
Mr. BELYEA moved to amend by in
sertlng the names Of certain state officers.
Mr.. MCCORMACK moved as an amend
ment to the amendment that the following
named persons be appointed as a commit
tee: Alexander Mckenzie. A. o. Whipple,
Vim. Bulge, VIM. O'Mulcahy, Major. r. E..
! AOiuiuk, I'll. myers anu IcO. r. spencer.
Mr.. FISHER asked if Geo. E. Spencer
was the attorney for the Louisiana lot
terry.
The president pro TEN. who was in the
chair replied that the chair was not in pos
session of any information upon the SUBJ
Ject out would communicate with that gem
tleman if desired and let the senator
| know. 0I
Mr.. McCORMACK'S motion to appoint
the ABOVE named as a committee to procure
seed wheat was adopted, ayes 10, nays g..
The clause providing for the payment of
ton OF Mr.. Mccormack been stricken out.
Mr.. SLOTTEN moved that the house
bills on the secretary's table be read the
first and second times and referred. and it
was so ordered. "
No. 1924, to locate and maintain the North
Dakota academy of sciences at Wahpet0n
public buildings; 2SS, to locate a reform
school at M~andan-public buildings; 300.
railroad companies to fence their roads
railroads; 227, to establish a legal holiday
1872, relating to foreclosure Of real estate
mortgages-judiciary; 1888, to amend IN act
entitled IAN act to fix the maximum rate
transportation OF cOal-railrOads; 296, pro-
viding for q board to look after university
and school lands.aeaducation; 247, to amend
to -%mortgaging of real estate--judiciary;
lsS; T for fhe i paolis fhRPPsoe Of tSs co 10
stitution in newspapers-public printing;
23S, to amend sec 1, chap. 6, compiled laws
judiciary; S04, to allow convicls in peni-
tertiary a credit-judiciary; 282, Furnishing
persons for pointing fire arms at ether per-
sons-judiciary; 1928, to amend an act for
the protec ion of the public credit (for
1890)-ways and means; "a, damage of
sheep by dogs state affairs; 275, to provide
for clerks of court to transmit certain
records-judiciary; ITO, to preserve the
purity OF water-public health; 1872, to I
amend chapter 81, relating to county
mutual insurance companies-counties.
On motion of Mr.. Little the senate
adjourned. 5
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