Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-02-07
House,.
Convened at 2 p. m.

House,.
Convened at 2 p. M.
Prayer by the chaplain.
All members present with the execution
OF Messrs. Foss and Tandberg.
Mr.. REED moved that the reading of
the journal be dispensed with and that a
committee be appointed to correct the
same.
Messrs. Reed, Heglie and Nedrud were
appointed as such committee.
The speaker appointed as the committee
to confer with the senate committee on
senate bill No. 81, Messrs. Reed, Thomas
and Hoyr.
He also appointed as a committee to con-
fer on senate bill No. SO, Messrs. Selby.
Thompson and Stevens.
The committee on agriculture reported
house bill No. "a, indemnifying the owners
OF sheep in case Of damage by dogs, and
creating a fund from dog tax, with a SUBJ
stitute bill covering the same ground.
Mr.. HANKINSON moved that the read.
ing Of the report Of the committee be dis.
pensed with until it shall be printed in the
journal. Carried.
Committee on agriculture reported house
bill No. 1914, providing for sheep inspectors,
with the recommendation that the bill do
pass after being so amended that the in
SpectOr may appoint as many deputies as
he chooses.
Committee on Judiciary reported house
bill No. 243, prohibiting the mortgaging of
real and personal property in the same in
strument, with the recommendation that
it pass after being amended as to detail.
Also house bill No. 2ss, providing for
the registration OF warrants by the treas
urer-recommend that it be referred to the
committee on ways and means.
Mr.. THOMPSON, of Cass, moved the
adoption of the report. Carried.
Committee on public buildings reported
senate bill No. 81, providing the. establish
ment of a normal school at Valley City,
| with certain amendments and recon-
mended its passage when 80 amended.
Mr.. STROM moved that the report be
adopted. Carried.
Committee on apportionment reported
honse bill No. S, attaching certain town
ships to the Third legislative district with
amendments as to numbers and recon-
mended its passage. Adopted.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By MIR. DISCARD: No. 257. Amend
ing chapter "a of the penal code.
Also, No. 25S. Amending chapter 35 of
| the penal code.
BY Mr.. STR0M: No. 25s. To amend the
law, preventing the trespass on school
lands and to recover damages therefor,
tive assembly and approved Jan. Is, 1890.
Mr.. MlLSTED: No. $50. Relating to
the foreclosure and sale Of property under
chattel mortgage.
for a more economical management of the
state university, the state hospital for the
Mr.. INK: No. 262. TO encourage the
culture OF the sugar beet and the manu-
| facture of sugar therefrOm.
Mr.. TYLER: No. 1858. Amending Sec
tions III, 172 and 179 of the probate court.
Also house bill No. 264. To repeal sec
tons 2 and 3 of chapter IS of the laws of
1883.
Mr.. BOWEN: No. 265. To regulate
warehouses, inspection and weighing and
handling of grain.
MI. SELBY moved that the rules be sus.
pended and that house bills be given their
first and second reading and reference
Carried.
MI. STEVENS moved to 90 into com.
mittee of the whole for the consideration
of business on the clerks desk. Motion
withdrawn.
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. BOWEN moved that the speaker ap.
point a conference committee of three, to
confer with a similar committee from the
| senate IN senate bill No. 4S. Carried.
lSessrs. Bowen, Haugen and Belden
Vgre appointed as such committee !;
@.Mr. BUCHANAN was called to the
chair. ~lEt
FIRST N SECOND READING OF HOUSE
&h BILLS .- +
The following house bills were read the
first and second times and referred to the
committees named:
House bill No. 245, to amend section
1914, Of the civil code-judiciary.
House bill No. s46, providing for the
establishment of al industrial school at
| Observation-Disclosures institutions.
House bill No. 247, relating to the re.
newal Of chattel mortgages-judiciary.
House bill No. PAS, to prevent fraudulent
transactions on the part Of commission
MISUNDERSTANDING.
House bill No. 249, to encourage the