Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-07
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH Z, 1890

Mr.. MCCORMACK moved that its con.
sideration be postponed until next Tuesday
at 3 o'clock p. m. Adopted.
A message from the house announced
that the house had concurred in the senate
amendments to house bills NOS. IL, 2SSS and
173; also had passed the Barrett joint
resolution and petition for a memorial to
congress relating to irrigation, forestry,
water supply, etc.; also senate bills Nos.
1l8, with amendments. 191, 1872, II and
house bills Nos. 306 and 800.
MI. SWANSTCN moved that the secre-
tary Of the senate furnish the conference
committee on house bill No. IL with a GER
titled copy of the amendments transmitted
to the house with that bill. Adopted.
Mr.. LITTLE moved a call of the senate,
which being seconded Messrs. Belyea,
Cowan, Fisher and Fuller were found to be
absent but they soon appeared and further
proceedings under the call were dispensed
The PRESIDENT signed No. 8, aor-
ling railroad companies to take, uire,
bonds and other securities of al other
railroad company; also No. 105, J curing
the payment of fees into the state feasury,
by corporations upon filing acts o. lncOrpor-
alton or upon increase of capital stock.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS CON-
TINUED.
No. 1873, to provide for sumoning jurors
as talesmen in the district court-lost; ayes,
10; nays, II.
The president in the chair.
No LAG being a special order.
MIR. WINSHIP moved that its consider
alton be postponed until next Tuesday at
Sp. m. Adopted.
The committee of conference on the Bar
rett petition made a favorable report which
was adopted, and the reportfrom the house
on the same subject was adopted.
MI. DIESEM moved that the senate con-
cur IN the house amendments to No. 118.
Mr.. 'DODDS offered as a substitute that
it be recOmmitted, which motion prevailed.
A message from the house asked for the
return of senate bill No. 1873, for the pur-
pose of correcting the house message trans
hitting the same.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that further
action on the message be postponed until
ayes IS, nays 5.
Another special order, No. 1856, was
taken up.
Mr.. ALL1N moved p]ostponement until
Monday at 8 o'clock p. m.
MI. BELYEA moved a substitute that it
be put on its final passage. Ayes ii,
nays 8.
The president pro TEN. in the chair.
Mr.. LITTLE moved to restore section 5.
The CHAIR ruled the motion out of
order.
of the chair.
The vote on "shall the decision of tile
chair be sustained" was, ayes 8. nays 10,
and the decision was not sustained.
The motion OF Mr.. Little being in order,
Mr.. DlESEM moved that further action
be postponed until Tuesday at 4 O'Clock D.
m. Carried-ayes IL, nays 9.
THIRD READING-CoNTINUED.
No. %, for the retention and disposal of
estrays-amended and passed.
No. 100. Authorizing the loan of mus
kets and accoutrements to the trustees of
the state university-passed.
No. 1OS. To encourage the development
of coal mines in this state, etc.
The report of the committee that it do
pass was rejected.
Mr.. WORST moved to recommit. Car
ried.
No: 214. To provide for the support of
married women; ayes, 10; nays, 2. Messrs.
Fuller and Stevens voting no.
No. 228. 10 amend section 9, chapter 40,
general laws Of 1888, entitled "the univer-
sity of North Dakota"
The report of the committee that it be
u lem postponed was rejected; ayes
Mr.: LITTLE moved to recommit. Lost.
Roll call on final passage, ayes, 4; nays,
On motion of MI. Cowan the senate ad-
jOurned.