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

| to regulate the depository Of all the state
officers: No. 81, requiring the secretary of
state to give a bond; No. 1870. relating ia
printing and binding for the state, and No.
n, for the punishment of pools, trusts, con-
Mr.. LAMOURE moved that No. 1877 be
recommitted. Adopted.
The president in the chair.
The chair signed house bill No. 17S. to Sc
cure to labO erS in and about coal mines,
etc, payment of their wages at regular in.
tervals and in lawful money of the United
States; No. PA, support of married women,
No: 1872, relating to electors of president
and vice. president of the United States.
Special order No. 11S, Diesem's insurance
Mr.. LITTLE moved that its considera-
ton be indefinitely postponed. Lost.
Roll call on u passage-ayes IA, nays
Mr.. SVENsRUD moved that joint reso-
luton No. ia be put on its final passage.
Lost-1S to 8.
Mr.. STEVENS moved that rule 80. re-.
curing two-thirds of all the senators
elected necessary to change a rule be
changed to two-thirds of those present.
No: 1853, state university appropriation
bill. beng q special order,
Mr.. LAMOURE moved to amend section
by striking out $16,50O and inserting $751;
300: and that the salary of the president be
Mr.: WINsHIP moved as a substitute to
make the salary of the president $4,000.
MI. MCCORMACK moved to amend total
amount to correspond. making it $2S,4OO in
place of $4,000. Adopted.
Roll call on final passage, ayes Is, nays 6,
Messrs. Belyea, Cowan, Hormon, LaMoure,
Lawrence and Smith voting no.
Mr. I'M p,ouaA fbn ooor,r,opIok;o
and table act, which was adopted-13 to 4.
No. 1877. To punish q parent for aban-
doning his children or a husband for aban-
dOning his wife.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that the bill be
indefinitely postponed.
MIR. HARMON made n of his incisive
and to the-point speeches in support of the
Mr.. MCCORMACK moved as an amend
ment cor any wife shall willfully abandon
her husband" Hostages 6, nays 10.
Mr.. STEVENS moved to add the emer-
gency clause. Lost.
MI. SWANSTON moved to recommit.
Lost. He then moved thai it be made a
special order one week from to-day. Lost.
Roll call on final passage, ayes II, nays 3,
Messrs. LaMoure, Stevens and Swanston
voting no.
Mr.. LILLY moved to reconsider and lay
on the table. Carried.
mos. 90 ana 81, D6lTH PROVIDED Tor by
house bill No. SO, were indefinitely post
poned.
No. 1862, on motion of Mr.. Stevens, was in
definitely postponed.
No. IA. regulating the taking of toll and
exchange in grist mills or Touring mills,
and providing for penalties for the viola:
ton of the same.
MI. BELL moved to strike out IL and
make it u (tolD. Other amendments were
offered, some of which were adopted, and
the bill finally passed by a vote of 10 to 4
No. 1876, to amend the charter of the
city Of jamestown, not disposed of, the
i%ntroducer Mr.. Fuller being absent.
Mr.. WlNSHIP called up house bill No.
800 to pay for stationery, which was passed
with an emergency.
The CHAIR signed senate bills No. 1875,
collection of assets and payment of liabili:
ties Of townships heretofore illegally or.
gained; No. 161, authorizing private cor
pOiations to change their principal place
of business and No. IA, providing for a
lien on threshing engines and separators
for repairs.
Messrs. Dodds and Barlow presented
report on house bill No. 17S, recommend.
ing its passage with amendments.
The committee on counties reported fav.
orably No. 96,to fund outstanding indebted
ness, etc.
On motion OF Mr.. Swanston the senate
adjourned.