Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14

No. II, to fix the compensation of the
judges Of the county courts and to provide
a fund for the payment thereof.
Mr.. LITTLE moved that the report of
On final passage, ayes, IS; nays, 4.
Messrs. Diesem. Helgeson, Mccormack
and Randall voting no.
The CHAIR signed senate bills No. 14O,
agricultural college and experimental sta
ton at Fargo; No: 142, inspection of ilIum-
fund for the destruction of gOphers; No.
62, railroad companies to file maps of right
OF way with county clerks.
No. 249, to encourage the manufacture
of potato starch in the state of North Da-
kOta-passed. ~ d.
40. ISL, to amend an act to give publicity
to mortgage sales
Mr.. STEVENS moved that further con-
sideration be postponed till next Monday,
Adopted.
Mr.. LITTLE moved that the regular
order of business be taken up, which was
agreed to.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
Public printing-house bill No. 2S9, re-
lating to registration of warrants-do pass.
Irrigation-house bill l42, providing for
a~rtesian we'll outfts-do not pass.
AppropriatiOns-honse bill 228, amend an
act entitled university of North Dakota"
with am~endmentS-dO pass.
Judlciary-house bill No. 1925, regulating
appeals from district courts to the supreme
court, etc.-do pass; house bill No. 228.
sons at ,persons-do pass; No. 224, to pro-
tect children-do pass; No. 2SS, to amend
section 1897 Of the compiled laws of 1857
do pass; No. 304, to allow cOnvicts credit
and to be returned to citizenship under
certain conditions;. No. 222, to prevent
waste sst on On m% : o7t!S%s prope1ty-do pass.
be suspended, and that senate bill Nc. SO,
providing for the attaching of certain
townships to Ramsey county, as amended
by the conference committee, be put upon
Its third reading and final passage. Adopt
ed.
Roll call on final passage, ayes %, nays 0.
ne following bills were introduced,
Mr.. WlNSHlP: No. 224. To amend an
act providing for the annual exhibit for
the State of North Dakota, etc., provides
for a state board Of agriculture to correct
an omission in the original bill. To com
mittee on agriculture.
Mr.. FULLER: No 225. Relating to local
organized under the general laws-to com
mittee on cities.
MI. DODDS: No 226. To amend section
20 of an act precribing the mode of making
assessments and for the levy and collection
of taxes (provides for blank assessment
books)-ways and means.
Special order, senate bill 159. Providing
for the cancellation of certain illegal taxes
on railroad grant lands.
MI. STEVENS moved to amend the bill
by striking out section l.
Mr.. Allin in the chair.
Mr.. LITTLE explained the situation
these lands were placed in by the decision
or the supreme court.
Further explained by Mr.. Swanston.
Mr.. STEVENS withdrew his motion.
A verbal amendment was made, and the
roll being called on final passage, there
were ayes, q; nays, 8. Messrs. Belyea,
Bell and Mcbride voting no.
Mr.. President in the chair.
THIRD READING.
No. 220. To abolish the office Of city
treasurer in cities not organized under the
general law and providing for the county
treasurer to discharge the duties of the
same.
Mr.. SMITH moved that the bill be in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. LITTLE moved that it be made a
specia! order for Monday al 8 o'clock.
Mr.. DIESEM was opposed to postpone.
ment.
Mr.: STEVENS moved that it be recon-
mitted. Adopted.
SECOND READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. SO2, to prevent the spread of conta.
gious and infectious diseases among domes-
tic animals-committee on agriculture.
No. 29S, to regulate the writing of insur-
ance policies, etc., in this state-insurance.
No. 81, to amend an act relating to sheep
husbandry-wolf bounty-agriculture.
No. 292, defining the boundaries of the
third judicial district and fixing the terms
of the court to be held therein-judiclary.
No. 264, to regulate the costs and dis
bursements in certain actions-judiciary.
No. 141, to restrain certain male animals
ron running ! at large.agrieulture.
state and judicial Observation-Disclosures.
No. 90S, to provide for amending articles
Of incorporation of building and loan asso-
ciaLiOns-judiciary.
No. PA, to amend and re-enact the insur-
ance laws of North Dakota-insurance.
THIRD READING OF HOUSE BILLS.
No. 221, to prohibit the blacklisting
or publishing of employees when they
have been discharged, and fixing penalty
for the same.
By, unanimous consent postponed until
Monday.
No. 1T, relating to the manufacture
and sale of baking powder, vinegar and
lard.
MI. SwANSTON moved that house bill
No. III be indefinitely postponed-ayes s,
nays IL.
The governor, by message, announced
his approval of senate bill No. 118, relating
to bridge building by counties.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that No. 1T be
postponed until Tuesday at 8 o'clock-ayes
Z, nays IL.
Mr.SWANSTON was opposed to the bill
and moved that the report of the commit
tee that it do pass be amended to do not
pass"
Mr.. LAMOURE thought it was a good
measure n ought to pass.
Mr.. DIESEM had been a merchant long
enough to know that there was a great
deal of adulteration of genuine articles.
Report of the committee was adopted.
President pro tenn. in the chair.
MI. WORST said he believed the inten-
tions of the bill were good, but this bill is
impracticable. The passage of this bill
would compel a great majority Of dealers
to confiscate their goods and become crimi-
nails as viOlatOrs of the law.
ANOTHER VETO.
The governor returned, with his objec-
lions thereto, senate bill No. 172 providing
for the taxation of real and personal
property in unorganized counties.
Mr.. SWANSTON moved that a commit