Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-14
$I5o,ooo.
That is the Annual Sum the
Louisiana Lottery Company
Offered the State,
100000
Is the Number of Bushels Seed Wheat
the Company offered to Fur
nish in Addition.
Both Propositions Rejected and the
Lottery Bill is Now Dead,
Sure Enough.
The Destitute Farmers Will Do
Without Seed Wheat While the
Moralists Thank God.
The Most Munificent Offer Poverty
Stricken Treasury Ever
Had, Declined.
The Governor VetOes the Williams
Board of Management and
Control Bill.
IN INTERESTING DAY.
Senate.
WEDNESDAY. March IL.
I'D ~
The Destitute Farmers Will Do
Without Seed Wheat While the
MOralists Thank God.
The Most Munificent Offer Poverty
Stricken Treasury Ever
Had, Declined.
The Governor VetOes the Williams
Board of Management and
Control Bill.
IN INTERESTING DAY,

WEDNESDAY. March ~.
Convened at2p. m.
Prayer by the chaplain.
All present but Messrs. Diesem and Rob-
insOn, excused.
A communication from Fargo relating to
the hunting of prairie chickens without a
dog, protesting against the passage of any
such law, was read.
On motion of Mr.. Haggart referred to
conference committee on No. 7S-protec-
ton of game.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
The committee on cities and municipal
corporations reported favorably No. 225,
relating to Improvements in cities not Or
ganized under the general law.
Agriculture-No 2A, amending the state
fair and board of agriculture act-do pass.
State affairs-No. 217, and house bills 131
and 167, relating to covering fees of state
officers into the state treasury-do pass;
and house bill g. relating to commercial
agencies. recommending that 1t do not
pass.
Education-Nos. 76 and 81, covered by
No. 14S.
Counties-219, providing for the use of
surplus funds for the purchase of seed
grain; III, to adjust the accounts of certain
register of deeds; 228, making invalid
bonds not properly certif and 217, relat-
ing to taxes in certain municipalities-all
recommended to pass.
Mr.. LAMOURE moved that that the SEN
ate do not adopt the report Of the confer
~ nfn hi f1,n ,,nS
form free public school bill -..
+ Mr.. WORST advocated with much ear
nestness the adoption Of the report for the
purpose of saving the bill if possible.
Mr.. BELL as earnestly opposed the re-
port of the committee as it contained no
provision for changing from the town to
the district system.
its present form. He voted for the bill as
it went from the senate but strongly urged
the necessity Of the provision for the dis
trict system when desired, and made other
objections to the bill.
Mr.. ROWE made speech in favor of the
adoption of the report OF the committee,
and moved it's adoption as a substitute for
Mr.. LaMoure's motion.
Roll call on substitute offered by Mr..
Rowe, ayes Is, nays II. Adopted.
u On the final passage of the bill there
were ayes 16, nays 1S. Passed; {the emer-
gency clause not adOpted.)
Mr.. WORST offered q concurrent reso-
luton and memorial to our delegation in
congress requesting their support of the
"silver bill" prepared by the secretary CT
the treasury. ~ ...
Mr.. WINSHIP moved it's reference to
the committee on state affairs ana it was
so amended.
The president pro tenn in the chair.
d Special order, house bill 80, defining u.s.
ury and the penalty for taking the same.
$5% Mr.. SwanstOn in the chair. =
Mr.. MCCORMACK asked unanimous con-
sent to return to the eighth order of bnsi-
ness and that the report of the seed wheat
( committee be read. Which was adopted,
and the report was read.
The President pro TEN In the chair.
Mr.. BARLOW moved that the report be
laid upon the table. Lost.
Mr.sWlNSHlP called for the ayes and
nays. # &.# IL 3. t5Ght..s.. f.. =
Nj. MCCORMACK moved a call Of the
house. ~ ~
Il All present but Messrs. Diesem and Rob-
insOn, excused, and further proceedings
under the call were dispensed with. 4
On the motion to lay the report on the
\ table. ayes II, nays IS, lost.
~ Mr.. LITTLE moved that house bill 80 be
recOmmitted to the committee on state af-
fairs. s 5,5 b q b y e
The report Of the committee was
/ adODted-inj favor Of its passage. ST m