Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-03-07
House..
Convened at 2 D. m.

Convened at 2 p. m.
All present with the exception of Messrs.
Jahr, Lutz, Thomson Of Walsh, Iceland
and Watt excused.
CONQUERED IN SENATE AMENDMENTS.
Mr.. COLE moved that the rules be sus-
pended and that messages from the senate
be considered. Carriad.
The senate returned house bill No
so, regulating the buying and selling OF
grain, with the following amendments in
which the house concurred:
Providing that the bond and sureties OF
elevators shall be approved by the register
of deeds in the county in which the eleva-
tor is situated, providing that the ware.
shall pay the same price per bushel fol-
such stored grain as is by him paid for
grain Of a like quality upOns the market,
less his charge; providing that warehouse:
men shall charge not more than2 cents per
bnshel for handling and storing for thirty
days, and for each additional thirty days
no Also Isl ' house b6aii Hg No! H IS, p pusddii for the
retention and disposal Of estrays, amended
so that persons taking up estrays shall not
work or use the same. Also house bill No.
IS providing for the purchase and distribu.
ton of remaining reports of the supreme
court OF the territory OF Dakota, amending
phraseology. Also house bill No. 100, pro:
viding for the loaning of guns to the state
university, providing that the same must
be returned to the state militia in good con.
ditiOn.
These amendments having been con-
CURED in, the bills were passed.
Mr.. WILLIAMS moved that the consid-
GRAFTON of the school bill be made a special
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Mr.. HANKINSON moved that the rules
be suspended and that house bills Nos. 1924,
providing for the Wahpeton school OF
science, and IA. providing for the location
Of the agricultural college on a lcertain
school section, be placed on their third
reading and finalRpassage.-
On motion of Mr.. Mcintyre the bill
authorizing the incorporation of detective
associations, was added to the motion,
which then prevailed.
House bill No. 1924, for the location Of a
school of science at Wahpeton, was read
the third time and passed.
GOVERNOR APPROVES.
A communication was received from the
governor approving house bill No. 1856, au-
thorizing the exclusion Of certain persons
from the trial of causes of a scandalous or
obscene nature.
House bill No. s, to attach certain town.
ships to the third Legislative district; also
house bill No. 172, providing for the erec-
ton of public grain warehouses and ele-
vators Oh the right Of way Of railroad cor
poratiOns. ,%G.
House bill No. 298, compelling railroad
companies to put in side tracks adjacent
to coal mines in the state of North Dakota
House bill No. 274, to fix the maximum
rate for the transportation of coal mined
within the state of North Dakota.
House bill, No. 800, to prevent the spread
of contagious and infectious diseases
among animals, and authorizing the COVER
nor to appoint a veterinary surgeon. was
read the third time.
Mr.. STEVENS moved that the person
appointed as veterinary surgeon shall be
a graduate of some reputable veterinary
college. 52.es
MI. PINKHAM opposed this. He said
there were many good practicing veterin-
arians who have not graduated.
Mr.NORTON: Why would not that APP
ply as well to physicians and other pro-
fessions. am Interested in the stock
business and know of several veterinary